Musketier
2016-09-07 22:56:43
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Unfortunately, the heat capacity of air is very poor, so it has to suck in a lot of exhaust air. How do you replace this? With fresh, cold air from outside. In order for it not to get cold inside, this air must also be heated with the help of the heating system. For that, you need more exhaust air, etc.
I think controlled residential ventilation systems have an efficiency of 90%.
We have two such systems here in the neighborhood. So far, the consumption figures sound quite interesting, even though the really cold winters have not occurred yet.