Controlled residential ventilation: enthalpy or standard heat exchanger

That it is possible no one disputes, it is just wasted money... since it also works properly right away with the enthalpy exchanger.

Ok convinced, we will start with the enthalpy exchanger then, thanks :-). How does it look with the durability of the parts, here again there is hardly anything from the manufacturers about it.

Hi,

What if there is over 70% humidity and enthalpy in the house for the first two years, is there then a risk of mold formation?

if you had over 70% humidity in the house with a controlled residential ventilation system, it is either broken or not connected... ;)

We also have the Zehnder Q 350 with the enthalpy exchanger and the humidity in the house is everywhere around 45%. The house is also new, we moved in at the beginning of December. I wouldn't want it to be significantly drier.
The ventilation runs permanently at about 230 m^3/h.

Best regards,

Andreas

We also have an enthalpy heat exchanger from the very beginning. Everything is great, I would do it the same way again.

Ditto.