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| A cost-effective and eco-responsible solution
The Murox® ventilated thermal wall is a cost-effective and eco-responsible solution to rapidly growing energy costs. Here are the benefits you will reap from installing ventilated thermal panels. |
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Generates significant savings on fresh air heating costs
Heating fresh air in the HVAC system represents a significant portion (up to 40%) of a building’s energy consumption. By preheating this air through the use of ventilated thermal panels, you can reduce your costs by up to 25%*.
Lowers the building owner’s operating costs
The Murox® ventilated thermal panel is a simple, stand-alone solar collector with no moving parts. It is maintenance-free and requires no energy intake. This has the effect of lowering the operating costs of your building.
Reduces vulnerability to rising energy costs
Given the steady increase in energy costs, reducing your reliance on energy sources represents a long-term investment. So, by reducing your consumption today, you will be reducing the impact of volatile energy prices on your annual utility bill.
Ensures continuous energy savings
The ventilated thermal wall is integrated into the building envelope and has the same lifespan as your building. You will therefore benefit from the savings generated year after year, without having to make additional investments.
Can increases the value of your building
It is well known that highly energy-efficient buildings have a higher resale value than conventional buildings. With ventilated thermal panels integrated into your building, you increase the value of your building and make it more attractive to potential buyers/tenants.
Contributes positively to a project’s certification to the LEED green building standard
Installing a ventilated thermal panel generates points under the LEED certification program developed by the U.S. Green Building Council. Let one of our LEED Accredited Professionals advise you.
Eligible for grants and other financial incentives
The Murox® ventilated thermal panel is eligible for grants and other financial incentives under state/provincial government programs.
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