ᐅ Controlled ventilation system + fireplace + kitchen exhaust – does this work?
Created on: 11 Nov 2020 20:17
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Hello everyone,
who has experience with the combination of a centralized mechanical ventilation system, a fireplace, and an exhaust hood for the kitchen?
Is that generally possible?
Currently, we have an exhaust hood and a fireplace, and we only needed to install a contact switch on the window so that the exhaust hood only operates when the window is tilted open.
What additional measures would be required with a mechanical ventilation system?
who has experience with the combination of a centralized mechanical ventilation system, a fireplace, and an exhaust hood for the kitchen?
Is that generally possible?
Currently, we have an exhaust hood and a fireplace, and we only needed to install a contact switch on the window so that the exhaust hood only operates when the window is tilted open.
What additional measures would be required with a mechanical ventilation system?
Tolentino schrieb:
Ok, sounds doable. I won’t be using KNX either. So I’m interested in simple alternatives. I guess I’ll have to read up on Homematic.If you haven’t settled on a system yet, take a look at ioBroker first. You can integrate and link almost anything there. Additionally, ioBroker allows you to create programs with if, then, else if, and so on.
So it’s a very powerful tool. Just keep in mind that most of it is wireless-based, so you should be aware of the disadvantages that come with that.
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Nice-Nofret13 Nov 2020 14:08In our case, the fresh air supply for the fireplace comes from the basement.
gmt94 schrieb:
If you haven’t decided on a system yet, take a look at iobroker first. It allows you to integrate almost everything and link devices together. Additionally, you can create programs within iobroker, like if-then-else logic.
So it’s an extremely powerful tool. Just keep in mind that most of it is wireless-based, so you need to be aware of the potential disadvantages that come with that. It all sounds good, but despite our relatively young age, we are absolutely not tech-savvy at all..
For us, it needs to be set up in a way that I don’t have to connect, link, or control anything myself 😀
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Nice-Nofret13 Nov 2020 14:31Here, nothing is linked or connected; everything is analog and low-tech 🙂 We’re not interested in having so much technology in the house… after all, it all has to be maintained continuously.
Nice-Nofret schrieb:
We don’t have anything connected or integrated; everything is analog and low-tech 🙂 We’re not interested in having so much technology in the house... after all, everything needs constant maintenance.Is all the integration unnecessary if I get fresh air from outside?
How exactly is the fresh air supply designed, like in a ventilation system?
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