An Air Handling Unit (AHU) with an EC (Electronically Commutated) fan utilizes a more energy-efficient motor than traditional AC (Alternating Current) motors. EC fans offer several advantages, including lower energy consumption, precise speed control, reduced noise and vibration, and longer lifespan.
What are EC fans?
EC fans are an evolution of DC motors and have overcome some of the limitations associated with traditional AC motors. These motors are electronically controlled, allowing for precise speed regulation and more efficient airflow control. EC fans are brushless, which reduces wear and heat generation, increasing their service life and efficiency.
Benefits of EC FanGrid fans
Energy efficiency: EC fans are more efficient by definition. They can vary the speed continuously, adjusting it to the actual ventilation needs. Unlike conventional AC fans, which are difficult to control, EC fans are self-regulating and avoid constant operation at maximum speed, significantly reducing energy consumption.
Precise control: EC fans allow precise control of airflow and static pressure in the AHU, thanks to their control. This is crucial to ensure optimum performance under different load conditions, resulting in lower energy consumption.
Lower noise and vibration: EC fans operate more quietly compared to AC fans, contributing to a more comfortable indoor environment. In addition, their smooth operation reduces vibration, which is beneficial to the structural integrity of the AHU.
Jetex air handler features an EC fan, enhancing its efficiency and energy-saving performance. This technology helps reduce energy consumption and lower your production costs.
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