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What are the advantages of HRVs?

• In applications like pools, spas and gyms, it is preferable to not recover the humidity from the exhaust air stream. An HRV is better suited for this goal.

• Energy recovery ventilator :

Energy recovery ventilators (ERVs) are a type of HRV that can exchange both heat and moisture.

Moisture control: An ERV can give you more control over moisture levels in your home during warm and humid weather, by keeping excess moisture out of your home. Because less energy is required to lower the temperature of dry air compared to moist air, an ERV can reduce the work your air conditioner needs to do and save you money.

Moisture recovery: If your winter climate is extremely dry, ERVs recover some of the moisture that would leave your house through a regular HRV. This helps you maintain a comfortable humidity level within your home, avoiding static electricity, sore throats and other discomforts caused by air that is too dry.

What are the advantages of ERVs?

• ERVs have the ability to transfer humidity. They can dehumidify the outside air in hot/humid climates, and keep the humidity inside the building in cold/dry climates, which improves the comfort of the building space.
• ERVs can enable the size of an air conditioner to be downsized because it reduces the latent load on the system.
• In certain operating conditions there is no need for a drain or drain pan because the ERV doesn’t produce any condensation.
• ERVs can go to lower temperatures before defrost is required, which results in energy savings.

Application : 
Residential ventilation system, HVAC energy recovery system, Waste heat/cool recovery place , Clean room.   & Industrial Ventilation Systems play an active role in supplying fresh air and evacuating dirty air. Industrial ventilation systems are successfully applied in Food, Pharmaceutical, Rubber, Chemical, Machinery, Metal, Furniture, Automotive, Plastic, Health and Textile sectors.