Eurovent - New Energy Classes - 2016 PDF

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Nadia Cherré – Marketing & Communication manager

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EUROVENT CERTITA CERTIFICATION LAUNCHES

A NEW ENERGY EFFICIENCY CLASSIFICATION FOR AIR HANDLING UNITS
Paris, 13th January 2016 – With over 15 year expertise gained in Air Handling Units certification, Eurovent
Certita Certification is pleased to announce the launch of its new energy efficiency classification for Air
Handling Units.
This new classification is defined in the Rating Standard RS 6/C/005-2016, and covers, from the 1st of
January 2016, all products in the scope of the Eurovent Certified Performance programme for Air Handling
Units.
The energy efficiency calculation method has not undergone significant changes, and still takes into account
the critical parameters that are the efficiency of the fans, the thermal efficiency and pressure drop of the heat
recovery system (HRS), and the air speed in the cross-section area of the unit.
Where this new classification marks a major step in terms of energy rating is in the level of demand of each
class, as shown in Table 1. For instance, a unit newly A-classified is at least 28% more efficient than a unit
formerly A-classified, and a unit formerly at the limit of the old class A is, in the new classification, rated class
C.
Additionally, an A+ class has been introduced allowing to identify the world’s most advanced products in
terms of energy efficiency (at least 38% more energy efficient than the former A class).
CLASS Max. air Min. efficiency Max. pressure

Fan Efficiency Grade
velocity of HRS drop of HRS
vclass [m/s] ηclass [%] Δpclass [Pa] NGref-class [-]
A+ 1.4 83 250 64
A 1.6 78 230 62
B 1.8 73 210 60
C 2.0 68 190 57
D 2.2 63 170 52
E No calculation required No requirement
Table 1: Definition for the Energy Efficiency classification
This new classification is in line with the latest Eurovent Certita Certification policy regarding Energy
Efficiency classification, that is:
 A+ class represents less than 1% of the certified products;
 A class represents less than 5% of the certified products;
 B class represents less than 15% of the certified products.
This policy is defined in Appendix K in the Certification Manual Ed. 12 (2016).
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Key benefits of this new energy classification:
 135 ranges available from 101 manufacturers;
 A robust certification process based on product testing in independent laboratories, audits on
manufacturing sites, check of the selection software;
 Certified data available on line 24/7 at www.eurovent-certification.com, including an online search
engine.
Figure 1: Illustration of the AIR HANDLING UNIT Energy Efficiency Label
Eurovent Certita Certification is a major European certification body in the field of HVAC-R, operating 38
certification programs and generating about € 12 million in turnover. Eurovent Certita Certification provides
voluntary third part certification services on the full range of HVAC-R products, whatever their final use, either
in residential domestic buildings or in industrial facilities for instance. Eurovent Certita Certification is offering
various certification schemes tailored to the needs of manufacturers and stakeholders on their specific
markets. It focuses on certifying products’ performances as well as data needed to implement regulations.
The main quality marks currently proposed are the marks “Eurovent certified performance”, NF, CSTBat, and
the European Keymark.
On a market ever more demanding in terms of energy performances and environmental challenges, Eurovent
Certita Certification supplies certified data at a European level and provides the needed confidence.
Certification schemes for both domestic & industrial facilities
 Thermodynamics : Heat pumps, air conditioners, liquid chilling packages, VRF, rooftop …
 Comfort appliances : Radiators, fan coils, solar collectors and heaters, heating appliances
using
Liquid or solid fuels, mobile liquid fuel heaters, chilled beams …
 Cooling & refrigeration Cooling and heating coils, cooling towers, heat exchangers, milk
coolers,
condensing units, compressors, refrigerated display cabinet...
 Ventilation : Mechanical ventilation, air handling units, fans, flue pipes, filters, heat
Recovery, residential air handling units …

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Nadia Cherré – Marketing & Communication manager

EUROVENT CERTITA CERTIFICATION LAUNCHES

CLASS Max. air Min. efficiency Max. pressure

This policy is defined in Appendix K in the Certification Manual Ed. 12 (2016).

Figure 1: Illustration of the AIR HANDLING UNIT Energy Efficiency Label

Certification schemes for both domestic & industrial facilities

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