Controlled residential ventilation + fireplace + kitchen exhaust, does it work?

  • Erstellt am 2020-11-11 20:17:53

Dali2020

2020-11-13 23:50:56
  • #1
Hello!

After some back and forth, we decided on the option “Wohnraumlüftung - raumluftunabhängiger Ofen - Umlufthaube“ in our apartment, since basically all three things (that is, ventilation system - raumluftabhängiger Ofen - Ablufthaube) exclude each other.

In addition, a pressure monitor was installed, which shuts off the ventilation system in case of emergency (it was said back then that this can only be omitted if a certain stove is installed, but we didn’t like that one).

We were strongly advised against the Ablufthaube in this constellation.
 

Yaso2.0

2020-11-14 09:37:49
  • #2
I contacted the chimney sweep, let’s see what he says about it. But I can do without the exhaust air the most, so I think it will come down to the same combination as with you. I have an appointment at the kitchen studio next week and will get updated on the latest regarding recirculation. Apparently, there are now very good filters that absorb odors..
 

K1300S

2020-11-14 20:01:47
  • #3
No, there are currently three different sizes, no more. Otherwise, I guess the district chimney sweep master will demand a USA. This can then disable controlled residential ventilation and the exhaust hood if negative pressure occurs with a burning fireplace. That just means that the hood might suddenly go off, even if you are cooking at the time.
 

Yaso2.0

2020-11-14 21:13:04
  • #4


It will be a Vaillant recoVair 260/4.

I am now waiting to see what the chimney sweep says and then it will be decided whether everything can be done simultaneously without huge effort.
 

hippjoha

2020-11-16 11:11:14
  • #5
We have to install a negative pressure monitor with us, despite the room air-independent stove (DiBt approved), which in an emergency then switches off the controlled residential ventilation... Initially, we also did not choose the negative pressure monitor and among other things took this stove,... But since our ventilation installer does not confirm the max. negative pressure of 8 Pascal in writing, the monitor is needed.
 

K1300S

2020-11-16 11:22:28
  • #6
As already stated above: Even if you present a test certificate, it is at the chimney sweep’s discretion, and he almost always plays it safe.
 

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