Heat or energy recovery systems have been designed to recover the heat or energy contained in exhaust air. Thanks to a balanced air-flow exchange system, the heat or energy from contaminated exhaust air passes through the recovery core, and fresh air enters through other cells absorbing that heat or energy without mixing with the exhaust air.

So, you benefit from healthy fresh air while you save on heating or air conditioning costs. A selection of models and controls are offered to suit your needs.

The main difference between heat and energy recovery is that in the heat recovery core transfers allows for a transfer of heat between stale and fresh air while the energy recovery core also allows for the transfer of moisture along with the heat. Each has their own application depending on your regional climate.