FAQ

A heat pipe heat exchanger uses a gravity-driven heat pipe to move heat from the hot exhaust airstream to the incoming cold air with no energy consumption of its own, using a copper-tube and aluminium-fin structure that gives low air resistance, effective condensate drainage and higher corrosion resistance. It suits large-airflow commercial ventilation where duct static pressure is high, or dirty and dusty exhaust streams.

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