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EcoFlow FAQ’s on MVHR

Your MVHR Questions Answered

What is heat recovery ventilation? Our MVHR FAQs are designed to provide the answers you need to make a sensible, well-informed decision about whether or not to fit heat recovery solutions in your new build.

MVHR considerations – It’s your FAQ

What is mechanical ventilation heat recovery? How does a heat recovery ventilator work, exactly? What is sick house syndrome? We’ve answered our customers’ most common questions below. If your question isn’t here, let us know and we’ll answer it for you.

As time passes and regulations change, as they invariably do, we’ll be expanding this page so it keeps ahead of the latest developments and get your MVHR questions answered.

Search from the FAQ categories below, or click on a question from the list.

Is there a domestic ventilation compliance guide?

Yes, and you’ll find it here on the UK Government’s Planning Portal.

What is sick house syndrome?

Heat recovery ventilation, AKA HRV, mechanical ventilation heat recovery and MVHR, is an energy recovery ventilation system based on either a heat recovery ventilator, heat exchanger, air exchanger or air-to-air heat exchanger. The system uses a s a counter-flow heat exchanger to create a healthy heat exchange between inbound and outbound air flows, delivering fresh air and better climate control as well as reducing energy costs by cutting the amount of heating and cooling a building requires.

How do heat recovery systems work?

Heat recovery ventilation, AKA HRV, mechanical ventilation heat recovery and MVHR, is an energy recovery ventilation system based on either a heat recovery ventilator, heat exchanger, air exchanger or air-to-air heat exchanger. The system uses a s a counter-flow heat exchanger to create a healthy heat exchange between inbound and outbound air flows, delivering fresh air and better climate control as well as reducing energy costs by cutting the amount of heating and cooling a building requires.