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"Air exchange" units
Hi,
Does anyone have experience of extraction fans that use the heat from the outgoing air to warm the in-coming air? I read about this approach to reduce the possibility of condensation in houses where they were insulated and glazed tight as a drum but the lack of air circulation with the outside was causing damp / condensation problems. I have found a sutiable unit a CES in Whetstone London, and I only have a one bedroom flat - but I just want to know if anyone has use done successfully in any domestic situation? My thinking behind fitting such a device, rather than a conventional extractor is that any incming air would probably be colder than the expelled air and the classic argument is the condensation occurs at lower levels of "water saturation" when the temperature of the air drops. Hence I want the in-coming replacement air to be heated , if possible Thanks Clive |
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