Elta heat-recovery units maintain indoor air quality

Elta Fans, heat recovery, energy recovery, ventilation

Elta Fans’ Komfovent range of heat-recovery ventilation units are quiet in operation and designed to change the air in a building every two hours, continually replacing stale damp air with fresh, warmed, clean and filtered air. They can be installed in hotels, schools, colleges, libraries, nurseries, offices, conference halls and other premises. They are easy to install and maintain, with compact casings enabling them to be easily fitted in confined spaces.

The SREGO unit, one of two models in the range, has a rotary heat exchanger with an aluminium rotor that recovers up to 90% of heat. Units are available with EC or AC external-rotor motor.

The SRECU model has a plate heat exchanger that recovers up to 65% of heat using an aluminium plate heat exchanger. The design prevents cross-contamination of incoming air by exhaust air. Units have compact, high-quality air filters and filter monitoring to alert users of the need to service the filters. They are suitable for single- or 3-phase operation.

These heat-recovery units have a 12-month warranty and are available for horizontal and vertical mounting in 10 sizes from the Elta Select range. A wider range of sizes is available to suit requirements.

An integrated control system controls ventilation parameters and optimises operating costs.

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