Energy Recovery Units

Energy Recovery Units (ERUs) are devices that are used to capture and store energy that would otherwise be wasted. These units are designed to take energy from one source and convert it into another form of energy, such as electricity or heat. ERUs are often used in industrial settings, where large amounts of energy are used in the production process. By capturing and storing energy, ERUs can help reduce the amount of energy used and the cost of energy consumption. ERUs are also used in residential and commercial settings, where they can help reduce energy costs and improve energy efficiency. ERUs can be used to capture energy from sources such as solar, wind, and water, and convert it into electricity or heat. They can also be used to capture energy from sources such as waste heat, which is energy that is produced as a byproduct of industrial processes. ERUs are a great way to reduce energy costs and improve energy efficiency, and they are becoming increasingly popular as more people become aware of their benefits.