Ventilation
Our ventilation systems ensure optimal indoor air quality by providing efficient air circulation and removing excess moisture, creating a healthier living environment.
Centralised Ducted Ventilation Systems
Single Room Decentralised Ducted Systems
Single Room Through Wall Systems
Understanding the Different Ventilation Types
Positive Pressure Systems: Push fresh air into the home to expel stale air.
Balanced Pressure Systems: Maintain equal air pressure inside and outside.
Heat Recovery Systems: Transfer heat from outgoing to incoming air.
Energy Recovery Systems: Transfer both heat and moisture for optimal climate control.
Choosing the right ventilation system is crucial for maintaining indoor air quality and energy efficiency.
Positive pressure systems introduce fresh air into the home, which forces stale air out, enhancing overall air quality.
Balanced pressure systems ensure that indoor and outdoor air pressures are equal by supplying and exhausting equal amounts of air, preventing pressure imbalances.
Heat recovery systems capture heat from outgoing air and transfer it to incoming air, reducing energy costs associated with heating and cooling.
Energy recovery systems not only transfer heat but also manage moisture levels, maintaining optimal indoor humidity and comfort in various climate conditions.
Mouldy, damp homes and wet windows are common in New Zealand. At HVACNZ, we offer effective ventilation solutions to control condensation, keeping your home dry and healthy. Identifying the source of condensation is crucial, and our team provides tailored solutions, specialising in leading brands to ensure fresher, cleaner air. Contact us today for a free assessment and quote.