Heat recovery plays crucial role in ventilation industrye
Reusing heat from exhaust air offers significant economic and environmental benefits. By applying heat recovery systems, buildings can be made more energy efficient, reducing energy costs and CO2 emissions.
Whether for comfortable homes, efficient utility buildings or sustainable industrial processes, heat recovery optimizes energy efficiency and contributes to a greener future.
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ComfoAir Q heat recovery unit
The ComfoAir Q heat recovery unit is the basis for a new generation of ventilation units that are even more efficient, even quieter and even more intelligent. The extremely modern design, combined with intelligent technology, make the Zehnder ComfoAir Q the best choice in the market.
Through numerous innovations, the best possible sound insulation values, even better heat recovery and particularly low energy consumption are achieved. The ComfoAir Q ensures maximum comfort for an optimal indoor climate combined with maximum energy efficiency.
Heat recovery unit Renovent Excellent
Good ventilation contributes to living comfort and health. Users are increasingly demanding good ventilation possibilities in all seasons. The government is also increasingly tightening requirements with regard to energy efficiency and installation noise. All this is no problem for the Renovent Excellent: these ventilation units with heat recovery are not only ready for current, but also for future ventilation requirements.
HRU ECO heat recovery unit
A refreshingly healthy indoor environment, optimal living comfort and considerable energy savings - that's what the HRU ECO BAL stands for. The principle is very simple. Using a supply and exhaust fan, the unit draws in fresh outside air and expels polluted inside air to the outside.
Both air flows are passed through a heat exchanger. In this, about 95% of the heat from the return air is transferred to the fresh outside air that is blown in. This ensures an intake air temperature that is almost the same as the room temperature.