HRU-MinistAIR residential heat recovery units are a new version of a well recognized model, based on a completely new design. Airflows of 250 or 325 m3/h and self-supporting casing made of EPP, acting as thermal and acoustic insulation at the same time. Counter-flow heat exchangers, made of PET, are responsible for heat recovery and enthalpic exchangers (E) recover moisture. In addition, the built-in RH sensor will take care of moisture level in the building. Left and Right version, together with horizontal installation, will allow you to adapt the unit to almost each project. Moreover, 56 cm width will allow installation in narrow spaces or wardrobes.
Wireless communication is used, likewise other series, both for controllers and IAQ sensors. Control is possible also via a mobile application.
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SmartAIR heat recovery system with zoning is the most intelligent, efficient system on the market. Why is it intelligent?
The ventilation system works independently, based on readings from sensors. Besides knowing how many people are in the house, the system also knows where they are.
Thus, it provides the right amount of air at the right time and place. A situation like this can be achieved by zoning, i.e. by dividing the house into day and night zones in accordance with the natural cycle of the day of the household members.
Obviously, this is a simplified representation of how the algorithms may work. An intelligent HRV system requires sensors spread across multiple rooms to work (min. 2 sensors).
CO2, humidity, and motion detectors measure the air quality level (IAQ), as well as the presence of household members. Once they determine the air demand in a given zone, they send a signal.
As a result, the heat recovery system blows only as much air as is required by the residents, and not as much as the installer intended.
How about the most efficient system that uses as little energy as possible? Are you interested in smart technologies that minimize energy consumption? This mechanical ventilation system with zoning is the solution for you.
Control in the ventilation system with zoning is fully automatic. No resident interaction is necessary.
Installation needs to be adjusted only once. It will then regulate itself to meet the actual needs of the household. The sensor readings will be transmitted to the air handling unit in real-time, so the ventilation system operation will reflect actual needs.
Using that information, the heat recovery unit will deliver the right amount of fresh air at the right time and place.
As long as one of the zones is ventilated, the regulating T-piece sends a signal to the air handling unit to proportionally decrease the airflow, drastically reducing the electrical consumption. The reduced efficiency of the air handling unit reduces the power consumption as well as the energy used for heating.
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The efficiency of the ventilation system with heat recovery does not end with the selection of an air handling unit. The air distribution system, including but not limited to ventilation ducts, plenum boxes and distribution boxes, is crucial for the proper operation of the heat recovery ventilation.
And since the lack of insulation is one of the most common mistakes when installing an MVHR system. Therefore, in our offer, installers will find already insulated EPP plenum and distribution boxes that solve the problem of missing or incorrect insulation.
Manifolds FLX-PLO-EPP-R are designed for use in domestic mechanical ventilation systems. They collect 75mm semi-rigid ducting, which is then distributed to the rooms. Typical installations contain from 1 to 2 such manifolds for the supply air and the extract air. Expanded polypropylene (EPP), the material used for the manifolds, is also an insulating material.
Why You should use EPP manifolds?
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An air duct humidifier allows you to regulate the relative humidity in your home. It can also solve the problem of dry air. HomeEvap air humidifiers are energy-efficient devices designed to be installed in mechanical ventilation systems with a maximum air volume of 600 m3/h.
A duct humidifier is installed in the supply duct behind the heat recovery unit, thus becoming part of the ventilation system. As soon as the relative air humidity falls below a certain level (we set the value ourselves), the humidifier kicks in.
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It can NOW! With the new HRU-WALL-WI model, You control the wall-mounted heat recovery unit via a free app.
A single room heat recovery unit is a heat recovery ventilation system designed to effectively ventilate a single room (by supplying fresh air and removing used air while reducing condensation). Because these single room mvhr units are compact, they can be installed in an apartment or in an older building where the installation of a traditional ventilation system is impossible or too expensive.
We offer 3 variants of HRU-WALL heat recovery units. The main advantage of the HRU-WALL-WI wall-mounted mvhr unit is the integrated Wi-Fi module.
With the Wifi module, you can operate the device through a mobile application. The WallAIR app can also synchronize the work of multiple units:
This method of ventilation control allows the device to be customized to the needs of each household member. In other words, if one of your household members uses boost mode to ventilate their bedroom, then the rest of the apartment can be ventilated in daily mode 2 at the same time.
Synchronization is done using Wi-Fi, which minimizes heat recovery ventilation installation costs. In this case, You don’t need to connect the units via cables if we install several units.
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