Fresher, drier and warmer air for your whole home. We supply, install and service heat recovery ventilation and heat transfer systems across Palmerston North, Manawatū and the Lower North Island. Free quotes on new installations.
Heat Recovery Ventilation
A heat recovery ventilation system quietly replaces stale, damp air in your home with fresh, filtered air from outside, day and night. On the way through, it uses the warmth of the outgoing air to warm the fresh air coming in, so you keep the heat you have already paid for.
Fresh air in, stale air out, and the heat stays inside.
How it works
- One fan draws stale, moist air out of the kitchen, bathroom, laundry and living areas.
- A second fan brings fresh air in from outside, through a filter that catches dust and pollen.
- Both air streams pass through a heat exchanger, usually in the roof space. They never mix, but the warmth from the outgoing air passes into the fresh air.
- The fresh, warmed air is delivered through ceiling vents into your living areas and bedrooms.
Why choose heat recovery?
- Drier home: less condensation on windows, less mould and damp
- Healthier air: filtered fresh air from outside, not dusty roof space air
- Lower heating costs: most of the heat in the outgoing air is recovered, so your heat pump works less
- Balanced: the same amount of air goes out as comes in, so no draughts
- Quiet and runs all year round
- Designed to meet the NZ Building Code for ventilation (G4)
Best suited to well insulated, well heated homes that are fairly airtight, such as newer homes. We check your home first and design the system to suit.
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Heat Transfer System
Does your log burner or pellet fire make the lounge too hot while the bedrooms stay cold? A heat transfer system moves that spare heat into up to four other rooms.
- An average lounge needs 2 to 4 kW of heat, but a fire makes 10 to 20 kW
- Takes warm air from the ceiling of the fire room and sends it through ducts to the rooms that need it
- Works best when the air at the ceiling is over 30°C
- Kits for 1, 2, 3 or 4 rooms
- Quiet fan that uses only 80 W
- Thermostat or speed control
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Already have a ventilation system? We service and repair HRV, heat recovery, heat transfer and extraction systems.
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Ventilation Servicing
Air Purifiers
Fresher, drier and warmer air for your whole home. We supply, install and service heat recovery ventilation and heat transfer systems across Palmerston North, Manawatū and the Lower North Island. Free quotes on new installations.
Heat Recovery Ventilation
A heat recovery ventilation system quietly replaces stale, damp air in your home with fresh, filtered air from outside, day and night. On the way through, it uses the warmth of the outgoing air to warm the fresh air coming in, so you keep the heat you have already paid for.
Fresh air in, stale air out, and the heat stays inside.
How it works
- One fan draws stale, moist air out of the kitchen, bathroom, laundry and living areas.
- A second fan brings fresh air in from outside, through a filter that catches dust and pollen.
- Both air streams pass through a heat exchanger, usually in the roof space. They never mix, but the warmth from the outgoing air passes into the fresh air.
- The fresh, warmed air is delivered through ceiling vents into your living areas and bedrooms.
Why choose heat recovery?
- Drier home: less condensation on windows, less mould and damp
- Healthier air: filtered fresh air from outside, not dusty roof space air
- Lower heating costs: most of the heat in the outgoing air is recovered, so your heat pump works less
- Balanced: the same amount of air goes out as comes in, so no draughts
- Quiet and runs all year round
- Designed to meet the NZ Building Code for ventilation (G4)
Best suited to well insulated, well heated homes that are fairly airtight, such as newer homes. We check your home first and design the system to suit.
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Does your log burner or pellet fire make the lounge too hot while the bedrooms stay cold? A heat transfer system moves that spare heat into up to four other rooms.
- An average lounge needs 2 to 4 kW of heat, but a fire makes 10 to 20 kW
- Takes warm air from the ceiling of the fire room and sends it through ducts to the rooms that need it
- Works best when the air at the ceiling is over 30°C
- Kits for 1, 2, 3 or 4 rooms
- Quiet fan that uses only 80 W
- Thermostat or speed control
Already have a ventilation system? We service and repair HRV, heat recovery, heat transfer and extraction systems.
Request a Quote Ventilation Servicing Air Purifiers