ENERGY MANAGEMENT & SUSTAINABILITY
HELP WITH HVAC Luke Tanner, Commercial & Marketing Co-ordinator at ebm-papst looks the
core benefits received through only upgrading the fan component of your HVAC systems to an Electronically Commutated (EC) motor.
Advancements in technology over the past decade have led to an increase in energy efficient fans being used within HVAC systems. These systems are typically responsible for 60% of a building's energy consumption and as a result, reducing the impact of these units can be very rewarding for energy and facility managers.
At ebm-papst, our GreenTech philosophy states that every new product released shall be economically and ecologically superior to its predecessor; ensuring there are always advancements in efficiency within our fans and motors. As market leaders in the design and manufacturing high efficiency EC* fans, we deliver cutting edge fan technology to the HVAC market every day. However, it’s not always financially viable to upgrade
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your entire HVAC system to gain the benefits of this improved technology.
This article will look at the five core benefits received through only upgrading the fan component of your HVAC systems to an EC* motor; these systems include: Air Handling Units (AHUs), Computer Room Air Conditioning Units (CRAC), chillers, condensers and fan coils units.
Energy Savings = Financial Savings It goes without saying that by reducing your energy usage, you will reduce the cost of your energy bills.
ebm-papst, in partnership with AB Group, helped retailer Marks and Spencer achieve this by upgrading to EC
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