ᐅ Decision on Mechanical Ventilation System: Helios EC 300 W R vs. HomeVent Comfort FR 301
Created on: 4 Jul 2018 21:50
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Don_Mikele874 Jul 2018 21:50Hello everyone,
We are currently at the stage of deciding on the heating system for our house construction. We have decided to use an air-to-water heat pump and have chosen the Viessmann Vitocal 200S model AWB-M-E. So far, so good.
Now we need to decide on the controlled residential ventilation system. Our heating installer has presented us with the following options:
1. Helios Controlled Residential Ventilation EC 300 W R
2. HOVAL HomeVent comfort FR 301
According to the installer, the main difference is that with the Hoval system, you do not need to buy and connect a separate enthalpy exchanger, as this is already integrated (or otherwise technically unnecessary, with the same function). The price difference between the two is only €400 (Helios being more expensive), so this is not a major factor in the overall cost. There is some information available online about the Helios unit, but unfortunately not much about the Hoval.
Therefore, my question is: Has anyone already had experience with these devices or with either of them, and can offer some advice? What should be taken into account? Which would you choose and why?
Many thanks in advance for your support!
Best regards,
Michael
We are currently at the stage of deciding on the heating system for our house construction. We have decided to use an air-to-water heat pump and have chosen the Viessmann Vitocal 200S model AWB-M-E. So far, so good.
Now we need to decide on the controlled residential ventilation system. Our heating installer has presented us with the following options:
1. Helios Controlled Residential Ventilation EC 300 W R
2. HOVAL HomeVent comfort FR 301
According to the installer, the main difference is that with the Hoval system, you do not need to buy and connect a separate enthalpy exchanger, as this is already integrated (or otherwise technically unnecessary, with the same function). The price difference between the two is only €400 (Helios being more expensive), so this is not a major factor in the overall cost. There is some information available online about the Helios unit, but unfortunately not much about the Hoval.
Therefore, my question is: Has anyone already had experience with these devices or with either of them, and can offer some advice? What should be taken into account? Which would you choose and why?
Many thanks in advance for your support!
Best regards,
Michael
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Don_Mikele876 Jul 2018 11:05Really, no one with experience using either of the two devices? Any opinion helps.
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Don_Mikele876 Jul 2018 12:32Mycraft schrieb:
How large is the house?
I would lean towards the Helios model with an enthalpy exchanger.The house (built with a timber frame and without a basement) has a total area of 183 sqm (1970 sq ft).Similar topics