Soler & Palau, a leading company in the global ventilation market, launches a new efficient ventilation system concept: Energy Efficient Ventilation System. Under this concept, S&P is developing three major lines: low consumption fans, heat or cold recoverers and Controlled Ventilation Demand.

As low consumption direct current fans it presents the TD-Ecowatt Series, making it possible, with regulation, to get up to 50% savings in consumption. The series features low profile helicocentrifugal fans, with ball bearings and high performance, linear adjustable brushless direct current motors, specially designed to work in installations where the extractor must work long hours, which will allow for important energy savings, or in those facilities that require an intelligent ventilation system controlled by external sensors.

S&P’s heat recoverers incorporate a crossflow exchanger system with aluminium plates which reuse up to 60% of the wasted heat through a ventilation system, reveals Construnario.com. On the other hand, Soler & Palau’s proposal of Controlled Ventilation Demand (DCV) consists of the creation of ventilation systems made of fans and electronic or mechanic elements which control, at all times, the use of only that energy which is necessary for ventilation according to the contamination of the sites, instead of doing it according to its maximum possible occupation.