Hasenteath
2010-10-20 00:14:20
- #1
Hello everyone,
we are planning to buy a house soon that is built using passive house construction. A ventilation system with a cross-flow heat exchanger will be installed as the heating system.
The question is, does anyone have experience with this? Is that really a good type of "heating"? Additionally, a small heat pump will be installed that can reheat the supply air when needed.
Won't that blow the electricity bill? Since the domestic hot water will also be heated with an instantaneous water heater.
Is it allowed to install a wood stove in the house as well, or will there be problems with the ventilation system?
Thank you very much
we are planning to buy a house soon that is built using passive house construction. A ventilation system with a cross-flow heat exchanger will be installed as the heating system.
The question is, does anyone have experience with this? Is that really a good type of "heating"? Additionally, a small heat pump will be installed that can reheat the supply air when needed.
Won't that blow the electricity bill? Since the domestic hot water will also be heated with an instantaneous water heater.
Is it allowed to install a wood stove in the house as well, or will there be problems with the ventilation system?
Thank you very much