VENTILATION

The definition of ventilation - the movement of fresh air around a closed space, or the system that does this.

Ventilation in properties is crucial for maintaining healthy indoor air quality and preventing moisture-related issues.

Proper ventilation removes excess moisture and helps regulate temperatures.

Reduces Condensation And Mould Growth - By removing excess moisture, ventilation helps prevent condensation, which can lead to dampness and mould growth, damaging the property and potentially causing health problems.

Prevents Respiratory Issues - Poor ventilation can trap pollutants and allergens, exacerbating respiratory problems like asthma and allergies. Proper ventilation ensures a healthier environment for everyone, especially vulnerable individuals.

Mechanical Ventilation

Mechanical ventilation in buildings uses fans and duct work to circulate air, providing controlled and consistent ventilation.

PIV System

A piv (positive input ventilation) system is a whole house ventilation system that works by drawing fresh, filtered air into a property and pushing out stale, humid air, thus improving indoor air quality and reducing condensation and damp.

These systems are often installed in the loft or on a wall and are particularly effective in addressing condensation and mould issues.

Cost Effective - Piv systems are relatively inexpensive to run and can be a cost-effective solution for improving indoor air quality and preventing condensation.

Health Benefits - Reduced condensation and damp can also lead to a healthier living environment, particularly for those with respiratory issues or allergies.

CRF Fan (Continuous Running Fan)

Crf - dMEV (decentralized mechanical extract ventilation) fans, are a good solution for improving indoor air quality.

They offer several benefits over traditional intermittent fans, including enhanced ventilation, reduced condensation and mould growth, and lower energy consumption.

Reduced Condensation And Mould - By consistently removing moisture, these fans help to minimize condensation on windows and walls and prevent the growth of mould and mildew, which can be detrimental to health and building materials.

Energy Efficiency - Modern dmev fans are designed to be energy-efficient, typically consuming 2-10 watts. This can translate to lower energy bills compared to intermittent fans that run at higher power levels.

Quieter Operation - dmev fans generally operate at a low, constant speed, resulting in lower noise levels compared to intermittent fans that cycle on and off.

Versatile Installation - they can be installed in various wet rooms like bathrooms, kitchens, and utility rooms and often come with boost functions to handle higher moisture levels from activities like showering or cooking.

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