Heat recovery ventilation systems provide good quality indoor fresh air, and are also designed to recover heat that would otherwise be lost. For commercial premises, a recovery system could help save on energy bills and keep your offices warm during the winter months.
It’s easy to loose valuable heat in commercial properties, when a door or window is opened the warm air just flies up into the atmosphere. With a ventilation system you get fresh, warm air constantly circulating through the building. For businesses and industry, heat recovery lies at the heart of making a far more efficient work place.
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Heat Recovery Ventilator
Heat recovery systems don’t replace the need for a boiler or other technology to heat your radiators but it does help them work more efficiently by recycling that warm air ensuring that you get the most out of it.
A heat recovery system can work via a ventilation system which is positioned at the top of the building. Rather than just draw the stale air out and replace it with new, it first of all works to draw the heat from the outgoing air and passes it to the air which is coming in.
Heat recovery ventilation works independently of your normal heating system. In each room there are ventilation ducts with filters that feed the air in and out of the space, all leading to a heat exchanger that is either placed in the loft or on the roof of a building. This heat exchanger is the brain of the heat recovery system, moving the stale air through hundreds of small pipes whilst drawing in cold air from outside in other ducts.
Please speak to our member of our team if you are interested in a Heat Recovery System for your commercial building.
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