There's a lot of mythology and misinformation about how to ventilate homes, and here Corbett shows, with the assistance of Phil Rivas from Fantech, how a perfect ventilation system gets built with 5 classes of HVI-certified equipment.
More on these products at: http://Fantech.net
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More on this build at: https://HomeDiagnosis.tv
Phil Rivas - Fantech 0:07
1:26 Overview
Exhaust ventilation.
Purification and filtration.
Air exchange and whole house ventilation.
Pressure balancing
1:47 Radon System (in-line fan, EC)
2:57 Kitchen Exhaust - remote-mount (noise outside) fan with duct sound dampener, hood liner.
5:14 Dryer Booster.
6:18 Auxiliary Lint Trap
7:21 HEPA Filters, taking particles out of the air. Pre-filter, activated carbon filter, two year HEPA filter (traps 99.97% of particles larger than 0.3 micrometers)
10:05 Whole Home Ventilation
10:43 ERV Core
11:52 Ports in/out
13:41 Fittings
15:21 Make-Up Air System
16:02 Controller
17:00 Intake Vent w/ screen
17:12 motor-controlled variable Damper
18:08 Fan (EC, infinitely variable)
18:25 Filter Box
19:17 Homeowner Maintenance
20:11 Duct Dampener/Silencer
20:47 Heater & Controller
23:27 Verification Testing later
On average, women and men need to consume about 11 & 15 cups of water from all sources each day. Probably 8 or less cups is from glasses of treated water. On average, we breathe the equivalent of about 2000 gallon bottles of unfiltered air each day. 0:53