Cold-climate optimization
Circuit charge prioritizes heat transfer from winter exhaust to cold outdoor supply air.
This unit uses a side-by-side Z-circuit whose charge and internal geometry favor winter heating recovery while retaining some cooling-season transfer. Half-inch copper tubes sit in a minimum 16-gauge galvanized or stainless frame. The physical circuit differs from the equal bidirectional model and should be oriented for its intended dominant heat-flow direction; reversing the installation can reduce the winter benefit it was selected to provide.
Circuit charge prioritizes heat transfer from winter exhaust to cold outdoor supply air.
Working fluid circulates inside 1/2 in copper tubes without pumps.
Galvanized or stainless framing supports the two coil faces across the air-stream partition.
| Air-Stream Arrangement | Side by side |
|---|---|
| Circuit | Heating-optimized Z-circuit |
| Recovery Bias | Winter heating |
| Tube Outside Diameter | 1/2 in copper |
| Frame | Minimum 16-gauge galvanized or stainless steel |
| Operation | Passive heat pipe |
| Energy Transfer | Sensible |
| Installation | Oriented to dominant winter heat flow |
| Primary Duty | Cold-climate outdoor-air preheat |
| Customisation | Disponible en fonction de l'application prévue et de l'environnement d'exploitation. |
For cold-climate clean facilities with high winter outdoor-air heating loads and separated exhaust and supply paths.
Confirm winter and summer conditions, rows, circuit orientation, fin spacing, coating, frame alloy, bypass and frost controls.
Envoyez-nous vos dimensions, conditions d'installation, objectifs de performance et finition de surface requise.