Heat Recovery Systems

Re-claims heat from the stale exhaust air and transfers it to the incoming fresh air

Building insulation and sealed windows eliminate heat loses but they also prevent natural ventilation. This causes increased levels of carbon dioxide and humidity to build up promoting an unhealthy internal environment. Using a heat recovery system and ventilation unit will draw air in from outside to ventilate a premises, transfer heat to it from warm polluted air that is being extracted from the premises, thus reducing the need to heat the incoming fresh air to a minimum.  It does this, without mixing the outgoing polluted air with the incoming fresh air, and achieves up to 90% retention of heat from the air that is being extracted. This can provide huge savings on energy bills by reducing the amount of energy used to heat an area.

Benefits include:

* Controlled air into building
* Controlled exhaust air
* Transfer of heat
* Boost for rapid exhaust
* Reduced draughts
* Efficient air changes.