The WANAS 900H recuperator is a compact ventilation unit with a horizontal nozzle system used for ventilation of single-family houses or small service facilities.
It is characterized by very low energy consumption, quiet operation, high thermal efficiency and easy operation. The control panel was designed by a team of engineers manufactured by WANAS and made with attention to the smallest details, equipped with a number of excellent features to enjoy high comfort of use. It is designed for ventilating rooms with an area of up to 440 m2.
Each recuperator is equipped with a weekly touch controller and WANAS MOBILE CONTROL W-15 module for remote control of the control panel via the Internet.
Air handling units produced by our company have:
- weekly programme
- SMART HEATER - automatically adjusting power
- bypass control
- 3 algorithms securing the exchanger against freezing
- "fireplace" and "party" mode
- secondary heater control
- ground-coupled heat exchanger control
- full-range (1-100%) efficiency adjustment
- possiblle control based on humidity and CO2 sensors
- possible gas boiler control
- possible connection via alarm central unit or bathroom switch to switch over operation to speed I or III
- on-line remote control
- filter replacement alert
- flush and surface mounting
| UEC (unit energy consumption) class |
- |
A |
|
| UEC for moderate climate |
kWh/(m2/year)
|
-39,47 |
|
| UEC for cool climate |
kWh/(m2/year)
|
-77,46 |
|
UEC for warm climate
|
kWh/(m2/year)
|
-15,08 |
|
| Max. flow rate (at 100 Pa) |
m3/h |
1 000 |
|
| Acoustic power (gear I/ ac. UE 1254/2014) |
dBA |
38/56 |
|
External static pressure (at 900 m3/h)
|
Pa |
230 |
|
| Energy consumption |
W |
38-405 |
|
| Pre-heater power |
W |
3 000 |
|
| Power supply |
V/Hz |
230/50 |
|
| Stub pipe diameter |
mm |
250 |
|
| Max. efficiency |
% |
95,30 |
|
| Efficiency according UE 1254/2014, dT=13°C, SWM |
% |
86,50 |
|
| Height |
mm |
1080 |
|
| Width |
mm |
1184 |
|
| Depth |
mm |
720 |
|
| Weight |
kg |
146 |
|
| Filter class |
- |
ISO COARSE 75% |
A - external fresh air
B - air extraction from rooms
C - air supply to rooms
D - spent air discharge to the outside
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