Safety circuit for extractor hood in controlled residential ventilation

  • Erstellt am 2018-03-07 09:56:23

chand1986

2018-05-09 11:23:37
  • #1


That is also true. In fact, you pay significantly more for the same quality odor removal via recirculation than via exhaust air. But yes, I know the Berbel, like it, consider it good. It just costs .
 

matte

2018-05-09 11:25:53
  • #2
I want to see the bill.
Just the cost of the exhaust air ducting of an exhaust hood including core drilling + wall box...
A good exhaust hood isn't free either.
 

Alex85

2018-05-09 12:35:43
  • #3
The question is, what does the controlled residential ventilation manufacturer say when the system is thrown so much off balance. Normally, the thing shovels up to 350, with the larger unit 450m3/h into the house, and now an extractor hood wants to blow 1000m3/h out. How do the fans of the controlled residential ventilation react to that? I would clarify that beforehand, so as not to lose the warranty on day 1. The fan for supply air overspeeds and the one for exhaust air shovels against the extractor hood ...
 

Steffen80

2018-05-09 13:09:51
  • #4


this whole discussion is completely pointless... in practice, nothing happens at all! What do the people who don’t have controlled residential ventilation do? They can’t open the doors anymore or what? Such nonsense... The exhaust doesn’t run for hours while cooking either. Just briefly frying on high...
 

chand1986

2018-05-09 13:25:56
  • #5


They get drafts through one tilted window somewhere. Or a window sash opens. Or it whistles in under the front door. Or or. It’s not a complicated system, is it?
 

Alex85

2018-05-09 13:42:25
  • #6
So my mother with a 25sqm kitchen (closed) actually constantly bangs the door or it sucks itself shut. The window is always on tilt. Year of construction around 1970, but with modern windows.
 

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