Heat recovery
Up to 90% thermal efficiency on SenseAir and Zephyr.
Residential
Fresh, filtered air for homes and apartments, with up to 90% heat recovery.
01Requirements
What matters
in this environment.
Well-insulated homes need controlled ventilation. Technogen’s residential heat recovery brings in fresh air while keeping up to 90% of the heat, with app control and automatic humidity management.
Humidity control
Automatic humidity boost on SenseAir.
Quiet operation
EC fans and low-noise designs for living spaces.
Smart control
Wi-Fi app control and multi-unit synchronisation.
02Recommended systems
The units
we recommend.
01 / Heat Recovery Units
SenseAir
Residential heat recovery up to 375 m³/h, energy class A+, with free cooling, humidity boost and defrost modes.
02 / Heat Recovery Units
Zephyr
For rooms without ventilation ductwork: a ceramic core with up to 90% efficiency, drawing 0.9 to 5.9 W.
03 / Pool Air Handling Units
Techno-Pool
For private indoor pools, from 64 m² of water surface.
04 / Air Terminal Units
Aurater
Air terminal units for commercial and residential projects.
03Selection guide
Where each
system fits.
- New homes & apartments
- SenseAirDucted heat recovery with app control
- Renovations without ductwork
- ZephyrRoom ventilation through the wall
- Private indoor pools
- Techno-PoolPool dehumidification
- Room heating & cooling
- Aurater · ZenairDucted or room-level comfort
04FAQ
Common questions,
answered.
What is the difference between SenseAir and Zephyr?
SenseAir is a residential heat recovery unit for airflow requirements up to 375 m³/h, with app control and automatic modes. Zephyr is a room unit developed for spaces without existing ventilation infrastructure.
How efficient is the heat recovery?
Both SenseAir and Zephyr deliver up to 90% thermal efficiency.
What happens in freezing weather?
Below 0 °C outdoors, SenseAir enters defrost mode and optimises fan speeds to prevent icing. For extended freezing conditions an electric pre-heater is recommended.
Tell us about
the building.
Send the drawings and the airflow you need, and an engineer will recommend the right Technogen units.