Controlled Residential Ventilation & Heat Pump: Viessmann vs. Vaillant vs. Zehnder?

  • Erstellt am 2022-11-23 14:12:48

Dogma

2022-11-24 09:29:34
  • #1
With this box, yes, but as I said, it is only compressed Styrofoam. That would be too unstable for me, but it would work. You would then still need adapters to your ventilation pipe DN160 or similar.
 

Nixwill2

2022-11-24 09:37:41
  • #2
And what would you insulate in a metal box and why?

Is there perhaps a recommendation (a brand with experience in this field) for filter boxes?

I believe these transitions can be ordered as well...
 

OWLer

2022-11-24 11:58:49
  • #3
Because air passes through there at outside temperature. In winter, it often condenses as well.
 

Dogma

2022-11-24 12:03:22
  • #4
It depends on where you would use it, but always insulate completely from the outside, e.g. in the outside air before the [Kontrollierte-Wohnraumlüftung] with Armaflex because of condensation (which the rest of the piping should also have [Außenluft + Fortluft]), after the [Kontrollierte-Wohnraumlüftung] aluminum-coated mineral wool 30mm. There should also be a G4 pre-filter in the outside air (which is usually located in the [Kontrollierte-Wohnraumlüftung], but it won't help you because you don't want coarse dirt in the activated carbon filter). The manufacturer doesn't matter as well as the filters because they are made according to DIN.
 

Nixwill2

2022-11-24 12:03:38
  • #5
But this cold air also passes through the styrofoam box and can cause the same there, right? How is the controlled residential ventilation protected without this filter box in front of it?
 

Nixwill2

2022-11-24 13:16:40
  • #6
Sorry, I saw too late that you had written! The thing with the filter is of course also interesting! Thanks also for the tip!! I was already wondering why there are two slots for filters (1x 40 and 1x 94mm). So that means I put the G4 filter before the activated carbon filter, do you then save the original filter in the controlled residential ventilation or is the idea here: double protection is better? Do you know what the abbreviations AK and AL mean with activated carbon filters?
 

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