Heat Recovery Ventilation
Patrick Lynch Electrical LTD are proud installers for Brink Mechanical Ventilation. If you are building a new home that’s airtight with list of insulation, then you need a mechanical heat recovery ventilation system to ensure a clean, fresh, warm air circulation.
Building regulations make it clear that some form of ventilation is required in modern more airtight homes. There are several options available.
Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery is one of the most energy efficient methods of ventilating a building. It removes stale, moist, bad air from the building and providing fresh air for your home while at the same time recovering heat that would have been lost in the process.
Brink Mechanical Ventilation have been Tried, Tested and Trusted: Engineered to exceed the most demanding technical and regulatory requirements, Brink MVHR Systems and Ubbink Air Excellent air distribution systems are today, tried, tested and trusted at hundreds of thousands of installations world-wide. When it comes to delivering effective, energy-efficient ventilation, Brink and Ubbink together are the default and low risk choice.
Understanding the Operation of MVHR
The functioning of MVHR is uncomplicated and clear. It involves extracting stale, damp air from wet areas in the house and expelling it outside, while simultaneously bringing in fresh, filtered air into dry rooms. Both airflows pass through a heat exchanger, where the remaining heat from the outgoing air is transferred to the incoming air. This system ensures that homeowners receive a continuous supply of clean, filtered air without sacrificing the energy efficiency gains they have achieved.