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HomEvap WTW chiller
HomEvap WTW chiller
HomEvap WTW chiller
HomEvap WTW chiller
HomEvap WTW chiller
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HomEvap WTW Cooler

The HomEvap cooler is suitable for any WTW system, comes with a wireless controller included, and is fully legionella-safe. The HomEvap has been developed to create a comfortably cool indoor climate, and it succeeds.

Equipped with standard connectors/couplings, the cooler (HEPC) is compatible with various WTW installations. It is connected in the supply duct of the WTW unit so that the incoming fresh air is additionally cooled before entering the home. This keeps the indoor air pleasantly fresh even at higher outdoor temperatures. The cooler uses water as the cooling medium and can be easily connected to your water supply and drainage. Additionally, the HomEvap always includes the Hedis wireless controller, which allows you to set the cooling and operate it fully automatically.

How the HomEvap WTW Cooler Works

The return air (extracted by the WTW on the living side) passes through a moistened matrix and legionella filter. This cools the air down very close to the wet bulb temperature of that air, for example, 29°C/30% RH is cooled to 20°C/75% RH, achieving an efficiency of no less than 80%. This is also known as adiabatic cooling. The heat exchanger thus becomes a cold exchanger, allowing you to cool the air in your home quietly, safely, and energy-efficiently.

If you would like to learn more about adiabatic cooling, we explain everything in our blog.

Advantages of the HomEvap WTW Cooler

  • Fully automatic operation via the wireless controller
  • Direct connection to any WTW system
  • Proven results for over 10 years
  • Completely automatic operation
  • Low operating costs

Tip: Also take a look below at the most frequently asked questions about the HomEvap WTW cooler.

Requests for quotations are possible for orders of at least 3 products and an order value of €1000 (excl. VAT) or more. You can do this via our request a quote page.

Brand HomEvap
Category HomEvap MVHR coolers and humidifiers
GTIN 8719326331829
Manufacturer's item number HEPC
Article number 19221002

Specifications

Connection Male
Width 350 mm
Category code 6
Plug 3-core powercable
Suitable for wireless control Yes
Suitable for cooling Yes
Suitable for air humidification No
Suitable for humidification and cooling No
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. cooling capacity 2275
Max. air volume 600 m³/h
Max. power consumption 20 W
Max. water supply 3 bar
With wireless control Yes
With temperature sensor Yes
With humidity sensor Yes
Min. capital and reserves 8 W
Min. alimentation en eau 1.5 bar
Motortype Alternating current
For connection to MVHR Yes
Water disposal 15 mm

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Adiabatic cooling: of course!
Adiabatic cooling: of course!
Adiabatic cooling, or evaporative cooling, is an effective way of cooling. The air inside is cooled by evaporating water. It is a more energy-efficient and sustainable alternative to regular air conditioning. Depending on the airflow, this way of cooling is up to 80% more efficient and has been used for centuries. In this blog, we explain adiabatic cooling and why it is also an effective way of cooling at home.
  • Felix Dijkmeijer
  • 21-07-2021
Ventilating your home in winter + 5 tips
Ventilating your home in winter + 5 tips
Winter time has already arrived and the new lockdown measures have been introduced, which means we will spend much more time at home again. We often make the mistake of opening the heating in cold weather and closing the windows and grilles in the home, this causes a major deterioration in indoor air quality. Are you curious about how you can ensure that you achieve a healthy indoor climate in your own home in winter? Read on quickly!
  • Felix Dijkmeijer
  • 02-12-2021