ᐅ Controlled residential ventilation Dry air – are humidifiers the right solution?
Created on: 21 Jan 2018 09:43
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Barossi
Hello,
We have a great controlled residential ventilation system from Zehnder ComfoAir Q450 and are very satisfied with it. In winter, we set the ventilation rate to level 1 (reduced). Currently, the rooms have about 35% relative humidity. In the living room, especially with the use of the tile stove, it sometimes drops below 30%. What should we do?
We are considering installing a humidifier in the living room (just under 60m² (645 sq ft)).
Do you have any tips regarding this? Especially concerning generally low indoor humidity?
Best regards,
Barossi
We have a great controlled residential ventilation system from Zehnder ComfoAir Q450 and are very satisfied with it. In winter, we set the ventilation rate to level 1 (reduced). Currently, the rooms have about 35% relative humidity. In the living room, especially with the use of the tile stove, it sometimes drops below 30%. What should we do?
We are considering installing a humidifier in the living room (just under 60m² (645 sq ft)).
Do you have any tips regarding this? Especially concerning generally low indoor humidity?
Best regards,
Barossi
matte1987 schrieb:
I connected the KNX module to the ventilation system and to the bus. The interface runs through the KNX visualization by Jung, which is also used for operation. It will soon be replaced by the Gira X1.Hello,
we do not have KNX and do not want it. Is it possible to control the Zehnder system via an app?
Best regards, Barossi