Schiedel AERA Comfort or AERA Flex

Hello everyone,

I would be interested to know what you think of the two ventilation systems or if anyone is using one. Furthermore, I would like to know whether the purchase of a decentralized ventilation system is wasted money and whether the heat exchanger saves significant energy costs that I can include in my investment calculation? Thanks for your contributions.

Search for the thread about the Lunos e2. There was quite an extensive discussion about decentralized ventilation. We now have one and I would never install it in my own place. If you don't hear it, it barely has any effect; if it is really supposed to ventilate the rooms, it is at least as loud as the bathroom fans in windowless bathrooms, more likely even louder. That is my experience with it.

That is my experience with it.

But you do know that Lunos® offers different fans and that landlords tend to focus more on the return on investment than on the comfort of their tenants? Rhineland greetings

Lunos e2 is still Lunos e2 as far as I can see, these are complete packages, and thus also what two of the general contractors, whom we had shortlisted, offered as standard. In our environment, some people are building, and everyone who has dealt with the topic of controlled residential ventilation has gone for a central system. The arguments for and against are all in the thread. If you deal with the topic, you should check the aspects, for example by test-listening to the system, and make a decision for yourself. The decision between these two types of systems is not only an economic one. Whether the noise bothers you and the open window effect in acoustics is individual.

We have been using the Schiedel Aera Flex for more than a year and are still very satisfied.

By the way, it is a central system with heat recovery.

For us, only a central system was an option.

The ventilation unit is space-savingly mounted on the ceiling in the utility room.

Thank you for the information. What did you pay for the system?