Controlled residential ventilation system - decision support

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Mycraft

2018-01-18 21:09:19
  • #1
In everyday life you will neither notice anything from the one nor the other system, especially if it is located in the basement.
 

Eldea

2018-01-19 12:47:31
  • #2
The Zehnter is probably the quietest at the moment. But I think in the rooms it then depends heavily on grids, etc. I don't believe there is an extreme difference there. Except if the system always has to run at a high level because it is incorrectly designed or set.
 

matte

2018-01-19 12:55:16
  • #3
We have installed the Zehnder Q350 and it is almost imperceptible. The installer was not familiar with the device and was very impressed by it. For me, it was mainly about the enthalpy exchanger as well as the possibility to integrate the device into KNX. I have nothing negative to report so far.
 

blaupuma

2018-01-19 13:31:08
  • #4
Anyone had good experience with moisture recovery?

I am still unsure
 

Tego12

2018-01-19 14:21:07
  • #5


We have the Zehnder Q350 with an enthalpy heat exchanger. We are completely satisfied, the air quality is top. I would always prefer this over a regular heat exchanger!
 

Baumfachmann

2018-01-19 14:45:03
  • #6
If it should be quiet then Zehnder, tip: Air inlet in the floor exhaust valves in the ceiling Place the inlet and outlet on the outside on the east or north side. Not on the west side
 

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