Operation and installation

		The technology used is simple Negative pressure in the plenum causes air to be drawn through perforations at the base of this chamber. These perforations are located at least three feet (90 cm) above the ground to prevent snow or ice from building up on the plenum chamber. Incoming fresh air is preheated as it travels up the wall, and its temperature can increase significantly during colder periods of the year. An opening at the top of the wall allows the solar-heated air to enter a duct connected to the ventilation unit. A damper located inside the duct is instrumental in mixing and optimizing the fresh air/preheated air input. Want to know how much you can save?

		Quick on-site installation Integrated into the Murox^® load-bearing wall, the ventilated thermal panel is also factory-assembled and very quick to install at the construction site. 40-50% quicker build period vs. conventional construction 10-foot-wide panels, like other Murox^® panels 1.5 inches (3.8 cm) thicker than a standard Murox^® panel Installation does not require additional equipment All duct connections to the HVAC system are the responsibility of the mechanical contractor