Drimaster DRI-ECO-HC Condensation Ventilation Loft Unit (Hall Control) - Latest Model

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New and modern homes are at risk of condensation: poorly heated homes are prone to condensation dampness. In contrast, well-insulated homes with double glazing or insulation can trap moist air inside the house. When it comes to curing damp and condensation, PIV is the most cost-effective whole home system in the market today: that’s why it’s trusted by so many homeowners and landlords across the UK. How energy efficient are Nuaire’s PIV units?

Healthy Living Environment-Removes both indoor and outdoor pollutants from the home, overall improving indoor air quality Our standard heat model with no control option. This model has a 400W heating element fitted on the diffuser. This integrated heater tempers the airflow should the temperature in the loft space drop below a set point, ensuring ultimate comfort in the home. Recommended for reactive and planned ventilation servicing, the unit has a 7-segment LED display which is visible by removing the front cover. The LED display illuminates upon pressing any button and stays on for 10 seconds after the last button press. As an additional safety feature, when the front cover is removed, the impeller stops turning. All Nuaire Drimaster PIVS units are designed to perform with extremely low noise levels, always ensuring the best level of whole house air ventilation is maintained. PIV systems create fresh and healthy living environments by supplying fresh, filtered air into a property at a continuous rate throughout a property and is our most popular method of whole house ventilation. Energy recovery ventilation systems provide a controlled way of ventilating a home while minimising energy loss. They reduce the costs of heating ventilated air in the winter by transferring heat from the warm inside exhaust air to the fresh (but cold) outside supply air.To achieve this, the ventilation unit is mounted in the loft space. It then draws air through the filters and inputs it into the property via a diffuser located in the hallway ceiling. I install drimasters all the time, (daily) I have a Dri 2000 in my house, and fitted ones in family members houses too

The Drimaster-Eco units are fitted with an internal temperature sensor. This sensor continuously monitors the temperature in the loft, boosting the air volume when the loft temperature is above a set level. In warmer months when there is no evidence of condensation, it goes onto standby saving energy. The Drimaster system also greatly reduces deadly Carbon Monoxide gas from your home. The Drimaster 2000 unit will display a flashing red light via a monitor situated in the dwelling. Martin Lewis: What the Autumn Statement means for you – including wages, benefits, pensions, ISAs, housing, national insurance and more Low Maintenance Costs-Filters only need to be changed every five years. The unit is fitted with a filter change indicatorNuaire Drimaster PIV is a whole-house form of air ventilation which is designed to supply fresh air to the whole property. In some cases, where there is a remote wet room (kitchen, ensuite, bathroom, WC or utility room) we also advise fitting extractor fans.

Drimaster-Eco Positive Input Ventilation (PIV) ventilation systems are the most effective method of curing and preventing condensation dampness. Recommended for planned and reactive ventilation servicing, essentially the concept is to introduce fresh, filtered air into the dwelling at a continuous rate, encouraging movement of air from inside to outside. To achieve this, the unit is mounted in the loft space, drawing air through the filters and inputting it, at ceiling level, into the property. An integrated heater tempers airflow should the temperature in the loft space drop below a set point, ensuring ultimate comfort in the home. Suitable as a social housing ventilation solution, we have 7 different model types, starting with our basic model below that have been designed for occupant preference and house type.Condensation is a fast-growing problem: it’s estimated that one in five houses in the UK is poorly ventilated and at risk of streaming windows, mould growth and poor indoor air quality. The average family produces up to 10 litres of water daily through simple everyday tasks such as cooking, washing, bathing and drying clothes indoors.