Heat recovery
A room ventilation system with heat recovery guarantees an outright noticeable decrease in heating costs. Since the heat exchanger integrated in the ventilation unit uses more than 90% of the exhaust air heat to pre-heat the incoming fresh air. In this way, the invested energy isn’t lost. It is simply supplied back to the living space.
The exhaust air is filtered upstream of the heat exchanger, flows through the cross counterflow heat exchanger and is discharged to the outside by a fan. The cool outside air is also filtered in the ventilation system and subsequently absorbs the energy from the exhaust air in the cross counterflow heat exchanger and is supplied to the rooms by a second fan. Details
The air which is discharged from every building contains much energy. In winter, it is considerably warmer than the outside air and additionally contains water vapour from which heat is discharged by means of condensation. At the same time, when ventilating, the inflowing cold outside air must first be heated by the heating system. Details
renovation
new buildings
Pluggit, the German specialist and technological leader for residential ventilation with heat recovery has experienced solid development in recent years, which has led to a significant increase in market share. Key success factors contributing to Pluggit’s market leadership position are its innovative strength and excellent access to the market. In order to further enhance growth and to ensure a winning position in the race for innovation, the shareholders of Pluggit entered, advised by Altium Capital AG, into a process to find a new but strategic partner.
DetailsThe Pluggit room ventilation systems. With Pluggit refresh, you can install the entire fresh air system in an existing flat.
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