Hoval Commercial Ventilation & Air-Handling Solutions

Hoval’s commercial ventilation and air-handling systems deliver fresh, filtered air while recovering valuable heat to cut energy costs. Designed for offices, schools, healthcare facilities, and large mixed-use buildings, each unit reflects Hoval’s decades of engineering expertise and commitment to sustainability. Customisable Configurations and modular designs support a wide airflow range to make it easy to match specific project requirements, from compact rooftop units to large central air-handling plants.

Hoval Commercial Ventilation & Air-Handling Solutions

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We’re here to help you get the most from Hoval’s commercial ventilation and air-handling solutions, whether you’re working on a new build, upgrading an existing system, or aiming to improve indoor air quality. Our team can guide you through every stage of the process, from reviewing your project requirements and recommending the right RoofVent or ProcessVent configuration, to providing the technical documentation and BMS integration advice your contractors need. We also ensure your installation is designed to meet the latest UK building regulations and energy-efficiency standards, helping you keep running costs and emissions under control.

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Frequently Asked Hoval Air-Handling Questions

What is the difference between RoofVent and ProcessVent units?
RoofVent units are designed for central supply and extract ventilation in buildings such as offices, schools, and retail spaces. They are typically roof-mounted and provide fresh air with high-efficiency heat recovery. ProcessVent units are intended for industrial and process applications, where specific temperature or humidity control is required, such as manufacturing halls or warehouses.
Do Hoval systems support heating and cooling as well as ventilation?
Many RoofVent and ProcessVent configurations can be fitted with integrated heating and cooling coils. This means a single unit can supply fresh air, recover heat, and provide temperature control - ideal for projects seeking an all-in-one air-handling solution.
How efficient are Hoval air‐handling systems?
Hoval’s RoofVent and ProcessVent units feature high-efficiency heat recovery. Some RoofVent models potentially offer up to 86% thermal recovery under optimal conditions, while others may typically deliver figures in the high 70s, depending on model and flow. Efficiency depends on system selection, matching flow rates, and proper installation.
Can these systems integrate with building management systems (BMS)?
Yes, Hoval roof and process ventilation units are equipped with advanced control systems (such as TopTronic® C) that support sensor feedback, time-based control, variable speed drives, and can interface with BMS for monitoring, scheduling, and optimising performance.
What do commercial ventilation and air-handling systems actually do?
A commercial ventilation and air-handling system provides a continuous supply of clean, conditioned air while removing stale or contaminated indoor air. It typically includes fans, filters, heat-recovery components, and optional heating or cooling coils. By balancing fresh-air intake with exhaust, such systems maintain comfortable temperatures, healthy humidity levels, and good indoor air quality. Essential for offices, schools, healthcare facilities, and industrial spaces.
Why choose a dedicated air-handling solution over simple extract fans?
While extract fans only remove air, a full air-handling unit (AHU) both supplies and filters fresh air and can recover energy from exhaust air. This means lower heating and cooling costs, more consistent temperature control, and importantly - far better air quality. A dedicated AHU can also integrate with building management systems, provide precise airflow regulation, and scale to the needs of large commercial or mixed-use buildings, providing benefits that basic fans simply can’t match.