SAV Systems AirMaster wins 2012 Ventilation Product of the Year
SAV Systems' AirMaster air handling units with Demand Controlled Ventilation technology have recently won the prestigious Ventilation Product of the Year award at the HVR Awards for Excellence ceremony held on 9th October 2012, in St Paul's Grange Hotel in central London.
- (1888PressRelease) October 26, 2012 - SAV's AirMaster direct, zone-specific, Demand Controlled Ventilation air handling units with heat recovery have been voted Commercial / Industrial Ventilation Product of the Year in the HVR Awards 2012.
AirMaster's innovative features won through against stiff competition, with the judges recognising the significant advantages that these through-the-wall/roof units deliver. These benefits include effective demand-control of Indoor Air Quality at a local level, with low noise and significant energy savings.
Technological innovation and service capabilities were some of the main criteria used by the judges - David Frise, head of sustainability at the B&ES; Mike Smith, engineering director at BSRIA; CIBSE technical adviser Gay Lawrence Race and Mike Duggan technical manager at FETA (Federation of Environmental Trade Associations (ML1) - when considering nominations and deciding on the winners.
In providing an effective alternative to centralised AHU/ductwork systems, Demand Controlled Ventilation also reduces capital costs and makes it easy and cost-effective to improve ventilation and energy efficiency in existing buildings.
SAV Systems specialise in providing low carbon, energy efficient solutions for the building industry. The company provides support to building services engineers, architects and consultants, by offering innovative solutions such as AirMaster Demand Controlled Ventilation, LoadTracker CHP, FlatStation Heat Interface Units, HVAC Commissioning Modules and Automatic Energy Monitoring and Targeting.
At the end of 2011, the Surrey based company opened its Low Carbon Technology Centre which integrates SAV's eco friendly solutions within the heating and ventilation of the building.
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