Sentences with phrase «recovery ventilation unit»

The Zehnder Novus 300 HRV is the highest efficiency heat recovery ventilation unit in the world (see Home Ventilating Institute (HVI) and Passive House Institute (PHI) Directories of Certified Products) and all Zehnder HRVs / ERVs are characterized by a high level of heat recovery, quiet, energy - efficient DC - motors, rugged controls and simple operation.

When it is, it will be ventilated by a ductless through - wall heat recovery ventilation unit.

The balanced ventilation was resolved by placing a suitably small heat recovery ventilation unit in the ceiling void at the kitchen end of the office space.

It's critical to have an ERV (Energy Recovery Ventilation Unit) or HRV in an air tight house to make sure fresh air is circulated into each room and exhausting kitchen and bathroom air.

Sonya Newenhouse of Madison Environmental Group is describing how the HRV (Heat Recovery Ventilation Unit) works in the super air tight, super insulated NewenHouse.

«From a temperature comfort point of view, we're really happy, but we're more interested in whether the heat recovery ventilation units actually provide the level of fresh air comfort, and whether people notice the difference.»

Ultimately, the design team chose to install separate mechanical heat recovery ventilation units in every apartment.

Not exact matches

Zehnder will provide and install the Heat Recovery Ventilation (HRV) units for the two homes.

Reliable data for the designer: The ventilation units are tested under realistic operating conditions so that the effective heat recovery efficiencies ascertained provide reliable data for ventilation heat losses to be used in the PHPP heat balance or in accordance with the EN 832.

Meanwhile a Zehnder 350 ComfoAir unit processes heat recovery ventilation, and a small solar photovoltaic array too is due to fitted imminently as Passive House Plus goes to press.

Heating, ventilation and cooling: Passive House Institute certified Nilan Compact P units in each apartment, including exhaust air heat pump with integrated cooling and heat recovery ventilation system — a closed loop system which utilises extract air at room temperature.

In fact electrical innovation is a theme of the project: the homes use Nilan Compact P units for all heating, hot water, ventilation and — if required — a small amount of cooling, via a combined exhaust air heat pump and heat recovery ventilation system.

Overall U-value: 0.8 W / m2K Heating & ventilation system: Nilan Compact P unit, Passive House Institute certified, combining mechanical heat recovery ventilation with hot water generation and storage.

The problem of excessive interior condensation is more of a convection issue than a conduction issue, and that is why the problem was essentially eradicated with the utilization of central mechanical ventilation units (early 1980's) and became even more improved with the larger modern units that contain a heat recovery (core) component.