Fresh Air Ventilation System 350m3/H Home Ventilation System

• Customization: Available
• Material: Galvanized Sheet
• Blade Material: No Blades
• Type: Centrifugal Fan
• Electric Current Type: AC/DC/Ec
• Mounting: Ceiling Fan
• Certification: RoHS, UR, ISO, CE
• Airflow: 200-25000cbm(Optional)
• Ffilter: H13/H11/G4/HEPA
• Motor: AC/DC/Ec Optional
• Application: Commercial(Shopping Malls, Libraries, Bars, Nightc
• Control: Intelligent, BMS, CO2 Control, Humidity Control
• Transport Package: Carton
• Trademark: GMUSEM
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 8414593000
• Production Capacity: 5000PCS/Month
• Package Size: 50.00cm * 30.00cm * 25.00cm
• Package Gross Weight: 10.000kg

Product Description

Modern building regulations are driving home to be more energy efficient; homes are increasingly more insulated and airtight. This is good news in terms of the home energy performance, and comfort but poor ventilation can sometimes be an issue as natural air can no longer easily migrate into the home.

Natural ventilation methods, such as windows, fans and trickle vents, can result in significant heat loss, creating a conflict between good air quality and energy efficiency.

However, buildings without adequate ventilation can suffer from poor air quality, damp and mold, affecting the health and wellbeing of its occupants. Fortunately, Ventilation Solutions that also combine offers ideal solutions.

Reduce your carbon footprint
In addition to providing good air quality, MVHRs are more efficient that other ventilation systems with a low energy cost, leading to a reduction in your carbon footprint and energy bills. Furthermore, they are compact, lightweight and with industry-leading noise levels meaning that they fit discreetly in your home and provide no adverse impact on sound quality.

Improve your quality of life
Our systems will quietly and efficiently provide the home with fresh, filtered air all year round, improving the indoor air quality and reduce dust and allergen levels.

Ventilation is the process of extracting stale air from a building while supplying fresh, clean air from the outside and ridding the property of, among other things, smoke, cooking odours and chemical pollutants.

Furthermore, ventilation prevents the build up of moisture which could otherwise lead to damp and black mould, damaging the property and causing allergic reactions and respiratory issues.

Even without excess moisture, poor air quality can negatively impact us, leading to headaches, asthma and sinusitis among other problems.

Good ventilation therefore is important to our everyday quality of life and, with its dual purpose of temperature control, well ventilated spaces provide us not only with health benefits but a comfortable environment in which to live

 

*Double Filtration Double Protection PM 2.5 purification of 97%
As well as swapping out "dirty" air for clean, ERVs also trap pollutants, contaminants, pollen, allergens and many more. This is extremely important especially now, and it ensures that the air entering the home, office, indoor space is healthy and clean. You may not know that the air within most homes is at least five times more contaminated than the air outside!
*Removing and filtering out formaldehydes, allergens, and other toxins from the air indoors, also removes any contaminants that can be
introduced into your home *Reduces odors around the home produced from pets, bathrooms, cooking etc. *Increases the lifespan of your HVAC system. *Reduces the risk of mildew and mold *Reduces dust build up produced from pet dander, pollen, and other materials *Improved sleep has been linked to clean, freshly cycled air *Keeps temperatures from room to room more consistent around the home

Selection Guide

Use high-quality ducting

A heat recovery system is only as good as the ductwork. It can be false economy to install the most expensive unit with substandard ducting. Selected and installed correctly, ducting improves and prolongs the efficiency of the whole system, leading to long-term low maintenance. On the other hand, a ventilation system that has issues with the ducting, which can range from 'slump' of flexible types, through to inadequate jointing mechanisms, is always going to underperform. Poorly installed duct work can potentially damage the ventilation unit and the fabric of the building.