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Ciat AHUs with heat recovery option

UK: Ciat has extended its range of air handling units with the addition of higher capacity units with high-efficiency heat recovery option. 

The new Eurovent-certified ClimaCiat Power units are designed to allow for applications on larger projects and buildings. 

Available in capacities up to 41m3/s, the units boast industry leading D1 ratings for casing strength and L1 leakage rates come with the option of integrated onboard controls. Casings are made of stainless steel panels and aluminium profiles treated with interior and exterior lacquer, and insulated with thermo-acoustic mineral wool.

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