Introducing the Heatpex Aria Range

The idea behind the HEATPEX ARIA ventilation and heat recovery system (semi-rigid ducting) is to meet the needs of Investors and Installers when it comes to a complete solution for single-family houses.

The process of setting up a heat recovery ventilation system installation begins with the design. 

HEATPEX ARIA’s original OneClick technology® enables very fast and convenient installation without the use of tools. Moreover, the system is one of the first on the market to meet the most restrictive ATC1 airtightness class. This ensures low operating costs and, together with the Ultra-Fresh® technology (total bactericidal activity at 99,99%), the highest air quality for the users.

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TOP AIRTIGHTNESS CLASS (ATC 1)
Quiet and energy-efficient HRV system

Through the use of appropriate materials and a patented system of connections OneClick technology between the individual parts of the system, we have achieved the top airtightness class for the system (ATC1) according to the PN-EN 17192 standard. This means that the airtightness of the ductwork in our system is three times higher than that for class D.

This is achieved with outusing any additional sealing material during the installation works. The ATC 1 airtightness class has been confirmed by tests performed by an independent laboratory.

INSTALLATION FASTER THAN EVER BEFORE
ONECLICK technology®
With an original system of connections – OneClick technology®, all the parts of the heat recovery system can be connected without any tools. If any modifications are needed during the installation of the system, the different parts can be disconnected easily without risk of damage.

Thanks to flexible corrugated pipes the installation is very easy. No fittings, such as pipe elbows, are required.

HIGHLY CUSTOMISABLE
6 basic elements only
The modular design of the system makes it easy to customise its parts to the specific requirements of any building. This helps to reduce the number of parts which are left unused, to limit the space taken by the ventilation system to a minimum and to keep the costs of the entire project as low as possible.

Distribution boxes can be connected horizontally or vertically, increasing the number of slots nedeed.