enVerid Systems HLR Technology Shaping the Future for Energy Efficient Buildings
Boosts energy efficiency and reduces costs in commercial buildings
NEEDHAM, Mass. — With commercial buildings spending as much as $80 billion annually on HVAC costs, the industry is looking to new technologies to pave the way for a future that’s friendlier to the bottom line.
At the forefront is enVerid Systems Inc., which has seen growing demand for its HVAC Load Reduction® (HLR®) technology with mechanical engineers, building owners, facilities managers, and architects. The HLR module safely and intelligently cleans indoor air of contaminants such as carbon dioxide (CO2), formaldehyde, volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and particulate matter (PM2.5). This reduces energy consumption by 20-40 percent and significantly lowers HVAC costs while improving indoor air quality (IAQ) for better health, productivity, and satisfaction.
“We are committed to shaping the future of the building industry,” said Dr. Udi Meirav, founder and CEO, enVerid Systems Inc. “Our pioneering technologies are already helping to boost energy efficiency, cost savings, and improve indoor air quality in commercial buildings worldwide.”
Traditionally, commercial buildings replace all of their indoor air with outside air every one to two hours to prevent high concentrations of indoor pollutants. While the process helps limit these pollutants, the high volume of outdoor air must be heated or cooled to maintain comfortable temperatures and humidity inside the building. This represents 30-50 percent of the total load on HVAC systems in most climates, resulting in higher first cost on HVAC systems and higher ongoing energy costs.
By cleaning and recycling the indoor air instead of constantly replacing it with outside air, enVerid’s HLR system decreases the outside air intake required to ventilate a building by 60-80 percent and also reduces peak HVAC capacity, resulting in up to 40 percent lower utility demand charges. Moreover, with HLR technology, buildings can invest in lower-capacity and less expensive HVAC systems and benefit from decreased maintenance costs and extended life of existing equipment. The HLR technology is also eligible for local utility rebate programs and has earned significant LEED credits.
“We saw an opportunity to fill a gap in the market with an intelligent technology solution that would more efficiently and effectively capture and clean contaminants like CO2 from indoor air to increase energy efficiency and cost savings,” said Meirav. “Our HLR solution is now at the forefront of the industry and has been proven effective for decades in airtight environments of spacecraft and submarines.”
enVerid has been deploying HLR modules since 2012, including with leading universities, major corporations, and others. The technology has been endorsed by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and is also compliant to the standards for ventilation defined by ASHRAE.
For more information, please visit www.enverid.com.
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Publication date: 4/7/2017
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