Installing a heat recovery system is an important step in ensuring a healthy indoor climate. A common question arises: can such a system be installed after renovation is complete? We spoke to the experts and found out the most important facts about installing a single room MVHR.
Possibility of Installing a Single Room MVHR After Renovation
The short answer is yes, it is possible to install a recuperator after the main repair has been completed. The hole for the recuperator is made by diamond drilling, with minimal disruption to the repair and without a lot of debris and dust. Of course, the possibility of installing a recuperator should always be discussed with a professional — this is Ecostream’s opinion.
Factors to Consider Before Installation
Before deciding to install an MVHR, it’s essential to consider several factors:
- Choosing the Right System. There are various types of MVHRs, including built-in, wall-mounted, and portable units. The choice depends on the area of the space, its functional purpose, and aesthetic preferences.
- Technical Capabilities. An analysis of the existing ventilation system is necessary, as some solutions may require additional changes to wiring or ductwork.
- Location. It’s important to determine the optimal installation site to ensure proper air flow. This is best done in areas where stuffiness or high humidity is frequently observed.
Benefits of Installing an MVHR After Renovation
Better air quality is achieved by the mechanism that constantly changes the air, ensuring that harmful elements and moisture don’t accumulate in one place for long. Heating costs can be reduced by a large percentage through the use of MVHRs, which heat the fresh air entering the house using the heat from the air leaving the house.
Contemporary technology allows MVHRs to be part of the interior space without compromising on the aesthetic aspect.
What is needed for successful installation:
- Professional assistance. It’s advisable to consult professionals experienced in MVHR installation. They will be able to carry out the necessary work, taking into account the specifics of your room.
- Preliminary design. It’s essential to draw up a project for the installation of the MVHR to ensure that the system works as effectively as possible.
- Regular maintenance. Once installed, it’s important to carry out regular maintenance of the system, including cleaning the filters and checking its operating efficiency.
It is perfectly possible to install a heat recovery ventilator after a renovation to significantly improve your standard of living. Whether you are still in the process of renovating or have already completed the work, with the correct application and professional installation you will effortlessly have clean, filtered air in your home. Don’t put off installation, modern techniques will make your life more comfortable and healthier.
