Heat recovery ventilation

Exhaust units

BXC-EG

A flush-mounted multifunctional exhaust unit to optimise indoor air quality and energy efficiency in MEV applications

BXC-EF

The concealed humidity-controlled extract unit with integrated filter to preserve the durability of installations.

The TDA exhaust units directly adjust the extracted airflow to the level of human presence detected in the room. The airflow level in “presence” mode can be adjusted at every moment according to the usual number of occupants in the room (1 to 4 persons per vent).

BXC²

The BXC² exhaust unit incorporates all the functions one could request from an air exhaust unit. With various activation modes such as humidity, presence, CO2 and VOC for example, the BXC² exhaust unit automaticaly adjusts the level of ventilation according to occupants’ needs in all situations, all rooms.

Heat recovery units

InspirAIR® Side V2

The new multi-position HRV which will adapt to your projects.

INSPIRAIR® TOP PREMIUM

InspirAIR Top MVHR system, a connected marvel of innovation designed to prioritise air quality, performance, comfort, and user interaction.

Sensors

S-PRE/DAY-NIGHT/T

One of the biggest challenges, that we are encountering today is the balance between comfort, security and the efficiency of energy. When it comes to occupants’ comfort in an indoor area, both residential as well as non-residential markets, the building constructors are providing a best in class experience for the occupants with well-equipped building automation solutions.

S-CO2/T

Nowadays, the buildings are nearly air-tight, entailing a risk of poor indoor air quality if there is a lack of ventilation. Indoor air quality can generally be assessed by measuring the concentration of carbon dioxide, known to be representative of indoor air conditions. Aereco introduces the new S-CO2/T Modbus, an effective CO2 sensor specially designed to accurately assess indoor CO2 concentrations, in order to help systems optimize indoor air quality.

S-VOC

Indoor environments contain various gases and microscopic particles that can impact human health. The S-VOC is designed to accurately and reliably determine the level of volatile organic compounds (VOC), typically associated with cigarette smoke, cooking smells, and other pollutants.

S-CO2

Most new buildings in developed countries are nearly air-tight, entailing a risk of poor indoor air quality if there is a lack of ventilation. Indoor air quality can generally be assessed by measuring the concentration of carbon dioxide, known to be representative of indoor air conditions.

Heat recovery ventilation