Sentences with phrase «building heat recovery ventilator»

There is not much out there that I have seen on designing and building Heat Recovery Ventilator (HRV's)-- especially information for people who want to build their own.

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The details include a pool beautifully constructed of steel and wood, a restaurant replicating the original rowing house in Brockville, oversized balconies with room for a hammock, a spa crafted with red granite from the Canadian Shield, nine - foot ceilings, water views in all but one suite, leading - edge building envelope technologies, high efficiency windows and in - suite heat recovery ventilators.

Zehnder America Zehnder Heat Recovery Ventilators (HRVs) and Energy Recovery Ventilators (ERVs) ensure fresh filtered air and a healthy atmosphere for the building year - round.

Key features include: - Optimized building envelope design provides rain screen, high R - value, and air sealing - High efficiency Daikin Altherma electric heat pump to provide 100 % of heating and cooling - ERV (Energy Recovery Ventilator) provides fresh air and exhausts interior stale air 24/7 - LED lights throughout the home - Energy Star rated appliances - American made high efficiency windows (U-value = 1.9)- Standing seam metal roof with high recycled content, durability, and longevity - Radiant concrete floor slab in basement - Dual flush toilets throughout - Cabinetry with no added urea formaldehyde and low VOC content - Countertops made from recycled Quartz and glass - Zero VOC paints used on all interior walls and ceilings - Zero VOC clear finish on wood floors - Marmoleum flooring (a linseed oil based product) in mud room and bathrooms

But nearly every Passivhaus building does include an active ventilation system called a heat recovery ventilator, or HRV.

It included Sohm Holzbautechnik, a woodwork company that prefabricates Passivhaus buildings; Optiwin, a manufacturer of Passivhaus windows; and Drexel und Weiss, a manufacturer of heat recovery ventilators.

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This building will utilize a Passive House certified Lüfta heat recovery ventilator from Germany, supplied by Peak Building Pbuilding will utilize a Passive House certified Lüfta heat recovery ventilator from Germany, supplied by Peak Building PBuilding Products.

Architect Ralph Wafer with Architecture & Planning worked with Trumpet Construction and Butterfly Energy Works to build a house that utilizes a Geothermal Heat Pump and Energy Recovery Ventilator; solar panels; and kitchen cabinets made from sycamore lumber milled from logs salvaged from local tree service / tree removal companies.