Low Energy Positive Input Ventilation (PIV) Units for Homes and

“low energy
positive input ventilation (PIV) units
for homes and apartments”
Home Ventilation
Home Ventilation
“the importance of good indoor
air quality in your home”
Indoor air pollutants
• Water Vapour
• Cigarette Smoke
• Carbon Monoxide
• Nitrogen Dioxide
• Solvent Vapours
• Formaldehyde
External pollutants
• Traffic Fumes
• Industrial Process Pollutants
• Pollens
• Radon
• Noise
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“the facts”
What causes indoor
air pollutants?
Indoor air quality
and asthma.
In short, we do!
It is estimated that some 80%
of asthmatics are allergic to
dust mites (or more specifically
to the faeces of these creatures).
Dust mites are too small for
us to see but they can be
present in huge quantities in
soft furnishings and more
worryingly, in our mattresses
and pillows.
We wash, we cook, we clean.
The faeces can also float in
the air when you shake your
bedding or when you walk
over the carpet where they
have settled.
We use aerosols.
We decorate and furnish
our homes.
How can external
pollutants enter
the home?
Obviously through open doors, windows,
air bricks and trickle ventilators (usually
housed above your double glazing).
But, there are other less obvious points
of entry. Every home has thousands
of tiny gaps through which unfiltered
and unheated external air can enter.
Even modern homes built to current
Building Regulations will have some
degree of uncontrolled air leakage.
Some of us smoke.
All of us breathe.
All of the above day to day
activities can contribute
pollutants to some extent.
Combined, they can have a
significant impact on the
quality of air in our homes
and consequently our health.
Good ventilation will deal
with these pollutants.
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It is the inhalation of this
allergen that can trigger an
asthma attack.
Dust mites breed best in a
humid environment.
Just the sort of environment
you will have if your home is
poorly ventilated.
Ventilating a home can create
a hostile environment for the dust
mite; mite populations can fall
and faeces production reduced.
Clinical research has proven
that whole home ventilation
can play a significant part in
controlling dust mite allergens.
Nuaire's own experience
through hundreds of reports
from satisfied customers, who
claim significant relief from
their condition, backs up
this research.
NB. Nuaire do not claim that the use of their
products will cure asthma nor eliminate
asthma attacks.
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Home Ventilation
“excess water vapour...
the major pollutant”
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Just where does
condensation
come from?
”a growing problem”
These days there is no stigma attached to
having condensation dampness in our homes.
It is a common consequence of modern living
and more energy efficient homes.
How condensation
can affect the fabric
of our homes and
our health.
From us! Through bathing
and showering, cooking,
washing and drying our
clothes and by us just being
there, because every human
emanates moisture.
It is estimated that all this
amounts to 4 pints per day
per person!
Most homes will experience
condensation on their windows
and in many cases windows
will stream with water.
The limitations of
extract fans...
• Usually activated at time of moisture
production which is often too late.
• Rely on additional background
ventilation such as trickle ventilators,
throughout the home.
• Can be noisy.
• Need considerable maintenance/
cleaning for efficient operation.
• Can use significant electrical
power.
• Draw in unheated, unfiltered air
into the home.
• Can compete for air with opened
flued combustion appliances which
can result in poisonous carbon
monoxide gases entering the home.
...and what about
dehumidifiers?
• Do not ventilate a home.
• Can consume large amounts of
electrical power.
• Can be noisy.
• Require regular emptying of
condensate.
But condensation can also
lead to mould growing on
our walls and in some cases
on our clothes when stored
in wardrobes.
This is not only unpleasant, it is
damaging and costly causing
premature redecoration or
replacement.
This dampness can also be
evident through musty smells
in our homes.
You can't see this moisture
once it is absorbed into the
indoor air, until such time as
it comes into contact with
a cold surface for it to
condense on.
This is why significant
condensation will occur
overnight as the fabric of
the building cools
We have all seen this effect
on bedroom windows first
thing in the morning.
This is the result of moisture
laden air condensing on
the cool surface of the
bedroom window.
Condensed water on the
surfaces of our homes provides
ideal conditions for mould
spores already in the air to
germinate and grow.
Many people associate this
mould growth with health
problems.
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Home Ventilation
“the modern way to
ventilate your home”
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“low energy positive input ventilation”
The UK’s most popular method of
whole home ventilation
Energy benefits.
Your roof is an energy source.
South east to south west facing tiles or
slates absorb energy from the sun.
Even the loft space itself is a
substantial source of energy. During the
heating season it will almost always
be warmer than outside because of
solar gain and conduction and
convection losses from the home.
Positive input ventilation units use
the tiles/slates and/or the loft space
itself to warm the incoming air
before delivering it into the home.
Solar air collectors can also be used
for even greater pre-heating of the
ventilation air.
This has the effect of helping to heat
the home which can result in lower
fuel bills and, for those interested
in the environment, reduced carbon
emissions.
The input air enters your home at
ceiling level, usually on your landing.
This method re-circulates the warm
air that rises and collects there as
well as reducing the heat loss to
your loft.
The slight pressurisation effect created
helps reduce infiltration of unheated
air through the leakage points
found in all homes, having a
consequential energy benefit.
In simple terms, a good quality low
energy positive input ventilation unit
will provide a significantly greater
amount of energy in the form of heat
into the home than the energy it
consumes in the form of electricity.
In short, providing a considerable
net energy gain.
How does low
energy positive
input ventilation
work?
Unlike extract systems
which draw in unheated,
unfiltered air, even a
basic
positive
input
ventilation unit gently
supplies tempered, filtered
air into a home using
otherwise unused heat
within a roof.
The benefits of this are
enormous;
Firstly, it means that a
significant proportion of
external pollutants are
prevented from entering
the home.
Secondly, the use of the
otherwise unused heat in
the roof results in the
ventilation unit providing
a significant net energy
gain to the home.
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Thirdly, there is no better
way to ventilate a home
than from the inside out via
a single, centrally located,
supply air diffuser.
A good quality unit, fitted
in your loft, will operate at
an almost imperceptible
noise level. You will hardly
know its there.
A properly designed and
installed unit will ensure
that old, contaminated,
vapour laden air in your
home is continuously diluted,
displaced and replaced
with good quality air.
The result is improved
indoor air quality and an
environment in which
condensation dampness
cannot exist.
The old air exits through the
thousands of air leakage
points found in all homes.
Indeed, positive input
ventilation will even help
to suppress unwanted
infiltration (draughts).
The installation of a low
energy positive input
ventilation unit will ensure
the air in your home is
completely replaced with
better quality air around
20 times a day.
This is the recommended
rate to maintain good
air quality.
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Home Ventilation
”Drimaster 2000
low cost whole home ventilation”
Sensor/Indicator
Ceiling diffuser
Features & Benefits
• Can comply with Building
Regulations Ventilation
requirements and contributes
towards ‘conservation of fuel
and power’.
(Please refer to BBA Certificate
00/3727 for full details).
• Extremely low power consumption
– average approximately 0.16
watts/litre/second.
• Fully automatic with ‘Intelligent
Heat Recovery’
• Very low maintenance requirement
(filter replacement every 5 years).
• Unit/filter status indication provided.
• Highly variable and re-programmable
airflow control strategies for optimum
energy efficiency, flexibility and
occupant satisfaction.
• Whisper quiet operation.
• Optional heater kit available.
• Optional manual boost switch
available.
• Significantly improves indoor
air quality.
• Can be used for Radon gas control.
• 5 year unconditional parts and
labour warranty.
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Drimaster 2000
a low cost, low energy positive input ventilation unit that will make
use of heat in a ‘cold roof’.
Intelligent 4 way heat recovery
• Solar gain in your loft.
• The expensive heat from your home heating system that
passes through the loft insulation.
• The unique Drimaster diffuser that re-circulates the heat
at ceiling level on your landing.
• The patented, intelligent heat recovery system that will boost
the fan when the temperature in your loft is greater than
that in your home (in the heating season).
5-year life filters
• Huge filters (0.47 sq.m) that only need replacement
once every 5 years.
NB: There is no other maintenance required.
• G4 grade, which means that they are so fine they will
even, exclude pollen; great for hay fever sufferers.
Net energy gain
• Fan uses only 5 watts of electrical power (on average).
• Average energy gain approximately 100 watts of heat.
Whisper quiet
For most of the time it is unlikely that you will hear or be aware
that your Drimaster 2000 is operating.
6 speeds to choose from
Drimaster
Drimaster is certified for installation
in new homes under the UK
Building Regulations by the British
Board of Agreement (BBA).
House sizes and occupancy levels vary so your Drimaster 2000
can be adjusted to exactly suit your home.This will ensure that
it will always match your needs.
Easy non-disruptive installation.
Your Drimaster 2000 is fitted in the loft, out of sight, no holes
to knock through walls or new glass for windows.
Your installer will need to fit the diffuser in your ceiling (usually
on your landing). All this usually takes just a couple of hours.
Automatic cut off when the temperature in the loft
becomes excessive.
During sunny months the temperature in your loft can be excessive.
At this time of year it would be uncomfortable to bring this
heat into your already warm home.
Your Drimaster 2000 will sense this condition and
automatically move to standby mode.
The unit will start again automatically when the temperature
reduces to an acceptable level.
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Home Ventilation
”Drimaster 365
provides all year round whole home ventilation”
Ceiling diffuser
Drimaster 365 Unit
User Control
Air Diffuser
User
Control
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NOTE:
This diagram shows a ‘cold roof’ installation.
The unit can also be installed into a ‘warm roof’.
Please contact us for further details.
Drimaster 365
All year round whole home ventilation that helps to heat or cool
your home using external air drawn via your loft or directly
from outside.
+ cold
All year round ventilation
• Drimaster 365 is a low energy positive input ventilation
unit that operates 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Unlike conventional positive input ventilation units which
only draw air from the loft, Drimaster 365 can also draw
in air directly from outside.
This is particularly advantageous in warm weather, when
a conventional unit would have switched itself off because
of a high loft temperature, and especially on those warm
summer nights.
Your unit control will automatically select air from either outside
your home or loft or a mixture of both according to
your selection by continually sensing the air temperature in
each location.
Simple user control
• All you do is select whether you want cooler or warmer air.
Drimaster 365 will follow your instructions automatically.
+ warm
Intelligent heat recovery
• If, during the heating season, the temperature of heat available
is greater than that in your home, Drimaster 365 will
increase its airflow automatically and deliver even more
free heat into your home helping to reduce your heating bills.
Suited for “cold roofs” and “warm roofs”
• Unlike conventional positive input ventilation units that are
only suited to a ‘cold roof” construction, Drimaster 365 is
suitable for “warm roof” and “cold roof” installation.
Please contact us for further details of “warm roof” installation.
Drimaster 365 can be upgraded
• Drimaster 365 can be upgraded to Drimaster Ecosmart at
a later date if required with the addition of an underside
roof plenum (sealed chamber).
Other benefits.
• As outlined overleaf for the Drimaster 2000, Drimaster 365
provides: intelligent 4 way heat recovery, 5 year life filters,
a net energy gain, whisper quiet operation, 6 speeds and
non disruptive installation.
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”Drimaster Ecosmart
uses your roof as a solar collector”
This diffuser, usually mounted in
your upstairs hallway is specifically
designed to direct the flow of air
across the ceiling. This ensures
that the heat that collects there is
recovered and distributed back
into your home.
Your user control is usually
mounted in your upstairs hallway
or in your airing cupboard.
You simply choose whether you
prefer your Drimaster Ecosmart
to select warmer or cooler air.
Your unit will follow your
instructions automatically.
Features & Benefits
• Unrivalled energy efficiency.
An enhanced derivative of the
BBA certified DRIMASTER 2000.
• Developed with Napier University,
Edinburgh.
• Utilises a conventionally tiled or
slated roof as a solar collector.
• Suitable for ‘cold roof’ or ‘warm
roof’ construction.
• Can help heat or cool a home all
year round.
• Extremely low power consumption.
Typically under 10 watts.
• Control panel supplied.
• Unit/filter status indication.
• Very low maintenance requirement
(filter replacement every 5 years).
• Whisper quiet operation.
• Significantly improves indoor
air quality.
• 5 year unconditional parts and
labour warranty.
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Drimaster Ecosmart
is an all year round, low energy positive input ventilation unit that
will take advantage of the solar energy collected by your roof
tiles/slates.
Your roof acts as a solar collector
The sun warms the tiles/slates, which in turn creates
a warm “boundary layer” (1) and heats the area
between top of felt and underside of tiles/slates (2).
Drimaster Ecosmart draws air from this area via a
plenum (a sealed chamber) fitted to the underside of
the rafters and a system of ductwork.The air is then
replaced with external air via the tiles/slates
1.
Over 10 million unused solar collectors in the UK!
Every roof is a potential solar collector. Drimaster Ecosmart
allows you to realise the potential of yours, whether it be a
‘warm roof’ or ‘cold roof’.
How can Drimaster Ecosmart realise the energy
saving potential in you roof?
The energy benefit of using a loft to help preheat ventilation
air has been known for many years. There is however more
energy available than just in the loft.
Extensive research has established that the air on top of
slates/tiles (boundary layer) and trapped between your
slates/tiles and the roofing felt can be significantly warmer
than your loft during the heating season. Drimaster Ecosmart
uses this additional heat, when it's available.
Drimaster Ecosmart automatically determines the best location
from which to draw warm air to suit your selected needs
by continually sensing the air temperature in the various
roof locations.
All year round ventilation
Drimaster Ecosmart operates 24 hrs a day, 365 days a year.
Unlike conventional positive input ventilation units which only
draw in air from the loft, Drimaster Ecosmart is also capable
of drawing air directly from outside. This is particularly advantageous during the non-heating season.
Your unit control will automatically select air from either outside
your home, the loft, or under the slates/tiles according to
your selection.
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2.
The sun warms tiles/slates, which in turn creates a
warm “boundary layer” (1) and heats the area
between top of felt and underside of tiles/slates (2).
Drimaster Ecosmart draws air from this area via
system of ductwork. The air is then replaced with
external air via the tiles/slates
1.
2.
Simple User control
All you do is select whether you want cooler or warmer air,
or something in between. Drimaster Ecosmart will follow your
instructions automatically.
Intelligent heat recovery
If, during the heating season, the temperature of heat available
is greater than that in your home, Drimaster Ecosmart will
increase its airflow automatically and deliver even more free
heat into your home helping to reduce your heating bills.
Whisper Quiet
For most of the time it is unlikely that you will hear your
unit operating. The only time you may hear an increase in
the units noise level will be during ‘intelligent heat recovery’
mode as described above.
Warm Roof
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”how Drimaster Ecosmart
helps heat or cool your home”
Drimaster
Ecosmart Unit
Plenum (sealed chamber)
Air Diffuser
User
Control
NOTE:
This diagram shows a ‘cold roof’ installation.
The unit can also be installed into a ‘warm roof’.
Please, contact us for further details.
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Using external air drawn through your
tiles/slates, the loft or directly from outside
Warming your home
+ cold
+ cold
Cooling your home
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+ warm ✴ ✴ ✴
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+ warm
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”Drimaster ECOSUN
providing solar air heating“
Ceiling diffuser
User Control
Features & Benefits
• An enhanced derivative of the
BBA certified DRIMASTER 2000.
• Utilises advanced solar air collectors
to maximise energy savings
• Can help heat or cool a home all
year round.
• Extremely low energy consumption.
Typically under 10 watts.
• Control panel supplied Unit/filter
status indication
• Very low maintenance requirement .
(filter replacement every 5 years)
• Whisper quiet operation.
• Significantly improves indoor
air quality
• 5 year unconditional parts and
labour warranty saving money.
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”ECOSUN
is an all year round, low energy positive input ventilation unit,
capable of capitalising large amounts of solar energy via
roof mounted solar air heaters“
An intelligent approach to whole home ventilation, solar air heating
and air cooling. Once you have determined your requirements at the
user control, the Ecosun intelligent control system will monitor a
plurality of temperature sensors around the system and your home.
It will then automatically control the air flow through the system to optimise
energy efficiency while always providing adequate ventilation to
your home.
High efficiency solar air heaters
Each Drimaster Ecosun comes complete with two high
efficiency, light weight and waterless solar air heaters.
These solar air heaters incorporate a unique absorber
material and have been tested to EN12975-1,2: 2002.
Method of Operation
The unit is similar in operation to the Drimaster Ecosmart as
described on pages 12-15, the only differences being that
the solar air heaters are used in lieu of the roof tiles/slates
to provide even greater energy heat gains from the sun.
Excellent aesthetics
The neutral colours used in the solar collectors help them to
blend into the vast majority of roofs. In situations where
something a bit more special is required e.g. for blending
into a pre-fabricated metal roof and there are sufficient
quantities to justify the extra expense, we are able to provide
bespoke units.
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Home Ventilation
”Flatmaster
whole home ventilation”
Effective, easily cleaned and
replaced filter for speedy
maintenance and clean fresh air.
Features & Benefits
• Extremely low power consumption
– as little as 4.6 watts.
• Very low maintenance requirement
(filter clean every 1-2 years).
• Interchangeable, multi-positional,
circular and rectangular inlet/outlet
spigots for improved aesthetics
and simpler installation.
• Optional heater kit available.
• Optional manual boost switch
available.
• Whisper quiet operation.
• Significantly improves indoor
air quality.
• 5 year parts and labour warranty.
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Flatmaster
a low cost, low energy positive input ventilation unit
for use in homes without a loft
Lower cost derivative of Flatmaster 2000
Flatmaster operates in a similar way to the Flatmaster 2000 unit
(see pages 20 and 21), but does not incorporate the heater
or airflow boost facility.
Suitable for other applications
The Flatmaster unit can also be used to provide ventilation to
basements, cellars, garages and other areas that would benefit from a continuous supply of fresh, filtered air.
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Home Ventilation
”Flatmaster 2000
whole home ventilation”
Remote boost switch for increased
filtered, fresh air when required.
Features & Benefits
• Extremely low power consumption
– as little as 8 watts.
• High efficiency, Grade G3 air
filter ensures a continuous supply
of good quality air to the home.
• Very low maintenance requirement
(filter clean every 1-2 years).
• Interchangeable, multi-positional,
circular and rectangular inlet/outlet
spigots for improved aesthetics
and simpler installation.
Heater controlled by override
switch and internal thermostat.
• Whisper Quiet operation.
• Fitted with thermostatically
controlled heater, with manual
override, to temper the incoming
air if required and help heat the
home.
• Manual boost switch provided for
periods when increased airflow
is required e.g. hot summer
nights.
• 5 year parts and labour warranty.
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Flatmaster 2000
a low energy positive input ventilation unit for use in
homes without a loft
Redistributes heat from ceiling level
Input air is directed across the ceiling (usually in your hallway
as shown in the diagram above).
This uses a scientific principle called the Coanda effect,
which has the impact of mixing with the otherwise unused
warmer air that has risen above head height in your home.
It therefore increases the efficiency of your heating system.
Additional heat when required
If additional heating of the incoming air is required e.g.
during very cold weather, the integral heater can be used to
distribute filtered, warmed air throughout the property as
shown in the diagram above.
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other products in our range
for use in homes
Genie Bathroom and Toilet
Extract Fans
These fans are sometimes used to
enhance the performance of our whole
home, Positive Input Ventilation units.
Alternatively they may be used when
ventilation is only required to a single
bathroom or toilet.
They comply with latest Building
Regulations requirements and are the
quietest fans in their class. Indeed our
most popular models have imperceptible
noise levels when in background
ventilation mode.
With a push fit washable filter, cleaning,
essential to maintain satisfactory
performance, couldn't be easier.
A 3 year parts and labour warranty give
you peace of mind.
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Genie Kitchen and Utility Room Extract Fans
These fans have similar features to Genie Bathroom and
Toilet fans. Higher extraction rates mean they are more suited for use in high moisture producing rooms such as
Kitchens and Utility Rooms. Large, push fit washable filters
ensure long periods between cleaning. 3 year parts and
labour warranty as standard.
MVHR Range of Low Energy Mechanical
Ventilation with Heat Recovery Systems
Whole Home ventilation systems that continuously extract air
from wet areas, passing it through a heat exchanger to
warm incoming air to habitable rooms, are becoming more
popular as homes become more airtight.
Nuaire Home Ventilation offer one of the largest ranges of
such systems. The range is described in detail in this brochure,
a copy of which is available on request. 5 year parts and
labour warranty as standard.
MEV Continuous Central Mechanical Extract
Ventilation Units
A range of central extract units capable of extracting stale
air from up to 5 rooms in a home and discharging it to the
outside through a single vent. Available with a full range of
attractive extract grilles, some even with integral lights.
3 - 5 year parts and labour warranty as standard.
Genie-PSV Passive Stack Ventilation Extract Grille
A simple extract grille, relying on stack effect and wind pressures
for effective operation. 3 year parts and labour warranty
as standard.
Full details and specifications of these products
can be found on our website.
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sunwarm
solar air/water heating and ventilation systems
The latest development from
the company that has been
breathing sunshine into homes
for over 25 years.
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the main parts of the system
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1. Roof Mounted Solar Collectors
Attractive, roof mounted solar collectors, incorporating a unique absorber material, are used to absorb
heat from the sun and transfer it to air that is passed through them. During the heating season they can
be used to help heat the home by passing the ventilation air through them before delivery to the dwelling.
When heating demand of the home has been satisfied or during the non-heating season, the collectors
can heat the hot water. The heated air is then directed via an air to water heat transfer coil integral to the
low energy air handling system. The resulting warmed water is then pumped to a storage cylinder thermal
store in a similar way to a conventional solar hot water heating system.
It is also worth noting that the collectors can even be used to help cool the ventilation air. At night the
unique absorber material can cool down as it loses heat to clear night skies. If desirable, the external air
can then be cooled by passing it through the collectors. This can be particularly beneficial during the
summer months.
2. Low Energy Air Handling System
The air handling system is of robust lightweight construction and incorporates low energy consumption
components and low maintenance, high performance air filters.
It directs the air as required to optimise energy gain while always providing whole home ventilation via the
well established "positive input ventilation" principle. Indeed at the heart of the system is a Nuaire DRIMASTER,
the UK's most popular low energy positive input ventilation unit.
3. Solar Hot Water Heating Facility
sunwarm can be supplied with a full range of hot water cylinders. It can also be easily linked to any hot
water cylinders provided by others.
4. Ceiling Mounted Supply Air Diffuser
As sunwarm provides whole home ventilation using the "positive input ventilation" principle, a single ceiling
mounted supply air diffuser is often all that is needed for adequate air distribution throughout a home.
5. User Controls
Each sunwarm system is provided with an easy to use control system that will also provide you with system
status information including when the systems filters need changing (every 5 years).
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The Personal Touch
Customers involved in the
design, build, refurbishment
and maintenance of homes
are supported by a team of
approximately 25 Nuaire
Home Ventilation staff located
throughout the UK.
Home Ventilation
Sales to private home owners
are either direct or via a
nationwide
network
of
approved Nuaire Agents.
The Nuaire Group
The Nuaire group was formed
nearly 50 years ago.
A Nuaire internal customer
services team provides additional
customer support and back up
to all our local representatives.
It is British owned, has
subsidiaries in France and
distributes its products to over
40 countries around the World.
Nuaire is the largest supplier
of whole home ventilation
products in the UK and also
No.1 in the Commercial and
Industrial Fan Market.
Nuaire's reputation has been
built on the quality and
durability of its products.
It was the first in the Industry,
Worldwide, to achieve the
coveted ISO 9001 World
standard of quality and is a
recent recipient of a Queen’s
Award for Innovation in
recognition of our achievement in provision of energy
saving ventilation systems.
“your guarantee from
the nuaire group“
Your complete
satisfaction guarantee
At Nuaire, we want you to
be completely satisfied with
our products.
That is why we offer, in addition
to our product warranty,
a complete money back
guarantee on our Drimaster
2000,
Drimaster
365,
Drimaster Ecosmart, Flatmaster
and Flatmaster 2000, if you
are not entirely satisfied with
the performance*.
All we ask is that you give the
equipment an opportunity to
prove its worth and, should
there be any problems, the
time to correct them for you.
In fact, it is a rare event for
a customer to claim under
this guarantee and we are
therefore very confident that
you will be more than pleased
with your investment.
* Money back guarantee applies where
Nuaire take responsibility for the complete
supply and installation of the units.
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Technical or commercial
considerations may, from
time to time, make it
necessary to alter the
design, performance and
dimensions of equipment
and the right is reserved
to make such changes
without prior notice.
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