Heat recovery offers a low carbon and energy efficient approach to heating and cooling a building and can provide significant improvements in HVAC system efficiencies.

Heat recovery system design looks at the building’s requirements as a whole in order to integrate heating, cooling, ventilation and hot water in the most efficient way possible, rather than designing air conditioning as an isolated circuit.

Waste heat recovery involves reclaiming exhaust heat from one area of a building and transferring it to another where warm air or hot water is needed, thus providing a low cost, low carbon way of utilising heat.

Heat recovery VRV systems achieve the highest COP levels in the industry (more than 10*), offering a significant step towards the goal of zero heat rejection and making these systems the champions of energy efficiency.

* Efficiency of 10.07 based on an REYQ10P in mixed mode at nominal conditions