IDRA R3 - Невидимая водо-воздушная система кондиционирования

IDRA is the invisible water-air air conditioning system that uses water as a heat exchange medium, allowing installations with no aesthetic impact on facades and elevations.‎ With the R3 evolution, IDRA introduces circular water resource management: water is not simply used, but reused, recovered, and enhanced within an intelligent cycle.‎ IDRA with R3 function: less withdrawal, more efficiency Thanks to the R3 function, IDRA works with a closed circuit equipped with thermal storage that reuses the same water several times, keeping the system within its optimal operating range.‎ When necessary, the storage is renewed in a controlled manner.‎ Before discharge, the water can be reused for: •    toilet cisterns •    washing machines and dishwashers •    irrigation and car washing •    DHW preheating The result is water consumption close to zero.‎ Measurable water recovery With the R3 evolution, IDRA concretely applies the principles of Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, transforming water from a simple technical fluid into a circular resource.‎ Reduce – reduces the withdrawal of drinking water from the network thanks to internal reuse in a closed circuit.‎ Reuse – the same water is used several times for IDRA's operation, maintaining efficiency and operational stability.‎ Recycle – before discharge, the water is recovered and used for secondary domestic purposes, extending its life cycle.‎ This is not just a performance improvement, but a paradigm shift: IDRA with R3 function integrates air conditioning and advanced water management into a single coherent system, reducing waste and making the most of every liter of water used.‎ Technical data of the R3 module integrated in IDRA •    Power supply: 230 V – 50 Hz – 1 Ph •    Sound pressure: 18 dB(A) •    Dimensions: 500 × 312.‎5 × 275 mm •    Weight: 16 kg •    Water connections: 1" •    Optimal inlet pressure: 1,5/2 bar Silent, compact, and easily integrated into various system configurations, the R3 evolution remains faithful to the IDRA philosophy: invisible air conditioning, measurable efficiency, and concrete sustainability.‎