HRV Units - Balanced Ventilation
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March 21, 2022
The HRV unit stands for Heat, Recovery, and Ventilation. It is designed to take advantage of the heat in outgoing ventilation air. A heat recovery unit saves you energy and money by heating the cold air in the heat exchanger before it reaches your rooms. This makes for a better indoor climate without using much more energy. A well-balanced ventilation system also includes filters that catch pollen, dust, and other similar things thereby making your house's air quality much better than what it would be otherwise.
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