Air to Air Heat Exchangers Cost

Cost can vary with the required airflow range, unit configuration, installation environment, ventilation application, and integration with an existing HVAC system. The BPE-XE-MIR product line includes modular options across multiple CFM ranges, factory-tested and wired units, and low-profile configurations for selected models. A project-specific review is needed for accurate pricing.

Air to air heat exchangers are used to exchange energy between outgoing and incoming air during ventilation. The BPE-XE-MIR modules support residential homes, multifamily buildings, offices, light commercial buildings, dedicated ventilation applications, and HVAC systems requiring fresh air makeup. They are also specified for Energy Star, Passive House, and net-zero building projects.

The BPE-XE-MIR Modular Energy Recovery Modules use a direct counter-flow design with stated thermal efficiency of 70–90% or higher. Actual performance depends on the selected model and operating conditions. The modules are designed to recover energy during ventilation while supporting improved indoor air quality, thermal comfort, and more efficient building operation.

The modular design supports retrofit applications where equipment access and installation practicality are important. Product information states that the units are man-portable and fit through 36-inch doors, with factory-tested and wired configurations available. Suitability still depends on the building’s ventilation design, available space, airflow requirements, and HVAC integration conditions.

The product line is available across multiple airflow ranges from 200 to 2,250 CFM. The appropriate selection depends on the ventilation demand, building application, system design, and installation conditions. Building Performance Equipment can help evaluate the required configuration for residential, commercial, dedicated ventilation, or fresh air makeup applications.

Yes. By transferring energy between exhaust and incoming ventilation air, air to air heat exchangers can reduce the energy required to condition outdoor air. The BPE-XE-MIR modules are designed to reduce energy bills and carbon footprint while improving indoor air quality and thermal comfort. Results depend on the building, system design, and operating conditions.