Energy Recovery Ventilation - Types of Energy Recovery Devices

Types of Energy Recovery Devices

Energy Recovery Devices Type of Transfer
Rotary Enthalpy Wheel Total & Sensible
Fixed Plate Total** & Sensible
Heat Pipe Sensible
Run around coil Sensible
Thermosiphon Sensible
Twin Towers Sensible

**Total Energy Exchange only available on Hygroscopic units and Condensate Return units

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