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84 - Adding value in HVAC applications

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In our example, how much more energy efficient is a hydronic system compared to an air-based VAV system?

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Q: Does choosing a hydronic system affect the indoor climate?
A: Yes, indoor climate is improved, and you get cost savings as well
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Q: Why is installing a Grundfos MIXIT mixing loop solution a good idea?
A: You reduce complexity and time spent on selecting and sizing and MIXIT is up to 25% more cost effective than other solutions
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Q: Can Grundfos products be monitored and controlled via a BMS system?
A: Yes, Grundfos pumps can be monitored and controlled via a BMS system as well as offering load adaptive performance
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Q: In our example, how much more energy efficient is a hydronic system compared to an air-based VAV system?
A: An increase in energy efficiency of 35%
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Q: Is material waste reduced when using Grundfos Modular HVAC systems?
A: Yes, as factory production of HVAC modules is far more efficient than onsite construction
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Q: Do building services perform as expected in a typical commercial building project?
A: No, only 2% of new buildings have a performance that matches the design estimate