5. How to select high-performance technical components for an air-handling and air-conditioning system?
When designing and building a new installation, pay close attention to the stated energy performance of the main system components. Some components and systems are regulated by the European ErP directive, which imposes minimum efficiency values.
For chillers (liquid chillers) or multisplit systems, energy performance is identified by the EER or SEER parameter. The seasonal energy efficiency ratio in cooling mode – SEER in kWh/year – represents the reference annual cooling demand by the annual electricity consumption for the cooling function. A classification from A to E has been set up, and documentation on the performance of this equipment is available on the websites of certifying bodies (e.g. Eurovent ).
For heat pumps, similar...
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Normative references
EN 16798 – Energy performance of buildings – Ventilation of buildings (parts 1 to 16 published in 2017).
EN 12759 – Fans – Fan efficiency classification (2021).
EN 52120 – Energy performance of buildings – Contribution of building automation, control and management systems (2022).
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The energy section includes a list of equipment affected by the European ErP Directive (select "List of energy efficient products Regulations: by product group" from the search bar).
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