Controlled residential ventilation system Pluggit: Where to choose the air intake?

Hi everyone,

our architect has apparently decided together with a PLUGGIT technician on a Pluggit controlled residential ventilation system for our new build: single-family house 225sqm.
Our architect plans to place the intake on the north side in an "airy" shed behind the carport.

Does that make sense?

Best regards, Barossi

Yes, definitely!

Yes, definitely!

Hi,

and why? I can imagine that it could also lead to problems, because the air volume then has to be sucked in through the "cracks" in the shed.

Regards, Barossi

North side is already correct.

And the architect + Pluggit technician will have already discussed which air volume needs to be supplied. Also: airy shed. Presumably half-open, the shed?

So the solution is certainly not bad, visually also good, since the shed covers the grid.

Hi,

yes, the Pluggit technician and the architect are in contact. I imagine it to be more complicated in practical terms:

You will have to consider in the future whether to leave a glass with brush cleaner and brush or similar "open"... after all, everything is sucked out of the room :-)
Even a quick sawing or milling job will then be captured in the filter, right?

Shed: Room clad with larch, 3x3m.

Most likely the large Pluggit AP460 for the 225sqm and high ceilings.

Best regards, Barossi

Hi Barossi!

If you want to use the shed like that, then I wouldn't have the air inlet placed there.

Because you are absolutely right: paint, dust, etc. would be sucked in (dust in the filter, thinner in the house, no way). You could place the inlet there if it is purely a storage room for bikes or something similar. In a workshop, such a thing doesn't belong in my opinion.

Still have the inlet installed on the north side. Use the combined inlet/outlet from Pluggit. It's great! Keeps distance from the wall and ensures that condensing moisture from the outlet does not get into the wall, like with a friend of mine.

I already thought that with your house size, the AP460 would be used (should/must be used).

Best regards
Thorsten