With the arrival of spring, the air fills with pollen, allergens, and humidity, which can compromise indoor air quality. For allergy sufferers or those who want to maintain good indoor air quality, controlled mechanical ventilation (CMV) is an effective and intelligent solution.
What is controlled mechanical ventilation?
CMV is a system that ensures continuous air exchange in closed spaces, without the need to open windows. It is equipped with heat exchangers that recover energy from the outgoing air to preheat or pre-cool the incoming air, thus ensuring energy savings.
The advantages of CMV in spring
During the spring season, indoor environments can easily become receptacles for humidity, pollen, and mold. VMC helps combat these problems:
- Filtering of external air, useful against allergens and fine dust
- Humidity control, limiting the formation of mold
- Energy savings, thanks to heat recovery
- Always fresh air, without having to open windows
The available alternative: the heat recovery unit
If you don't have a centralized VMC system, you can opt for compact, wall-mounted devices, such as the Wall-mounted heat recovery unit Vents TwinFresh Comfo RA1-50 V.3. This system allows for controlled air exchange with heat recovery, improving air quality without compromising the home's thermal insulation. Investing in a mechanical ventilation system or heat recovery unit is a smart choice for improving indoor well-being, especially in spring. Fewer allergens, less humidity, more comfort.