Energy Recovery Ventilator
For the layman greenhouse gases are very important and consist mainly of water vapor, carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide, ozone, but some activities of man also produce greenhouse gases, and because there are more and more greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, more and more heat is trapped thus making the Earth warmer, and this is known as Global Warming.
The phase out of R22 refrigerant which is a greenhouse gas, will impact on any business dependent on its use for refrigeration or air conditioning equipment. Now is the time to review the options and minimize the impact on your organization.
The Ozone Depleting Substances Regulation came into force in 2000 and has already banned the refrigerant such as R22 in new systems, but still remains a very common refrigerant in existing air conditioning systems, so a ‘top up’ of recycled fluid can be used up to 2015 for maintenance purposes.
With this in mind this is of crucial importance for many companies, and the need to consider either replacement of coolant or the purchase of new equipment. CS Group air conditioning providers in London, can help any company plan for the R22 phase out, and ensure that your company complies with the legislation.
All air conditioning and HVAC system upgrades and coolant replacement can be handled by CS group air conditioning providers. Options available are replacement of whole systems, modify systems to use an alternative refrigerant, or use existing equipment with recycled refrigerant.
The benefits of these actions are many, such as new equipment can be designed to be more energy efficient, and using the latest technology can meet your current cooling requirement, using a more environmentally friendly refrigerant. When modifying of course the benefit would be a fairly quick refit, and lower capital costs than whole system replacement.
Any company mindful of the legislation coming into force by 1st January 2010 needs to be looking at what ever system is currently installed in business premises or homes. There are so many solutions to temperature control, Heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC), heat recovery ventilation (HRV), Energy Recovery Ventilators (ERV), ground heat pumps the list goes on but you can be sure of answers if you put your trust in a company like the CS Group, their web site is user friendly, with easy browsing and links that make in-roads to every bit of information possible about air conditioning upgrades.
For further information visit: www.csgroupuk.co.uk
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I'm building a new house in Austin, Texas - should I buy an Energy Recovery Ventilator?
Yes, I just bought one and it works really good. I live in the desert and it helps my bill by a whole lot. It pays off in the end.
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