Aimed at commercial and public sector applications, the new MFS-HR from Gilberts Blackpool builds on the MFS hybrid ventilation unit, which can achieve up to 75% heat recovery.
The heat recovery performance means that when employed as part of a sustainable strategy, including photovoltaic arrays, MFS-HR could achieve energy negative status.
As with the original MFS and other alternative hybrid ventilation systems, MFS-HR is a stand-alone unit installed through the façade to ventilate, cool and warm the interior. Initial tests indicate each MFS-HR will provide up to 4kW heating and 2kW cooling capacity while delivering an airflow rate of up to 470 litres/sec.
Manufactured in the UK, the whole MFS range includes recyclable material to make it low on embodied carbon. Furthermore, MFS attains air leakage better than legislative requirements – 3m3/HR/m2, and a U-value of less than 1W/m2/°C, all combining to further
enhance the green credentials.
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