Heat-recovery ventilation

16 January, 2005

Energy-efficient ventilation is provided by VES Andover’s Ecovent Plus range of heat-recovery ventilation units.

VES Andover’s Ecovent Plus range of heat-recovery ventilation units supersedes the original Ecovent, which became a major success when it was launched in 1990. The new range offers more model types, improved designs and the option of fitted, prewired micro-processor controls. The new controls are complete with remote room display, fed by a low-voltage cable, for time and temperature adjustment. Once set, it automatically and continuously adjusts the unit to give heat recovery or free cooling. Ecovent Plus units have crossflow plate heat exchangers and comply with the requirements of the Enhanced Capital Allowances Scheme. Units can be supplied with direct-expansion heat-pump cooling and twin-extract-fan options. Quick delivery is assured by the company’s investment in state-of-the-art machinery in its factory.

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