Heat Recovery Ventilation

Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery
With houses becoming more and more airtight and insulation levels being constantly improved, air quality in your home can be a concern. People are choosing to install HRV systems to ensure filtered fresh air circulates throughout their house at all times. A HRV system removes stale, moist air, creating a healthier, more comfortable place to live. A HRV system will also save you money, reducing your energy requirements for heating by reusing the heat that is usually lost ith regular extract systems.
Mechanical Ventilation Heat Recovery Unit:
- A whole-house heat recovery ventilation unit with integrated summer by-pass, designed for verntilation of family homes.
- Simple, automatic controls that work with both indoor and outdoor tempratures.
- Different programmes of ventilation intensity
- Unit can be installed on the wall in a utility room or on the floor in the attic with a condensate discharge point that should be connected to a sanitary sewer.
- Replaceable G3 class air filters for dust.
- Automatic de-frosting function.
- Compact size.
- Very low noise level.
Ubblink Manifold Flexible Ducting System:
- The distribution box is then connected to a ventilation unit using mass flow ductwork and a silencer.
- Low system pressure drop.
- The ventilation rates can be controlled by flow restrictors in the distribution box.
- Easy to assemble semi-rigid flexible rolls of duct
- Continuous ducts runs with mechanical connections at either end also means less air leakage.
- Crosstalk between rooms is reduced to an absolute minimum.