We will provide various proposals with indoor units equipped with ventilation functions and heat exchange units!
While maintaining the necessary ventilation volume, it is required to keep the temperature and humidity at standard values, and the improvement of air quality is being re-evaluated. We offer various proposals with GHP indoor units equipped with ventilation functions and heat exchange units. We have a wide range of equipment, including devices that perform "Type 1 ventilation" with mechanical supply and exhaust, devices that perform "Type 2 ventilation" with mechanical supply only, and devices that perform "Type 3 ventilation" with natural supply and mechanical exhaust. 【Types of Ventilation】 ■ Type 1 Ventilation: Mechanical Supply → Mechanical Exhaust ■ Type 2 Ventilation: Mechanical Supply → Natural Exhaust ■ Type 3 Ventilation: Natural Supply → Mechanical Exhaust *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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【Classification of Equipment】 ■ Type 1 Ventilation - Capable of "Type 1 Ventilation" for supply and exhaust air with the equipment alone - Equipped with air intake and exhaust ports, allowing for heat exchange within the equipment - Energy-saving with built-in total heat exchanger ■ Type 2 Ventilation - Pre-treats the thermal load of outside air and supplies fresh air to the room - Available in multi air conditioners for buildings and gas heat pump air conditioners ■ Type 3 Ventilation - Exhaust ventilation fan - It is also possible to propose "Type 1 Ventilation" for the entire building in combination with Type 2 ventilation equipment *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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During a disaster, the energy that should be prioritized for recovery is "electricity." Electrical equipment in building systems (electricity, air conditioning, ventilation, sanitation, gas) is the mainstay of building performance, and even gas systems cannot function without electricity. In the Business Continuity Plan (BCP), the "energy conservation" and "energy diversification" of building systems are believed to reduce disaster response costs and running costs for power generation facilities, leading to a rapid return to business after a disaster. In the basic plan for national resilience, which is guided by the Cabinet Secretariat, LP gas has been newly specified as a stockpiled fuel for disasters, in addition to oil, starting from the fiscal year 2019. LP gas has been recognized for its advantages, such as relatively stable distribution during disasters, no fuel degradation, ease of large-scale long-term storage, and availability for use during normal times. Ikeda Shokai has leveraged its experience in the LP gas business for half a century, and since introducing GHP to its own company in 1990, has handled equipment and products for disaster response and infectious disease measures, while providing information related to BCP for many years. We would like to work together with everyone to create disaster-resistant communities.
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