Heat exchange units are a key component of heating networks and are used to distribute hot water through a network of insulated pipes from a centralized heat source to each individual dwelling. They will usually fulfil heating and hot water requirements in residential buildings such as apartment complexes. Installing heat interface units as part of a district heating system has the following benefits:
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Reduced energy costs
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Low carbon heat source
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Reduced maintenance costs
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Increased comfort
Wavin Calefa Heat Interface Unit (HIU)
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Flexible program selection with 4 option bypass control
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Unique ‘auto mode’ which learns specific usage patterns to optimizes hot water supply for energy efficiency and market leading responsiveness
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Independently tested to BESA (Building Engineering Services Association) test standard with a best in class VWart of 31ºC (2ºC lower than CIBSE CP1 recommendations)
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Install with ease
Wavin Calefa HIU as part of an Integrated Indoor Climate Solution
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Specify, design and install with confidence. Wavin is a market leader in indoor climate solutions for residential projects in Europe
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Single source supply for underfloor heating, ventilation, heat exchange units and smart controls, guaranteed to work together
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Bespoke solutions for optimal energy efficiency and indoor air quality and building regulation compliance
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Turnkey project support from design and system selection to aftersales and installation support
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