Good, not good. You have to know that. I am always pro controlled residential ventilation. Life in the house becomes easier because of it.
If you don’t necessarily have the budget, preparing the conduits is already quite interesting. However, I would definitely cap the conduits as long as they are unused. In other words, seal them airtight until the system arrives...
Yes, I want to seal them with a cap and tape around for safety. If I get a bit better at price negotiations and am more diligent with my own work, the controlled residential ventilation will go in right away, that’s what I wish for. Then I can also integrate it directly into the building automation.
What do you miss in the building system thread? Off the top of my head, I can’t really think of anything else one could write.
The photos on the first page are no longer recognizable, but they haven’t been for some time now.
Yes, good question... what else could be included.
Maybe some good experiences, or which conduits suffice in a single-family house. For example, I want to run every room with an NYM 5x1.5 to have 3 circuits... constant power and two switchable, for example. You probably know about lighting, whether DALI is worth it or simply KNX... well, maybe that’s good content?!
But it could also get too detailed??
Best regards