ᐅ Nilan ventilation system with controlled heat recovery

You will also see that with KfW 40 standards and a system with heat recovery, the heating costs are minimal. My gas provider even wanted to know if I was experiencing vacancy, and they checked the gas meter regularly for the first three years.

All the best with your construction.

What is the average electricity cost of the system?

Or is this not important because I save on electricity costs through lower additional expenses?

It depends on the level at which it is operated, but you can calculate it yourself based on the technical data.

My house participated in an energy consumption project for three years.
The electricity costs amounted to €59 (about $64) per year, and the saved heating energy was €230 (about $250) per year.
When you add that up, there is a significant saving. The heating and ventilation systems run continuously and were not turned down during the day since we do not work and stay at home all day.
It is important to keep the systems running and to regularly change the filters, including the exhaust air filters.
Through companies like Filtercaps, for example, you can sometimes get great prices for replacement filters, or via eBay. I managed to get a 10-year supply at 50% below the usual price.

Baumfachmann schrieb:
Heating and ventilation are running continuously and were not turned down during the day since we are not working and are home all day.

Cool, how is that usually handled in a new build?

No offense, but it sounds a bit provocative.

@toxicmolotow

It’s stated in the profile (But I know, Tapatalk right?)