Overview

Energy Recovery Ventilator (ERV) is a type of ventilation system designed to improve indoor air quality while minimizing energy loss. It achieves this by transferring heat and moisture between incoming and outgoing air streams. ERVs are commonly used in residential, commercial, and industrial buildings where a balanced ventilation system is needed.

Parameters

Model	Air volume(m³/h)	Rotor shape (mm)	Rotor depth (mm)	Weight (kg)	Wind speed (m/s)	Heat exchange efficiency(%)	Air resistance(pa)	power
ALQ-500	1790	700	290	32	5.5	70	250	3-380V50Hz
ALQ-600	2600	800	290	41
ALQ-700	3600	850	290	49
ALQ-800	4700	900	290	57
ALQ-900	6000	1000	290	68
ALQ-1000	7300	1100	290	82
ALQ-1100	9000	1200	290	97
ALQ-1200	10500	1300	290	114
ALQ-1300	12500	1400	290	130
ALQ-1400	15000	1500	290	148
ALQ-1500	16000	1600	290	167
ALQ-1600	18500	1700	290	187
ALQ-1700	21500	1800	290	211
ALQ-1800	24000	1900	290	233
ALQ-1900	26500	2000	290	257
ALQ-2000	29000	2100	290	232
ALQ-2200	35500	2300	290	335
ALQ-2400	45000	2500	314	394
ALQ-2500	46500	2600	314	420
ALQ-2600	50000	2800	314	663
ALQ-2800	58000	3000	314	763
ALQ-3000	65000	3200	430	843
ALQ-3200	76000	3400	430	934
ALQ-3400	85000	3600	430	1022
ALQ-3600	95000	3800	430	1174
ALQ-3800	105000	4000	430	1272
ALQ-4000	120000	4200	430	1374

Advantages

Improved Energy Efficiency: Industrial ERVs recover both heat and moisture from exhaust air and transfer it to incoming fresh air. This process reduces the energy needed for heating or cooling in industrial facilities, leading to significant energy savings and lower operational costs.
Cost Savings: By reducing energy consumption, industrial ERVs result in lower utility bills and operational expenses, contributing to overall cost savings for industrial businesses.
Enhanced Indoor Air Quality: ERVs continuously exchange indoor air with fresh outdoor air while recovering heat and moisture. This helps remove indoor pollutants, contaminants, and odors, creating a healthier and more productive working environment for employees.
Temperature Control: Industrial ERVs help maintain consistent indoor temperatures by preheating or precooling incoming fresh air with recovered heat. This ensures optimal working conditions and productivity in industrial settings.
Moisture Management: ERVs regulate indoor humidity levels by transferring moisture between incoming and outgoing air streams. This helps prevent issues such as condensation, mold growth, and corrosion, preserving equipment and infrastructure integrity.
Reduced Environmental Impact: By reducing energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions associated with heating and cooling processes, industrial ERVs contribute to environmental sustainability and corporate social responsibility goals.
Compliance with Regulations: Many industrial facilities are subject to regulations and standards regarding energy efficiency and indoor air quality. Implementing ERVs helps industrial businesses meet compliance requirements and avoid penalties.
Long-Term Investment: Industrial ERVs offer a long-term return on investment through energy savings, reduced maintenance costs, and improved employee health and productivity, making them a valuable asset for industrial operations.