Prana recuperator is the best decision

How Does a PRANA Recuperator Refresh the Air?

If you want to breathe fresh air at all times, you need a ventilation system. It is a combination of devices and equipment that work together to perform the functions required for efficient air exchange:

1. Removing polluted air from the room.
2. Supplying fresh outdoor air.

During the first process, pollutants are removed from the indoor environment. These include dust, carbon dioxide, volatile organic compounds, and excess moisture generated by everyday activities such as cooking, showering, and even breathing.

By removing polluted air from the room, ventilation systems help normalise humidity levels. This extends the lifespan of interior finishes and renovations. Continuous air exchange also reduces the amount of dust accumulating on indoor surfaces.

Classification of PRANA Recuperators

Ventilation equipment can be classified according to several criteria, including the type of ventilation, the direction of airflow, and the area served. Let us examine these categories in more detail.

1. By type of ventilation, systems are divided into natural and mechanical ventilation. With natural ventilation, airflow is generated by the difference between indoor and outdoor air pressure. Therefore, such systems are effective only during the colder months. To ensure continuous air exchange, mechanical ventilation is the better choice, as fans are used to move the air.
2. By purpose, ventilation systems are divided into supply and exhaust ventilation. Supply ventilation delivers fresh air into the room, while exhaust ventilation removes polluted air. A complete ventilation system performs both functions: supplying fresh air and removing stale air.
3. By the area served, ventilation systems are classified as centralised or decentralised. Centralised ventilation, also known as whole-building ventilation, serves several rooms at once. It consists of multiple components and is installed during construction or renovation. Decentralised, or local, ventilation serves an individual room and can be installed at any time.

PRANA air recuperators belong to the category of decentralised ventilation systems. They are installed directly in an external wall and do not require any additional components. All that is needed is to install the ventilation unit. As a result, installation takes very little time—up to two hours—and can be carried out at any stage of renovation without damaging the interior finishes.

PRANA — an Air Recuperator for Apartments, Houses, and Offices

PRANA recuperators are mechanical supply and exhaust ventilation systems with heat recovery. They retain up to 98% of heat and coolness. Thanks to the special design of the heat exchanger and the unit itself, fresh air supply and stale air extraction take place simultaneously without the air streams mixing.

PRANA ventilation systems are available in several product ranges:

• residential recuperator models;
• semi-industrial systems;
• industrial ventilation systems with heat recovery.

Whatever your requirements may be, we are ready to help. Our managers will select the most suitable model for your premises, while our technical specialists will calculate the ventilation system parameters. Just one consultation will provide you with all the answers you need. Request a call today, and we will call you back within one hour.