Looking to improve Indoor air quality

HRV/ ERV Did you know that air inside your house can be extremely impure, compared to outside air- you may not believe it but it’s true! To keep your family and loved ones safe, it is necessary to install the right system for your premises to eradicate the causes of diseases and illnesses.

Heat Recovery Ventilator (HRV)

Looking for improving indoor air quality? How about installing a Heat Recovery ventilator (HRV) in your house? Or, you may go for Energy Recovery Ventilation (ERV). It endeavors to significantly improve the indoor air quality as it works efficiently as your mechanical ventilation strategy. Air One East has a certified program for HRV or ERV installation.

In areas with colder climates, the home falls in a place of the requirement of heat for the family members. This is where Heat Recovery Systems are necessary to maintain a steady flow of fresh and outdoor air. As the warm indoor air is expelled out, the heat recovery aims to warm the cold and fresh outdoor air, before it gets distributed in the entire home.

The result is a steady flow of fresh and warm air without leaving the house stale or in discomfort. Besides adding to the heat recovery option as well as improving the quality of indoor air, it also provides the most-needed ventilation while controlling excess humidity.

Energy Recovery Ventilator (ERV)

Suitable for all kinds of climates- hot, humid, summer, winters, or any other season; wherever the home is well ventilated with air conditioners or are dehumidified. Similar to Heat Recovery Ventilator (HRV), Energy Recovery Ventilator (ERV) helps in recovering the heat during cold seasons.

The most noteworthy thing about ERV is that it recuperates the energy that gets trapped in moisture. This, overall, improves the recovery efficiency of the ventilator and indoor air quality.

During the humid climate and homes that are air-conditioned- when the air is more humid outside than inside- this is where the ERV comes into function, It helps in limiting the moisture entering the home. Whereas in dry climates, the humidity level gets reversed- it is humid inside more compared to outside- this is where ERV aims to limit the moisture amount leaving the home.