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HLN-060C1 Condensing Exhaust Heat Recovery AHU built for operation with low maintenance and patented technology for energy recovery

HLN-060C1 Condensing Exhaust Heat Recovery AHU built for operation with low maintenance and patented technology for energy recovery

Product Details:
Place of Origin: Beijing,China
Brand Name: Holtop
Certification: CE
Model Number: HLN-060C1
Detail Information
Place of Origin:
Beijing,China
Brand Name:
Holtop
Certification:
CE
Model Number:
HLN-060C1
Model:
HLN-060C1
Airflow (m3/h):
6000
External Pressure (Pa):
300
Refrigerant Type:
R410A
Weight (kg):
380
Place Of Origin:
Beijing, China
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Condensing Exhaust Heat Recovery AHU

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Low Maintenance Heat Recovery AHU

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Patented Energy Recovery AHU

Trading Information
Minimum Order Quantity:
1pc
Price:
Negotiable
Packaging Details:
box
Delivery Time:
Two weeks
Payment Terms:
TT
Supply Ability:
200000 units per year
Product Description
HLN-060C1 Condensing Exhaust Heat Recovery AHU

The Holtop HLN-060C1 Condensing Exhaust Heat Recovery Air Handling Unit delivers a continuous supply of fresh, pre-conditioned air while maintaining strict indoor air quality standards. Its intelligent control system enables precise adjustment of airflow and heat recovery rates, adapting seamlessly to changing environmental conditions. Built for robust, low-maintenance operation, this unit provides long-term reliability and exceptional energy-saving performance for sustainable ventilation projects.

  • High-standard configuration for reliable, continuous operation
  • Total heat recovery core with patented technology for high-efficiency energy savings
  • Fresh air conditioning with integrated indoor air quality control
  • No additional independent ventilation system required
  • No additional cooling tower or outdoor units required
  • Dedicated cooling system operating under independent fresh air conditions
Compared with conventional chilled water systems, the ventilator's evaporation temperature is 8–10 °C higher, eliminating the secondary heat exchange of chilled water for cooling capacity transfer. The refrigeration energy efficiency ratio is increased by more than 30%.
Product Details
Holtop HLN-060C1 condensing exhaust heat recovery air handling unit overview
High-Standard Configuration and Reliable Operation
High-standard configuration components of the Holtop condensing exhaust heat recovery AHU
Total Heat Recovery Core with Patented Technology for High-Efficiency Savings

Heat recovery efficiency exceeds 92%. Low-temperature, low-humidity indoor exhaust air is used as the cooling air for the evaporative condenser, utilizing both the sensible heat (temperature difference) and latent heat (humidity difference) of the exhaust. This delivers a far better condensation effect than using outdoor air directly as cooling air, avoiding the energy loss caused by air conversion ventilation.

Likewise, when the ventilation mechanism operates in heating mode, the high-temperature, high-humidity air discharged from the room serves as the heat exchange source on the evaporator side. Compared with traditional central air conditioning systems, fresh air load energy consumption is reduced by approximately 50%, and the sensible heat exchange type (optional) achieves even higher efficiency.

Total heat recovery core with patented technology inside the Holtop AHU
Fresh Air Conditioning and Indoor Air Quality Control

The unit directly processes fresh air introduced from outside and discharges indoor polluted air generated by human activity and building materials to the outdoors. Fresh air supply and exhaust use independent channels, and air-isolated heat exchange meets control and regulation requirements while ensuring absolute air freshness and fundamentally eliminating cross-contamination. The unit can also be equipped with ozone disinfection, ultraviolet sterilization, and high-voltage electrostatic dust removal, making it suitable for hospitals and other facilities with stringent air quality requirements.

Fresh air conditioning and indoor air quality control features of the Holtop unit
No Additional Independent Ventilation System Required

During transition seasons, fresh air is used to bear the indoor load, and only the supply and exhaust fans operate to achieve automatic ventilation without starting the compressor. No independent ventilation system is needed, making the energy-saving effect more pronounced. When temperature meets design requirements but humidity does not, only the fresh air needs treatment without starting the air conditioning host system.

No Additional Cooling Tower or Outdoor Units Required

The equipment features an integrated structure with no outdoor unit, cooling tower, or high-power cooling water pump. The power distribution of the fan and water pump significantly reduces initial project investment and delivers higher efficiency. The evaporative condensing unit adopts tubular evaporative condensing technology, fully utilizing the evaporation of the water film on the fin surface to achieve cooling and condensation of the working medium in the condenser through mass and heat transfer.

Cooling System Under Independent Fresh Air Conditions

Compared with conventional chilled water systems, the ventilator's evaporation temperature is 8–10 °C higher, and no secondary heat exchange of chilled water is required to transfer cooling capacity. The refrigeration energy efficiency ratio is increased by more than 30%.

Advanced Control, Safe and Reliable

The unit is equipped with a full Chinese LCD interface and a microcomputer intelligent controller, offering advanced control, complete functions, and a high degree of electromechanical integration. It supports unit start/stop program management, timing control, full-function fault alarms, and fault self-diagnosis. The controller provides comprehensive automatic control with strong anti-interference capability, along with multiple protections including phase loss, phase sequence, three-phase imbalance, compressor overload, fan overload, start-up delay, and abnormal exhaust pressure.