Refurb & Restore Issue 38 2024

Introducing the new Titon HRV Cool Plus ™ - designed to fight overheating and enhance indoor air quality

Titon , a leading supplier of indoor air quality solutions , announces the launch of the HRV Cool Plus ™ , specifically designed to provide cooling in warmer weather conditions and tackle residential overheating .

Titon ’ s HRV Cool Plus ™ is engineered to seamlessly integrate into heat recovery ventilation ( MVHR ) systems , delivering cooling and filtered air to enhance user comfort . With its integrated cooling module , the cutting-edge unit pre-cools incoming fresh air during warmer months , ensuring a comfortable indoor environment .

Providing up to 3.3kW total cooling capacity ( subject to volume flow and relative humidity ), it ensures optimal performance even in demanding conditions , and with two mounting options available : either wall or floor mounting , it offers flexibility to suit any installation requirement .

The HRV Cool Plus ™ was developed in response to increasing overheating issues where standard ventilation is not possible under the Approved Document O ( ADO ) guidelines .

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		SHORT CHIMNEY = CHIMNEY FAN Traditional chimney design required a minimum flue height of 4.5 m . In theory , this was enough to ensure sufficient natural flue draught to clear the products of combustion from a wood-burning stove . Unfortunately , the chimney draught was never guaranteed and the provision often resulted in unsightly tall chimneys when appliances were installed in single-storey buildings and orangeries . A recent change in chimney design ( see source ) states that a chimney can be designed using the calculation method in BS EN 13384-2005 which allows for the installation of shorter chimneys , provided sufficient chimney draught can be proved . A chimney fan will guarantee this chimney draught even on a shorter flue design .	TRADITIONALLY RECOMMENDED HEIGHT WITH FAN : • SHORTER CHIMNEY • BETTER DRAUGHT • MORE CONTROL • FEWER PARTICLES
		”[...] the calculation procedure within BS EN 13384-1 : 2005 can be used as the basis for deciding whether a chimney design will provide sufficient draught .” Source : READ MORE AT Document J Building Control Combustion appliances and fuel storage systems page 30 - § 2.8 - ” Height of flues ” exodraft . co . uk OR CALL ( 0 ) 1494 465 166

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2.5 m

4.5 m www . exodraft . co . uk

OPTIMAL DRAUGHT

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”[...] the calculation procedure within BS EN 13384-1 : 2005 can be used as the basis for deciding whether a chimney design will provide sufficient draught .”