Heat Recovery Systems - Bedford, Milton Keynes & Leighton Buzzard

Buildings equipped with central heating are subject to air pollution and dampness within the air. A Heat Recovery system is designed to completely refresh all the air in the rooms where it is installed once every two hours or so, meaning the stale damp air is consistently replaced with fresh, warm, filtered air.

Do I need a Heat Recovery System?

A heat recovery system recovers around 60% - 70% of the heat normally lost through trickle vents and other breakout points in the building structure. By installing a heat recovery system you are creating an environment with filtered fresh air meaning a healthier business environment for employees and customers, whilst also alleviating the risks for sufferers of allergies. Heat recovery systems can benefit your building in several ways:

• Negates need for trickle ventilators and extractor fans
• Reduces noise pollution and heat loss is reduced
• Energy-efficient solution
• Cost effective choice for your company
• Heat pumps Silent and easy to install

Heat Pumps & Ducts - How a the unit Works

The stale air passes through the heat recovery system and most of the heat usually lost via trickle vents is recovered. Fresh air is then transported into the premises via a separate external grille. It passes though the ventilator which picks up the heat recovered from the stale air. This warmed fresh air is then pumped using heat pumps and then ducted to all the other rooms within your building that you have chose to use the system with.

The fan speed can be altered, providing you with the option to select a low, medium or a high medium setting to suit your building's requirements. D-Mec Services can install and maintain heat recovery systems into your premises, and fix any faulty systems that require urgent repair.

Heat Recovery Systems and Heat Pumps installations cover Bedford, Northamptonshire, Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire, Oxfordshire, Leighton Buzzard, Milton Keynes, Northampton, Dunstable, Aylesbury, Hemel Hampsted, St Albans, Stevenage, Hitchin, High Wycombe, Marlow and Maidenhead.