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LASER Latent And Sensible Energy Reduction

Latent And Sensible Energy Reduction For Outside Air Innovent LASER Packaged Fresh Air Conditioning Units Innovent LASER units provide both sensible and latent control of outside air at greatly reduced energy costs compared to conventional systems. Innovent offers a simple, economical solution to the challenge of meeting the ASHRAE design standard for more fresh air. Benefits of LASER Technology Energy costs are reduced using the Innovent heat exchanger to provide free precooling and reheat. Tempered outside air is provided at low relative humidity. Outside air volume is constant and verifiable. Heating/Cooling equipment is selected based on the room load only, reducing the size of the equipment and associated duct systems. Humidity in duct work is lower than that for typical cooling equipment. This helps prevent bacteria growth in duct insulation. LASER-1 units are designed to condition and deliver fresh air to either the space or the intake of a conventional air handler. LASER-2 units have an exhaust air blower and additional heat exchanger for energy recovery from the exhaust airstream. Both LASER-1 and LASER-2 designs have been pre-engineered over a wide range of airflows. Each unit is designed to incorporate DX or chilled water cooling and a wide variety of heating and filtration options. DX units are available with integral packaged air cooled and water cooled condensing units. Heating Options Hot Water Coil Steam Coil Indirect Fired Gas Electric Heater Direct Fired Gas Cooling Options Chilled Water Coil DX Coil, Split System Air Cooled DX Coil Water Cooled DX Coil Water Source Heat Pump All units are fully wired for single point connection and are ETL listed.

Designed For High Performance And Low Maintenance Innovent LASER Engineered Simplicity in Operation and Maintenance Innovent products are designed to give long term high performance and low maintenance. The LASER product line continues that tradition. Over half a decade ago, Innovent realized the necessity for double wall construction in our energy recovery air handlers. Although the market at that time was predominantly single wall, Innovent made the commitment to double wall construction. It is now the industry standard. Double Wall Construction Provides: Protection for insulation Long unit life Cleanable interior Innovent Double Wall with Full Independent Frame provides: Total maintenance access Modular design flexibility for retrofit Superior structural design Quiet operation Longer unit life Many double wall units offered today are modified single wall units with a liner covering the insulation. These designs sacrifice maintenance access and structural integrity. Innovent LASER units are built with a full independent frame, flush mounted double wall casing, and fully hinged access doors. Engineered Simplicity in Heat Exchanger Design. Innovent s exchanger is the least likely to foul, and the easiest to inspect and clean in the industry. Innovent s LASER heat exchanger design HAS: - Lower pressure drops - Simple airflow pattern, 100% accessible surface Innovent s LASER heat exchanger design does NOT have: - Speed controls, motor/drive sets - Refrigerants, secondary surface, high fin density - Dimples, corrugations, baffles

LASER 1 Process/Description Outside air 1 Heat Exchanger 3 Dehumidification coil Free precooling Tempered supply air 4 Free reheat 2 Process Description 1 2 Precooling in heat exchanger 2 3 Dehumidification in cooling coil 3 4 Free reheat in heat exchanger Example Conditions 2 75F/71F 1 96F/77F 3 55F/55F 4 72/55% RH

LASER 2 Process/Description Exhaust Air Energy Recovery Heat Exchanger Precool/Reheat 2 4 Heat Exchanger Dehumidification coil Outside Air 1 3 Return Air 5 Tempered supply air Process Description 1 2 Additional reheat (energy recovery) 1 2 Winter energy recovery 2 3 Precooling in heat exchanger 3 4 Dehumidification in cooling coil 4 5 Free reheat in heat exchanger Example Conditions 3 68F/68F 2 83F/73F 1 96F/77F 4 55F/55F 5 75F/52%RH 1 0F 2 50F

LASER 1 Plan View 1 2 3 4 Outside Air In Supply Air Out 5 6 1 Outside air damper 3 Hot Water Coil 5 Supply Fan 2 Filter 4 Heat Exchanger 6 Dehumidification coil Unit Physical Dimensions* (in inches and pounds) CFM Model Length Height Width Weight 2000-3500 Laser-1 125 3/16 53 1/4 73 3/4 2500 lb. 4000-5500 Laser-1 134 1/8 64 1/4 83 5/8 3200 lb. 5500-6500 Laser-1 143 3/16 64 1/4 97 5/8 4400 lb. 6500-7500 Laser-1 148 1/8 78 97 5/8 5300 lb. 7500-10000 Laser-1 170 1/16 89 7/8 109 7/16 6600 lb. 10000-15000 Laser-1 193 7/8 101 5/8 131 3/8 9100 lb. 15000+ Contact Innovent Representative *Dimensions given are for the layout shown above, which is one of several possible arrangements. The optimal arrangement will depend on the outlet condition desired, mounting location, and accessories required. Please fill out the design information sheet on the back cover and contact your Innovent representative for the layout that best meets your requirements.

LASER 2 Plan View Exhaust Air Out 3 4 5 2 1 Outside Air In 6 7 8 9 10 1 Exhaust fan 6 Filter 2 Exhaust damper 7 Outside air face damper 3 Energy recovery heat exchanger 8 Outside air bypass damper 4 Supply fan 9 Precool/Reheat heat exchanger 5 Hot water coil 10 Dehumidification coil Unit Physical Dimensions* (in inches and pounds) S/A CFM Length Height Width Weight S/A CFM Length Height Width Weight 1000-1500 225 47 1/4 49 3000 5500-6500 257 64 1/4 97 5/8 7100 1500-2000 235 47 1/4 60 3900 6500-7500 257 78 97 5/8 8300 2000-3500 235 53 1/4 73 3/4 4800 7500-11000 298 89 7/8 109 7/16 10900 3500-4500 235 64 1/4 73 3/4 5200 11000-15000 298 101 7/8 124 1/4 12200 4500-5500 235 64 1/4 83 5/8 6000 15000-20000 351 123 7/8 136 7/8 13900 20000+ Contact Innovent Representative *Dimensions given are for the layout shown above, which is one of several possible arrangements. The optimal arrangement will depend on the outlet condition desired, mounting location, and accessories required. Please fill out the design information sheet on the back cover and contact your Innovent representative for the layout that best meets your requirements.

LASER 1 & LASER 2 Design Parameters Project Information Project name Tag number Project location Altitude (if above 2,000 ft) Design Information Outside air flow (cfm) Outside air temperature Summer (DB/WB): Winter (DB/%RH): Return air flow (cfm) LASER 2 Only Return air temperature LASER 2 Summer (DB/%RH): Winter (DB/%RH): Only External static pressure (inches Supply: Exhaust (LASER 2 only): wc) Equipment Information Location of unit Indoor Outdoor Mounting Roof curb Structural Steel Concrete Slab Other (please describe): Electrical Service 208/3 230/3 480/3 Connections Floor End Cooling coil type DX air cooled DX water cooled DX split system Chilled water (indicate water temp): Heating type Indirect gas Steam (indicate pressure): Electric Hot Water (indicate temperatures): Cooling/Heating Refrigerant type (R 22 is standard): additional information % glycol (ethylene or polypropylene): Other Notes: Innovent Air Handling Equipment 612-877-4800 Fax: 612-877-4801 www.innoventair.com