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Enhance your efficiency: heat recovery and reclaim system installation services

Imagine enjoying fresh, filtered air in your home while reducing your energy consumption and environmental impact. Heat recovery and reclaim systems capture and reuse waste heat, significantly lowering your reliance on conventional heating and cooling systems. This translates to substantial savings on your utility bills and a smaller carbon footprint. Our comprehensive service package, from expert consultations to professional installation and ongoing support, ensures a seamless experience and optimal system performance. Let us help you create a more sustainable and cost-effective environment – contact us today for a free consultation.

Heat recovery systems bring savings & sustainability to homes & businesses

Save energy

Unleash significant energy savings and cost reductions

Breathe easy

Breathe easy with improved indoor air quality and enhanced comfort

Go green

Become a champion for sustainability and minimise your environmental footprint

Peace of mind

Experience a seamless transition with expert support and ongoing maintenance

Certifications & accreditations

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Recommended product

Discover Daikin’s VAM-FC – your recommended heat reclaim ventilation system

Enhanced Indoor Air Quality

  • Provides a continuous supply of fresh, filtered air, reducing stale air and pollutants.
  • Optional CO2 sensor allows for demand-controlled ventilation, ensuring optimal air quality while minimizing energy use.
  • Compatible with optional dust filters to remove unwanted particles and improve air purity.

Energy Efficiency

  • Recovers heat from exhaust air, transferring it to incoming fresh air, significantly reducing heating and cooling demands.
  • Utilises a highly efficient DC fan motor, further minimizing energy consumption.

Additional Features

  • Wide range of capacities to fit various space requirements.
  • Easy installation and integration with existing Daikin systems.
  • Operates in both over- and under-pressure environments.
  • No drain piping required, simplifying installation and maintenance.
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Heat Recovery Ventilation FAQs

What are the benefits of installing an HRV system?

  • Enhanced indoor air quality: HRVs provide a continuous supply of fresh, filtered air, reducing stale air, pollutants, and allergens, leading to a healthier and more comfortable environment for occupants.
  • Improved comfort: HRVs help maintain consistent and comfortable temperatures by pre-heating or pre-cooling incoming fresh air with exhaust air, reducing reliance on traditional heating and cooling systems.
  • Reduced energy consumption: HRVs recover heat from exhaust air, significantly decreasing the energy needed for space conditioning, leading to significant energy savings and lower utility bills.
  • Increased productivity and well-being: Improved air quality can contribute to a healthier and more productive environment, promoting better focus, fewer headaches, and reduced allergy symptoms.

Where is the best place to install an HRV system?

The ideal location for an HRV system depends on the specific application:

  • Residential: HVR systems are typically installed centrally in the home, close to the main heating and cooling system, allowing for efficient distribution of fresh air throughout the living space.
  • Commercial: In commercial buildings, HRV systems are often located within a mechanical room or near the main air handling unit. The specific location will depend on the building’s layout and air distribution system.

How much does it cost to install an HRV system?

Installation costs for HRV systems vary depending on several factors, including:

  • Size and complexity of the space: Larger spaces typically require larger and more complex systems, increasing installation costs.
  • Chosen features: Additional features like advanced filtration or humidity control can affect the cost.
  • Local labor rates: Installation costs can vary based on the location and labor rates of qualified HVAC professionals.

However, the long-term energy savings often offset the initial installation cost, making HRV systems a cost-effective investment in the long run.

Does an HRV system require regular maintenance?

Yes, regular maintenance is crucial for ensuring optimal performance and longevity of your HRV system. This typically involves:

  • Cleaning or replacing filters at recommended intervals.
  • Scheduling periodic inspections by a qualified HVAC professional to ensure proper operation and identify any potential issues.

Can an HRV system be installed in an existing building?

Yes, HRV systems can be installed in both new and existing buildings. However, the complexity of the installation may vary depending on factors like:

  • Existing ductwork: Installing an HRV system might require modifications to existing ductwork, potentially impacting the complexity and cost.
  • Accessibility: The ease of access to the installation location can influence the cost and duration of the project.

Consulting with qualified HVAC professionals is highly recommended to determine the feasibility and best approach for your specific situation, considering the type of building, existing systems, and budget.

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