Park Quarter | Caterham
1 & 2 bedroom apartments
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Warm exhaust air is supplied to the FIGHTER 200P for heat recovery.
Extractor hood.
The warm inside air (exhaust air) is drawn into the ventilation system.
When the inside air has passed through the heat pump the discharge air is released into the open air. Before this, the heat pump has extracted sufficient energy from the exhaust air to produce hot water.
FIGHTER 200P supplies the house with domestic hot water.
Fresh outside air is supplied to the house through cleanable outside vent holes.
The air overflow occurs under the door or through the overflow vent holes.
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Renewable energy
The benefits of renewable energy at Park Quarter
One of the special features at Park Quarter is the Fighter 200P renewable energy heat recovery system. It is a complete system for heating and hot water, which collects warm exhaust air and re-uses it to heat water in the boiler.
Financial benefits
Your energy bills will be lower, as less energy will be required to heat your home. Although figures will vary according to individual consumption, energy savings should be approximately 4000 - 7500 kWh/year per apartment.
Environmental benefits
There's a positive effect for the environment too, as any reduction in domestic energy requirements will naturally result in lower CO2 emissions.
Health benefits
Heat recovery systems also create a more healthy environment in your home, by helping to remove potentially harmful elements such as bacteria, viruses, moulds, chemicals, dust, damp and bad smells.
As warm exhaust air is drawn into the ventilation system, fresh air from outside comes into the apartment through vent holes.