Earny 2 heat exchanger

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• energy savings of up to 60 per cent depending on the location and application;
• heat recovery of up to 194 kW;
• supplied ready for connection for easy assembly;
• intelligent control with the ViperTouch climate computer or amacs;
• no unhygienic pipe system, no energy loss: extremely short distances between house and heat exchanger;
• fully-automatic cleaning of the filter unit during the batch (exception: Earny 2 S) to avoid performance losses;
• easy wet cleaning of the filters after the batch; in case of freezing temperatures, the filters can be removed easily and quickly for cleaning inside the house (exception: Earny 2 S);
• the height of the exhaust air pipe from the house into the heat exchanger can be selected flexibly on site; as an alternative, an opening can be made to connect the filter chamber directly to the house.

In addition to the successful Earny 2 heat exchanger, available in the sizes M, L and XL, the Big Dutchman product range also includes Earny 2 S, a heat exchanger especially well-suited for smaller houses with 5 000 to 12 000 birds and an air flow rate of 5 000 m³/h.

Earny 2 S functions according to the same principle as the other Earny 2 heat exchangers. Warm house air and cold fresh air simultaneously pass through an exchanger element, but do not mix. Pocket filters ensure that only clean house air enters the exchanger element and then flows outside through the chimney. The fresh air is also filtered to stop dust and other debris such as leaves from entering the heat exchanger.

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• improved house climate for healthier birds and better production results;
• dry litter for healthy feet;
• reduced use of medication;
• lower CO₂ emissions thanks to heat energy savings*;
• reduced emissions from the house (ammonia, dust, odour);
• adjustment of the humidity;
• retrofitting possible in older and renovated houses;
• available in the following colours: blue, green, brown.

_{* 37 t less CO2 per year for a house with 42000 birds and utilisation of natural gas}