How does it work?

1. Stale, damp and warm air is removed from “wet” areas of your home such as the kitchen and bathrooms.
2. Then fresh air is drawn in from the outside.
3. In a heat-exchanger the stale air is used to heat this fresh air.
4. The stale air is then disposed of through an exhaust vent and finally the fresh, warm air is introduced to your home.

What are the main benefits?

• Improves the energy-efficiency of your home.
• Reduces heating costs.
• Keeps your home ‘fresher’.
• Lowers humidity levels and reduces damp / harmful bacteria.
• Provides health benefits for allergy sufferers.
• It’s environmentally friendly.