Munster HRV - Agents for ProAir Heat Recovery Ventilation in Munster.
The ProAir HRV Unit is Ireland's only manufactured Heat Recovery Ventilation (HRV) System.
To view their website visit: www.proair-systems.com
All units are tested by the BRE for the Building Energy Rating (BER).
Click here to download brochure.
To view their website visit: www.proair-systems.com
All units are tested by the BRE for the Building Energy Rating (BER).
Click here to download brochure.
Contact Details:
Munster HRV,
Cloughaleigh,
Golden, Cashel,
Co. Tipperary.
Tel: 087 050 7622
Email: sales@munsterhrv.com
Web: www.munsterhrv.com
Munster HRV,
Cloughaleigh,
Golden, Cashel,
Co. Tipperary.
Tel: 087 050 7622
Email: sales@munsterhrv.com
Web: www.munsterhrv.com
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© Munster HRV: Heat Recovery Ventilation Specialists.
Why Munster HRV
and ProAir?
* The only Irish manfactured Heat Recovery Ventilation Unit.
* Years of experience.
* Independently tested by the
Building Research
Establishment (BRE).
* 5 year guarantee on all units.
* Maintenance free system.
* A HRV System that is designed
for an Irish climate.
and ProAir?
* The only Irish manfactured Heat Recovery Ventilation Unit.
* Years of experience.
* Independently tested by the
Building Research
Establishment (BRE).
* 5 year guarantee on all units.
* Maintenance free system.
* A HRV System that is designed
for an Irish climate.
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Air tightness and HRV Systems
In order to get the most out of your HRV system, we suggest that homes should be as air tight as possible. Having an air tight home will not mean that there is insufficient air flow in your home, it means that the air flow can be controlled, which will also eliminate any unwanted drafts.
Building Regulations require that all homes will need to achieve a result of below 10 m³/hr/m². We suggest that all homes should attempt to meet the best practice of 3 m³/hr/m². With a level of 5 m³/hr/m² the HRV system will add to comfort levels and reduce heating costs.
In order to get the most out of your HRV system, we suggest that homes should be as air tight as possible. Having an air tight home will not mean that there is insufficient air flow in your home, it means that the air flow can be controlled, which will also eliminate any unwanted drafts.
Building Regulations require that all homes will need to achieve a result of below 10 m³/hr/m². We suggest that all homes should attempt to meet the best practice of 3 m³/hr/m². With a level of 5 m³/hr/m² the HRV system will add to comfort levels and reduce heating costs.
If you are planning to install a HRV System into a existing home the system will only be efficient if you achieve good levels of air tightness and have good levels of insulation.
An air tightness test will highlight areas of leakage within your home and may also help you receive a higher BER Rating.
An air tightness test will highlight areas of leakage within your home and may also help you receive a higher BER Rating.
