Customized Air Handling Unit With Heat Recovery Vendor

An air handling unit (AHU) with heat recovery is a core HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) device that integrates heat recovery functionality into a standard air handling unit.

It's designed to transfer heat (or cold) between the building's exhaust air (polluted, with waste heat/cold) and incoming fresh air (outside air needing temperature adjustment) during ventilation. This process reuses the waste thermal energy, reducing the load on heating or cooling systems and cutting energy consumption.

• The unit has two independent air flows: one for exhaust air (from indoors) and one for fresh air (from outdoors).
• A heat exchanger inside the unit facilitates heat transfer between the two streams—no direct mixing of air, ensuring indoor air quality.
• In winter: Waste heat from warm exhaust air preheats cold fresh air, reducing the need for additional heating.
• In summer: Cool exhaust air precools hot fresh air, lowering the load on air conditioning systems.

• Commercial buildings: Office buildings, shopping malls, hotels, and hospitals (requiring large-scale ventilation and energy savings).
• Industrial facilities: Factories, data centers, and clean rooms (needing stable indoor temperature/humidity and high energy efficiency).
• Green buildings: A key component to meet energy-saving standards and reduce carbon emissions.

• Energy efficiency: Cuts HVAC energy consumption by 15%-40% compared to standard AHUs, lowering operating costs.
• Environmental friendliness: Reduces carbon emissions by reusing waste heat, aligning with low-carbon development goals.
• Comfort enhancement: Stabilizes the temperature of incoming fresh air, avoiding sudden temperature fluctuations indoors.

• No cross contamination
• Using cross reversal airflows to exchange
• High efficiency of heating exchange
• Times recycling and recovery of condensate water
• Equipment installation is simple and can be assembled in sections
• Low investment cost for the equipment
• Easy to doing for repair and maintenance
• With a service life of over 12 years