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HVS "Warm N Dry" HVS1 Operating Manual

Condensation control & heat recovery ventilation
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Operating Manual
CONDENSATION CONTROL &
HEAT RECOVERY VENTILATION
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PRODUCT OVERVIEW ............................................................................................................ 2
OPERATING GUIDELINES ...................................................................................................... 5
CUSTOMER SERVICE ............................................................................................................ 8
TECHNICAL ............................................................................................................................. 9
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  • Page 1: Table Of Contents

    HEAT RECOVERY VENTILATION CONTENTS PRODUCT OVERVIEW ......................2 Introduction Who Is Home Ventilations Solutions ? Your HVS Features What Is Condensation ? What Problems Can Condensation Cause ? What Is Condensation Control ? What Is Heat Recovery Ventilation ? Operating Principles OPERATING GUIDELINES ......................

  • Page 2: Product Overview

    HVS will improve your home comfort as a result of a drier, fresher, warmer and healthier environment. Although the HVS was calibrated to the size of your home, you can easily adjust the air flow to suit changing family circumstances, seasons and weather. We encourage you to experiment with the settings to better optimize the system and obtain the maximum benefit from your investment.

  • Page 3: What Problems Can Condensation Cause

    “Warm N Dry” Operating Manual What Problems Can Condensation Cause ? Condensation left untreated can promote mould, mildew growth and damage wood work, furnishings and clothing. Mould spores are known asthma and allergy triggers. Unpleasant odours are caused by damp conditions. Damp houses take more energy to heat, feel unhealthy and are unpleasant to live in.

  • Page 4: Operating Principles

    Operating Manual Operating Principles The purpose of the HVS is to ventilate your home with introduced air which is fresher and drier than the air inside your home in a controlled manner. Air from the roof space replaces stale humid air which causes condensation, which can lead to mould and damp problems, or at least to reduce them to an acceptable level.

  • Page 5: Operating Guidelines

    Typically a HVS system can achieve a significant and noticeable reduction in condensation within the first few days, certainly within 1 month. The time required will depend on a number of factors.

  • Page 6: Control Panel

    If you are unsure of the best setting, please contact HVS for advice and or check the Technical section later in this document.

  • Page 7: Summer Months

    SP2 could be reduced to as low as 3 degrees but home heating would need to be increased. If the condensation problem is only slight then SP2 could be set to as high as 8 degrees. HVS has determined that 5 degrees is the best setting for average to severe condensation problems.

  • Page 8: Customer Service

    CUSTOMER SERVICE Warranty For your piece of mind all “Warm N Dry” HVS products come with a full 3 year on site parts and labour warranty service for systems that were installed by an approved installer. A travel charge may apply for installations that are greater than 30klm from your local retailer.

  • Page 9: Technical

    Ensure that the air can reach the effected rooms. Open internal doors or add outlets if required. d. Check and adjust the settings of SP1 and SP2 if necessary (check with HVS). e. Check the filter. Do not use un-flued gas heaters in the home.

  • Page 10: Specifications

    “Warm N Dry” Operating Manual b. Ensure exhaust extraction fans are not introducing smells into the roof space. 7. I can hear a noise a. It is possible that you may hear a very faint hum from the “Warm N Dry” fan in the still of night, this is normal.

  • Page 11: Appendix A - Sample Data

    “Warm N Dry” Operating Manual Appendix A - Sample data Hobart, Tasmania May 2008 Daily Weather Observations Source Bureau of Meteorology Temps Date Min Max °C °C Tu 9.2 15.6 7 We 8.8 15.6 8 Th 9.0 19.2 Fr 13.6 19.5 10 Sa 10.8 17.0 11 Su 5.0 13.8 12 Mo 7.6 16.0...

  • Page 12: Appendix B - Heat Recovery Calculations

    “Warm N Dry” Operating Manual Appendix B - Heat Recovery Calculations The amount of heat or loss that can be contributed to the home is dependant upon the following factors:  Outside temperature and atmospheric pressure which effects the “Air Density” ...

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