PIV is non-compliant with UK part F ventilation regs and draws attic air, which may contain pollutants. Consider MVHR for fresh, efficient ventilation.
Building a Passive House? Here’s Why MVHR Is Essential If you’re building a passive house (passivehaus), you’re likely focused on energy efficiency, comfort, and sustainability. But achieving these goals requires more than insulation and air-tightness. To create a truly sustainable and healthy home, a Mechanical Ventilation […]
Prevent condensation without losing heat. MVHR systems capture up to 97% of heat from outgoing air, reducing moisture and keeping your home warm.
When it comes to indoor climate control, many homeowners weigh the pros and cons of MVHR (Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery) versus air conditioning. In the UK, our climate presents unique challenges: cold, damp air, high humidity, and often poor insulation in older homes. While air […]
Discover how MVHR can enhance homes by improving air quality, energy efficiency, and comfort. Learn key considerations for architects designing with MVHR.
MVHR keeps your home warm in winter by conserving heat while improving air quality—saving you energy and costs.
Uncover the truth about MVHR systems, debunking myths on energy use, noise, and installation for better indoor air quality and comfort.
MVHR is essential for airtight homes. It offers energy efficiency, improved air quality, and humidity control. Perfect for self-builders aiming for comfort.
Add insulation, but don’t overlook ventilation! Keep your home warm, fresh, and humidity-free.
MVHR provides whole-home ventilation and humidity control, while dehumidifiers offer short-term moisture reduction. Discover which fits your needs best.
A well-configured MVHR system creates slight positive pressure, keeping out unfiltered, cold, damp air. Ideal for older homes to reduce drafts, moisture, and improve air quality.
MVHR provides fresh, filtered air while conserving warmth by recovering up to 97% of heat from outgoing air, reducing energy bills and enhancing indoor air quality.
MVHR and MEV both improve air quality, but MVHR offers energy-efficient heat recovery, making it ideal for the UK’s cold, damp climate.
Explore the differences between MVHR and DCV to find the right ventilation system for your home, focusing on air quality, energy efficiency, and climate suitability.
MVHR vs. trickle vents: MVHR provides constant airflow, retains heat, filters air, and reduces energy costs—ideal for efficient, healthy home ventilation.
Discover why MVHR outperforms PIV in the UK climate. Enjoy better air quality, heat recovery, and energy efficiency with an MVHR system tailored for UK homes.
Learn how drying clothes indoors raises humidity, inviting mould and dust mites. Explore ventilation solutions to keep your home's air fresh and healthy.
Dust mites are microscopic creatures that thrive in warm, humid environments. While they may be invisible to the naked eye, they can cause significant problems, especially for people with allergies or asthma. One of the most effective ways to control dust mites is by regulating the […]
Managing indoor humidity is crucial for maintaining a healthy and comfortable living environment. Excess moisture in the air, whether from cooking, showering, or simply breathing, can lead to dampness, mould growth, and poor indoor air quality. That’s where humidity-controlled ventilation comes in—providing a smart solution to […]
Good ventilation is essential for maintaining a healthy and comfortable living environment, particularly in modern, airtight homes. Without proper ventilation, your home can suffer from poor indoor air quality, excess humidity, and increased energy costs. At Smart Ventilation, we specialise in ventilation solutions like MVHR systems, […]
As homes become increasingly airtight to improve energy efficiency, ensuring a constant supply of fresh air can be a challenge. Without proper ventilation, homes can suffer from poor air quality, excess moisture, and even mould growth. This is where Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR) systems […]
Indoor air quality (IAQ) is one of the most critical, yet often overlooked, factors in maintaining a healthy home or workspace. In the UK, with its long periods of cold and damp weather, many people spend more than 90% of their time indoors. Poor ventilation can […]
Using cheap, off-brand filters in your ventilation system can cause severe damage by restricting airflow, putting strain on motors, and leading to higher energy costs or even system failure. At Smart-Ventilation, we’ve seen these issues first-hand. Always choose OEM filters designed for your unit to ensure optimal performance, efficiency, and long-term reliability.
At Smart-Ventilation, we ensure that all our ventilation systems meet the highest international standards, including ISO 16980. This global standard guarantees that mechanical ventilation systems and air conditioning units are designed, installed, and maintained to deliver optimal indoor air quality (IAQ) and energy efficiency. For our UK customers, this means healthier, more energy-efficient homes and workplaces.