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Expanded product range

Published:  26 February, 2015

weger_air_solutions.jpgWEGER AIR SOLUTIONS UK reports it has expanded its product range with the introduction of 5 models of heat pump to air heat recovery units. All of the units are ‘stand alone’ and only need electrical power, so are said to be ideal for applications where hot water, chilled water and gas are not available.

Very high efficiency levels can be achieved as there are 2 forms of sequential heat recovery – the integral heat pump system and either plate recuperators or thermal wheels. They are said to be well suited to achieve the higher demands of Government and clients to reduce energy consumption.

All 5 models use an integral refrigeration system (R410A), using hermetic scroll compressors, inverter controlled.

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