Heat Recovery Ventilation

Recent research indicates that the apparent rise in asthma is linked to the changes in the domestic or home environment. Major changes have taken place in our building regulations, which have increased the retained water vapour and overall house temperature, while also reducing the rate of air change. Dampness has long been associated with respiratory ailments and warm, moist conditions (Which we are now creating in our homes due to these regulations) are known to be ideal for the dust mite. Research suggests that over 75% of asthmatics react to mite allergens. A heat recovery ventilation system from Ashgrove can significantly reduce humidity to levels which hinders dust mite reproduction. This will also help to alleviate airborne pollutants. Heat recovery ventilation can continually remove moist, stale air and replace it with fresh pre heated air. These air changes reduce the material present in the air which is either inhaled or falls onto the carpets and soft furnishings.

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  • Heat Recovery Ventilation - Principle of Operation

    All homes and buildings in Ireland need a certain amount of ventilation to achieve a comfortable living environment for its occupants. The most common method of ventilation is natural ventilation w...

  • Benefits of Heat Recovery

    -Effective continuous ventilation throughout the dwelling -Prevents problems rather than responding to them -Virtually silent operation -One unit/one supply -Only two breaches of external ...

  • System Design

    Any ventilation system should be designed and installed in accordance with the guidelines set out in DIN 1946. Only this will ensure hygienic room air and prevent any damage from dampness to the build...

  • Controls HRV

    RF REMOTE CONTROL Each of the functions of the Prometeo is controlled by the radio frequency (RF) remote control. The 2-way transmission controller allows the unit to be switched on, off and adjusted...

  • Heat Recovery Ventilation - Vort Prometeo HR400

    VORT PROMETEO HR 400, is a centralised continuous mechanical supply and extract ventilation unit with an extremely high heat recovery designed to comply not only with current Building Regulations but ...