If you’re looking at installing a heat recovery system in your home, then you’ll want to make sure that you get the right model and brand for the job. It’s important to do your research and compare different options to ensure that you get the best value for money and the most efficient system.
When it comes to choosing a heat recovery system, there are a few key factors to consider. Firstly, you need to think about what type of system will work best in your home. If your house is quite large and has multiple rooms, then it may be worth investing in a more sophisticated system than if you just have one small room. Also, consider how much energy and cost savings you’re looking for – some systems are designed to reduce energy bills by up to 40%, while others may only offer modest savings.
It’s also important to compare different brands of heat recovery systems before making a purchase. Different models will offer different features, so make sure that you read up on each one before committing. Look at things like how long it takes for the unit to start up and shut down; how quiet it is when running; how efficient it is; how easy it is to install; and what warranties are offered by the manufacturer or retailer.
Once you’ve narrowed down your choices, you can start calculating how much energy and cost savings each model will provide. Most manufacturers provide information on their website that can help with this – they should be able to tell you things like: how much heat will be recovered per hour; what percentage of heating costs can be saved; and what temperature range is optimal for efficiency. You can use this information to estimate potential savings over time – for example, if a unit recovers 1 kW of heat per hour, then over 10 hours per day it could save up to 10 kW of energy costs over the course of one year (assuming an electricity price of $0.30/kWh). This equates to around $3,000 in savings annually!
Finally, don’t forget about installation costs – these can vary depending on the complexity of the job and who carries out the work (e.g., DIY or professional). If possible, try and find an experienced installer who specialises in heat recovery systems – this is especially important if your house requires complicated ductwork or other technical elements that need proper attention. Euroheat Australia has been designing & constructing hydronic heating & cooling systems for 30 years now with experience in all types of installations from domestic homes through commercial buildings – so they would be an ideal choice here in Australia!
To sum up: choosing a heat recovery system can seem daunting at first, but taking the time to research different models and brands before buying will ensure that you get the best value product for your home as well as potentially significant cost savings over time. And don’t forget – when it comes time for installation – call Euroheat Australia – they’ll have all your needs covered!
