Heat Recovery Units
Heat Recovery Units
A heat recovery unit exchanges the heat energy of stale, used air with clean fresh outdoor air before exhausting it, providing energy saving and clean air. By letting heating-cooling devices run less, it lowers bills.
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Heat transfer efficiency | Up to 80% |
| Core function | Heat transfer between indoor and outdoor air |
| Balance | Ideal heat and humidity balance |
| Benefit | Energy saving + constant fresh air |
Applications
- Offices and business centres
- Hotels and accommodation (rooms, corridors, lounges)
- Malls and stores
- Restaurants and cafés
- Cinemas and theatres
- Meeting and conference halls
- Sports halls and swimming pools
- Schools and nurseries
- Hospitals and clinics
Frequently Asked Questions
How much energy does it save?
Heat transfer efficiency can reach up to 80%, cutting bills by letting HVAC devices run less.
How does it work?
It transfers the heat of indoor air to incoming fresh air, giving fresh air while preventing energy loss.
Does it keep humidity balanced?
Yes, it maintains ideal heat and humidity balance in homes, offices, schools and hospitals.