Hi,
I expressed myself poorly.
I mean, if I want to be able to open windows (at night, in the bedroom, every night on warm days, maybe only an hour before going to bed on cold days) and that together with a controlled residential ventilation system wouldn't make sense / would be totally stupid, then for me the consequence would be that a controlled residential ventilation system doesn't make sense for me.
However, the house is still well insulated. Ergo, I have to fix this by manual ventilation. But I assume that I won't manage to do this regularly three times a day.
My counter-question was aimed at this case, how I prevent mold when manually ventilating.
The only things that come to mind here are decentralized ventilation and something like window rebate ventilation.
And then there are the counterarguments again that all the insulation wouldn't make sense.
A bleak dilemma for fans of cool fresh air while sleeping (cool feels fresher = better body sensation).
But you yourselves say you sometimes also open the window.
What I haven't quite understood yet:
- There are systems that can dynamically regulate their speed
-> Is that true, or do they simply apply y watts to the fan and if it has a harder or easier time, it just spins faster or slower?
- Conversely, that means there are also ones without this feature
-> Can there also be problems with those when frequently opening windows?
- Now you brought up the constant speed controller, which according to the above-mentioned definition sounds complex with a membrane etc.
-> But if I have a device without dynamic control, isn't that the same as the constant speed controller?
-> Why then the elaborate technology with membrane etc. if you can simply choose not to include dynamic control
In other words, if I were to choose a system, what should I pay attention to?
