13-10-2016, 10:53 PM
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Re: Positive Input Ventilation
Originally Posted by Pesta
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Oh dear...now I'm confused again.It's called a constant flow vent then? Will have to read up on that Judd, thanks.
Just thought though...does it let in fresh air?
And, you say it's usually for new properties - I've read about those and I'm sure opening windows makes it useless or less efficient?
I've a 60s bungalow T pin not a 70s
Edited to add:
I read up on the NuAire Flatmaster, the one to put on an outside wall for apartments etc....is that the one you meant in your 1st paragraph Judd?
14-10-2016, 10:19 AM
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Re: Positive Input Ventilation
Originally Posted by Tpin
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JuddDo you rate them or. Do you think there are better alternatives for a 70s bungalow?
I've installed 3, one of which was in an old stone terrace house. I fitted a humidistat in the bathroom for that one which boosts the fan speed if condensation builds up above a certain level and I'm happy to report that the h/stat hasn't been needed up to press and the condensation problem has disappeared.
14-10-2016, 10:31 AM
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Re: Positive Input Ventilation
Originally Posted by Pesta
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Oh dear...now I'm confused again.It's called a constant flow vent then? Will have to read up on that Judd, thanks.
Just thought though...does it let in fresh air?
And, you say it's usually for new properties - I've read about those and I'm sure opening windows makes it useless or less efficient?
I've a 60s bungalow T pin not a 70s
Edited to add:
I read up on the NuAire Flatmaster, the one to put on an outside wall for apartments etc....is that the one you meant in your 1st paragraph Judd?
The one's I use are these: https://www.alertelectrical.com/manr...FQMW0wodCjsP5g
Although installed as standard in larger new homes, they can be installed retrospectively in older properties. No need to open a window
14-10-2016, 11:12 AM
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Re: Positive Input Ventilation
Malcolm's on the right track (for a change).Although, I realize that cold, bleak, miserable Britain is different from warm, tropical, Pumicestone Passage paradise.
Here, if it's too warm - or even 'hot' - I peel off clothing and open all the windows to let the sea breezes waft through.
Too cool or even cold (rarely), I simply don more warm gear, close the windows a bit and (very rarely) switch on a heater.
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