Fan manufacturer to promote carbon reduction at NEMEX

While the whole of the public and private sector are striving to reduce their carbon emissions, and just as importantly their energy bills, fans are often overlooked in the search for energy saving. The reality is that with air conditioning, ventilation, heat recovery and a myriad of other heating and cooling requirements in buildings, fans make up a large percentage of overall energy consumption. That's why fan manufacturer ebm-papst is at NEMEX providing information on the potential for energy saving in HVAC systems.

As the world's leading manufacturer of high efficiency fans, ebm-papst will be explaining how to reduce the energy consumption of fans in buildings by around 30%, with the potential to save even more by taking advantage of the simple controllability of EC motor technology. Their EC fans already meet the 2015 requirements of the Energy Related Products (ErP) directive which will prohibit the use of many older motors.

Helen McHugh, Head of Sustainable Technology at ebm-papst UK Ltd states: “With the built environment under increasing pressure to reduce energy consumption for both economic & environmental reasons, it is now more important than ever for people to realise the energy saving potential of EC fans. It is important to let people know that they can easily retrofit EC fans into their existing HVAC applications, offering not only significant energy savings but also improved performance & reduced noise. Please visit us on stand U26 to discuss how EC fans can help you with your carbon reduction strategy.”

For further information call ebm-papst UK on 01245 468555, email info@uk.ebmpapst.com or visit www.ebmpapst.co.uk