Larger capacity ventilators with heat recovery
Your home is free of drafts, unpleasant odors and free of external noise, and last but not least, get rid of annoying insects; ventilation by constantly opening and closing windows will become a thing of the past and fresh air your future!
Ceiling version
600 m3/h | 800m3 / h | 1000 m 3/h
It works completely autonomously with the help of sensors (temperature, relative humidity and Co2). The entire system requires a breakthrough of an external load-bearing wall with a diameter of 250 mm (2x: 1x for fresh air supply and 1x for exhaust “exhaust” exhaust with CO2 and viruses and bacteria). Installation of the cover (ceiling distribution) – air supply by blowing air into the room and releasing air to the outside environment.
If necessary, the system is upgraded with an additional air heater.
Freestanding version
As the name suggests, the device is freestanding and requires only minor construction work. It only needs a floor area of 440 mm x 560 mm for installation. The entire system is suitable for rooms up to 500m3 (offices, classrooms, meeting rooms, libraries …) and with the same efficiency is cheaper than the ceiling version.
The device also has built-in filters for:
- IFD electrostatic dust collection module / optional
- High voltage module where bacteria and viruses are destroyed by the passage of the plasma filter / optional
- High performance PM2.5 filtration / serial
- Cartridge with filter for filtering PM10 or larger particles
Do you have any question?
Answers to the most common questions related to a two-pipe ventilation system.
Why choose locale ventilation system with heat recovery?
Recuperative ventilation ensures an optimal microclimate in the room, as the air is always fresh, and the result of recuperative ventilation is a room free of odors, excessive moisture, and consequently mold. Recuperative ventilation is also recommended for allergy sufferers and people with respiratory disorders, as appropriate filters ensure that pollen and pm10 particles do not enter the room (in winter).
Recuperative ventilation also saves energy, as opening windows is no longer necessary, which further contributes to burglary security.
What is the appropriate humidity in the room?
For a healthy and pleasant stay, a humidity of 45 to 55% is recommended. In winter, during the heating period, it can be as high as 30%. Too dry air is unpleasant, as it irritates us, forces us to cough, and can also be dangerous for certain groups of people – especially lung patients and infants and young children. The other extreme is too high a percentage of humidity, above 60%, when we start to develop mold on interior surfaces.
How do we maintain a recuperator?
Recuperator maintenance only requires filter replacement. The replacement interval depends on the application, filter type, and air pollution.
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