Join Zehnder America's Christopher Smith and Small Planet Supply's Taylor Groebner in a discussion about the different models of Zehnder HRV and ERVs and how you can ensure you are choosing the right model for your home or build. During the webinar, Christopher Smith will: Showcase the superior features that distinguish Zehnder H/ERVs Review Zehnders H/ERV product range Highlight the key distinctions of each Zehnder H/ERV model
Commercial Ventilation | Webinar hosted by PHCA Sponsor Small Planet Supply
Ventacity Ultra-Efficient Ventilation Systems - Webinar hosted by PHCA Sponsor Small Planet Supply Ventacity Systems offer HRV and ERV systems for small and medium-sized commercial buildings. With systems providing up to 93% efficiency and Passive House International certification, it's worth the time to learn more about how these outstanding systems can fit into your next commercial project.
Passive House Air Quality
Passive House buildings rely on a constant supply of filtered fresh air, provided by a heat or energy recovery ventilator (HRV/ERV). Fresh air is delivered to the primary living areas, and stale air is exhausted from the “wet” areas—bathrooms, kitchens, and laundry rooms. (Note—the kitchen exhaust is not a replacement for a properly-sized range hood.) There are several important characteristics of this equipment: Fresh air is delivered and stale air…
Passive House Residential Ventilation in California
Passive House residential ventilation seems like a fairly straightforward topic on the surface. You install a whole-house heat-recovery ventilator (HRV) or energy-recovery ventilator (ERV), exhausting stale air from the wet areas of the house and supplying fresh air to the primary living and sleeping areas. (I’ll use the term HRV to represent both types of equipment throughout the remainder of this article). Unfortunately, the Passive House design guidelines don’t always…
“Let’s Clear The Air” – Ventilation, High Performance & Passive House
Building Ventilation Symposium | In designing and building high-performance buildings, building ventilation is often an underappreciated component. The pandemic has made the health implications of good ventilation more obvious but the energy impact remains largely obscured. Please see below for more information about this event.
