Saving energy costs
We all know it well: the energy bill is under constant pressure and there is a need for greener technology to guarantee a good indoor climate.
The question is... can you also save on the electricity for the ventilation solution?
Yes, you can – there are several ways to save energy!
For all systems, the energy consumption is related to airflow and pressure loss. It is therefore important to ensure that the system is properly balanced and thus avoid unnecessary pressure loss across the system’s components – such as fittings, dampers, heating coil and filter.
Save up to 2/3 of your energy bill
VEX4000CF with counterflow heat exchanger significantly reduces energy consumption for ventilation in the most energy-efficient way by using a high degree of heat recovery combined with the option of an integrated heat pump. When the system is integrated with a heat pump, electricity consumption can be reduced by as much as two thirds.
The system’s latest upgrade, a highly efficient counter flow heat exchanger module, makes it possible to use VEX4000 in residential buildings as well. The counter flow heat exchanger prevents “backflow” of air, so that the transfer of moisture and odour/air between rooms via the ventilation system is avoided. This means that neither the neighbour’s smoke nor the cod pods can be smelled by others.
VEX4000CF with counter flow heat exchanger
More about VEX4000CF hereVEX4000CF is a great advantage in apartment buildings, apartment buildings and nursing homes, etc.
It can also be the optimal solution in buildings where the premises are used differently, such as a factory with production room and office, etc.
Our recommendations for saving energy
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Change filters regularly
We recommend changing the filter twice a year, both for hygiene reasons and to avoid unnecessary pressure loss. Please contact our sales department for assistance.
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Reduced cost of operation
For building types such as schools, institutions and offices, it may be a good idea to reduce ventilation, for example by: clock control or sensors.
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Replace the old unit
Our units have become much more energy-efficient over the years, and replacing an older unit can often pay for itself in just a few years.
Contact us for advice
If you want to hear more about how to save energy or how to replace older plants, we are ready to help.
