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Renewaire HRV/ERV
FEATURES
- Reducing HVAC loads: RenewAire technology reduces HVAC loads during both winter and summer. In turn, HVAC equipment size and needs can be decreased and furnaces and air conditioners can be smaller. This process ensures efficient operations and keeps both energy use and costs low, while at the same time maintaining high-level IAQ.
- Optimized energy efficiency: Energy efficiency is optimized by preconditioning the outside air coming in with the otherwise-wasted heat and humidity of the exhaust air going out. This exchange of energy moderates temperatures and moisture, decreases HVAC equipment needs, drives operational efficiencies and conserves energy.
- Minimizing environmental impact: The combination of less energy used and HVAC loads being reduced conserves resources. Further, our Madison, WI plant is 100% powered by renewable wind energy, and is one of the few buildings worldwide to be LEED and Green Globes certified, as well as having achieved ENERGY STAR Building status. This commitment to sustainable manufacturing minimizes our overall production and distribution environmental footprint.
- Highest quality indoor air: Stale indoor air is replaced with fresh, conditioned and filtered air from the outside, resulting in enhanced IAQ by removing harmful contaminants. Also airstreams do not mix and pollutants are not transferred across partition plates.
- Reliable operation: Built-to-last ERVs have lifespans of 25+ years and operate consistently year-round in every extreme, including frost-free performance in all but the most severe winter climates Its high-efficiency core operates dry in all conditions, meaning no condensate pans. It has an industry-leading ten-year warranty for the static-plate core, two-year warranty for commercial products and a five-year warranty for residential products
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PROJECT HIGHLIGHT
Hotel Ella
Under new ownership, the historic building known as Mansion at Judges’ Hill recently transformed into Hotel Ella. The building, located near the University of Texas campus in Austin, went through a multi-million dollar renovation into a boutique hotel that is named after the building’s original owner, Ella Wooten. DXS was named basis of design for the project, retrofitting the common areas with 10 tons of Daikin heat recovery. The ductless units that Daikin offers integrated nicely with the existing architecture of the historic building. As a bonus, the increased energy efficiency and use of VRF qualified the owner for Austin Energy rebates.
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