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Legionella-safe
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HomEvap WTW ALL SEASON

The HomEvap ALL SEASON combines both the HomEvap WTW humidifier and the HomEvap WTW cooler. The combination of these two HomEvap products ensures optimal humidity in winter and perfect air temperature in summer through cooling. The HomEvap ALL SEASON is the ideal 2-in-1 solution for creating an optimal indoor climate in conjunction with your heat recovery ventilation system.

HomEvap ALL SEASON Humidification

The HomEvap WTW humidifier (HEPH) is suitable for any heat recovery ventilation (HRV) system. The humidifier is connected directly after the HRV unit on the supply air duct on the house side. When the humidity level is too low, the humidifier will activate and humidify the supplied air, achieving a maximum efficiency of 78%. The efficiency depends on the settings of the Hedis control panel. The HomEvap WTW humidifier connects directly to your water supply and consumes a maximum of 5 litres of water per hour.

The humidifier helps reduce symptoms such as dry or irritated mucous membranes in the nasal and throat cavities, dry, burning, or itchy eyes (irritated contact lenses), feeling cold at normal temperatures, dry cough and/or tickling throat, headaches and/or fatigue, increased risk of infections, concentration problems, reduced immunity, and chapped lips.

HomEvap ALL SEASON Cooling

The HomEvap cooler (HEPC) can also be installed on the return air duct of any HRV system inside the house. The return air is cooled by the HomEvap cooler through the humidified matrix, after which the air passes through a LegioSafe legionella filter. This creates indirect cooling: the cooled water flows through the heat exchanger, which acts as a cold exchanger during the summer months. The Combi-Comfort system also functions as direct cooling, where the air is cooled directly via the HomEvap humidifier. This activates when the outside temperature is perceived as too warm and the desired temperature is lower than the indoor temperature.

Advantages of the HomEvap WTW Cooler

Fully automatic operation via wireless control
Cooling and humidification combined in one HRV system
Easy direct connection to any HRV unit
Proven results for over 10 years
Completely automatic operation
Low operating costs
Legionella safe

Tip: also take a look below at the frequently asked questions about the HomEvap ALL SEASON.

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Brand	HomEvap
Category	HomEvap MVHR coolers and humidifiers
GTIN	8719326331836
Manufacturer's item number	HEPAS
Article number	19221003

Specifications

Width	350 mm
Category code	6
Plug	3-core powercable
Suitable for wireless control	Yes
Suitable for cooling	Yes
Suitable for air humidification	Yes
Suitable for humidification and cooling	Yes
Height	350 mm
Duct connection	150-200
Length	258 mm
Coupling cable length	1000 mm
Length of power cord	1000 mm
Housing material	Polypropylene (EPP)
Max. capacity humidification	0-4 liters/h
Max. cooling capacity	2275
Max. air volume	600 m³/h
Max. power consumption	880 W
Max. water supply	3 bar
With wireless control	Yes
With temperature sensor	Yes
With humidity sensor	Yes
Min. capital and reserves	80 W
Min. alimentation en eau	1.5 bar
Motortype	Alternating current
For connection to MVHR	Yes
Water disposal	15 mm

Documents

Brochure HomEvap

Handleiding HomEvap bedieningspaneel Hedis

Handleiding HomEvap ALL SEASONS

HomEvap - Broschüre

HomEvap Combi Comfort - Installationsanleitung

Installation instructions NL-EN-FR-DE

Controller Manual - HomEvap CombiController

Leaflet - HomEvap

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