Cyclone Plus

The Modul-AIR Blue Exhaust Air Heat Pump (EAHP) and optional Climate Control Module (CCM) provides balanced mechanical ventilation with heat recovery (MVHR), domestic hot water (DHW), heating via radiators, underfloor (UFH) or fan coils & cooling.

It uses the waste heat from the extract ventilation through a heat pump cycle to provide the heating and hot water for the dwelling. When fitted with the optional CCM the supply air to the habitable space is pre-heated to increase the occupants comfort level and thus reducing the load on the radiators or underfloor heating in the dwelling. In addition to this in the summer months the heat pump cycle can reverse and provide up to 3kW of cooling via the CCM supply ductwork & an additional fan coil.

The Modul-AIR ALL-E Exhaust Air Heat Pump (EAHP) and optional Green Comfort provides mechanical ventilation with heat recovery (MVHR), domestic hot water (DHW) & heating via radiators or underfloor (UFH).

It uses the waste heat from the extract ventilation through a heat pump cycle to provide the heating and hot water for the dwelling. When fitted with the optional Green Comfort the supply air to the habitable space is pre-heated to increase the occupants comfort level and thus reducing the load on the radiators or underfloor heating in the dwelling.

The Spaarpomp Exhaust Air Heat Pump (EAHP) provides centralised mechanical extract ventilation (cMEV) and hybrid heating in combination with a gas/oil boiler via radiators or underfloor (UFH)

This Spaarpomp is an non-intrusive hybrid heat pump solution ideal for decarbonising existing residential heating systems. It uses the waste heat from the extract ventilation through a heat pump cycle to provide the base load for heating in the dwelling with the gas/oil boiler satisfying peak heating loads. The full DHW load will continue to be supplied by the existing gas/oil boiler.

The EcoHeat DHW Heat Pump Cylinder efficiently provides all the domestic hot water (DHW) requirement for a typical dwelling.

Sleak in its design the EcoHeat can fit seamlessly into a standard sized kitchen unit if required, potentially freeing up additional storage room in the airing cupboard. The supply air is fed to the heat pump cylinder via insulated ducting. The ECoHeat range comes in various volumes to suit any requirement. (180L & 220L Standard)(120L & 160L SLIM).

The Modul-AIR Blue Exhaust Air Heat Pump (EAHP) and optional Climate Control Module (CCM) provides balanced mechanical ventilation with heat recovery (MVHR), domestic hot water (DHW), heating via radiators, underfloor (UFH) or fan coils & cooling.

It uses the waste heat from the extract ventilation through a heat pump cycle to provide the heating and hot water for the dwelling. When fitted with the optional CCM the supply air to the habitable space is pre-heated to increase the occupants comfort level and thus reducing the load on the radiators or underfloor heating in the dwelling. In addition to this in the summer months the heat pump cycle can reverse and provide up to 3kW of cooling via the CCM supply ductwork & an additional fan coil.

The Modul-AIR ALL-E Exhaust Air Heat Pump (EAHP) and optional Green Comfort provides mechanical ventilation with heat recovery (MVHR), domestic hot water (DHW) & heating via radiators or underfloor (UFH).

It uses the waste heat from the extract ventilation through a heat pump cycle to provide the heating and hot water for the dwelling. When fitted with the optional Green Comfort the supply air to the habitable space is pre-heated to increase the occupants comfort level and thus reducing the load on the radiators or underfloor heating in the dwelling.

The Spaarpomp Exhaust Air Heat Pump (EAHP) provides centralised mechanical extract ventilation (cMEV) and hybrid heating in combination with a gas/oil boiler via radiators or underfloor (UFH)

This Spaarpomp is an non-intrusive hybrid heat pump solution ideal for decarbonising existing residential heating systems. It uses the waste heat from the extract ventilation through a heat pump cycle to provide the base load for heating in the dwelling with the gas/oil boiler satisfying peak heating loads. The full DHW load will continue to be supplied by the existing gas/oil boiler.