We take our commitment to customer service very seriously. Some of the things you can expect from us include: On the other hand, a dehumidifier is specifically designed to reduce humidity levels in the air by extracting moisture from the air. They can be particularly useful in damp environments, where there is a high risk of mold and mildew growth.

If you are returning a worn garment that you feel may have developed a fault the cost of return will be the customers resposibilty and please remember the garment must be washed before sent, any garment returned unclean will be rejected. On top of all these other benefits, Nuaire gives a full seven-year warranty. Only reputable companies provide warranties that long. That is what I call peace of mind! Controls PIV works by drawing fresh air in through the unit that’s usually, but not always, installed in your loft. This air is then filtered and gently diffused at ceiling level, creating a positive pressure within the home that forces air pollutants out through the natural leakage gaps found in every UK property, both old and new. When would you recommend using a PIV unit?

The Nuaire Drimaster PIV Unit has easy to use hall controls. Everything you need to control your unit is located in the ceiling diffuser for easy access. There are numerous sensors you can use as a bonus. Choose between the carbon dioxide detector or the remote humidity sensor. There is also a four-button switch you can keep anywhere in the home to have control over the boost function. This switch also gives you the ability to control the heater in case you desire manual adjustment.

It’s important to note that this unit doesn’t in itself provide any extraction of water. Instead, this PIV unit works by pumping fresh air into your home. When this happens, the old air is forced out and your condensation levels are lowered.PIV systems create fresh and healthy living environments by supplying fresh, filtered air into a property at a continuous rate throughout a property and is our most popular method of whole house ventilation. Energy recovery ventilation systems provide a controlled way of ventilating a home while minimising energy loss. They reduce the costs of heating ventilated air in the winter by transferring heat from the warm inside exhaust air to the fresh (but cold) outside supply air. No, unless you’re running on a high speed, you’ll barely hear it. How will the air in my home escape? A Positive Input Ventilation (PIV) unit is designed to improve indoor air quality by introducing fresh air into your home through a filter, while at the same time, expelling stale air out. PIV units can help control humidity levels and prevent condensation, but they are not specifically designed to reduce humidity levels in the air. This model’s non-disruptive installation makes it ideal for repairs and maintenance schemes making it a favourite with social house providers. If you have a Positive Input Ventilation (PIV) unit installed in your home and are experiencing a musty smell coming from the loft, there are a few things you can do to help alleviate the problem:

It’s also worth noting that due to the positive pressure nature of a PIV unit, the temperature of the air it circulates will be somewhat affected by the temperature of the air in the loft. Hot air does rise, so this could warm your home somewhat, however, if your loft is under-insulated, in the colder winter months, this could cause colder air to be pushed through your home. PIV units can be combined with heaters, but this may undermine its low energy qualities, and cause running costs to rise significantly. Is Positive Input Ventilation Worth it? PIV is a highly effective cure for condensation dampness and its associated problems within residential properties. It pushes harmful air out of the home and replaces it with fresh, filtered air.New and modern homes are at risk of condensation: poorly heated homes are prone to condensation dampness. In contrast, well-insulated homes with double glazing or insulation can trap moist air inside the house. When it comes to curing damp and condensation, PIV is the most cost-effective whole home system in the market today: that’s why it’s trusted by so many homeowners and landlords across the UK. How energy efficient are Nuaire’s PIV units? Another alternative upgrade on the HC model with the ability to link to a choice of wireless controls and interactive sensors: including the relative humidity (RH) and carbon dioxide sensors which automatically increase the fans speed when the target setting on the sensors are met.

Improved indoor air quality and healthy living environment – Indoor pollutants from cooking and cleaning, as well as outdoor pollutants including traffic fumes, pollen and Radon gas are eradicated from the homeIn simple terms, positive input ventilation (PIV) is a method of ventilation used to improve the house’s air quality. This device uses a fan to push out moist and stagnant air while replacing it with fresh, filtered and dry air. As a result, ventilation is improved around your home, thus curbing breathing problems and preventing property damage. Currently, over 1 million homes in the UK are fitted with PIV units! Some PIV units come with the option of warming the air as it is blown into the home. Because of this, you benefit from a warmer home as well as a dry one. How does a PIV unit work? All Nuaire Drimaster PIVS units are designed to perform with extremely low noise levels, always ensuring the best level of whole house air ventilation is maintained. The Nuaire Drimaster Eco Heat HCS (PIV) Modern, sleek circular diffuser – Provides occupant acceptability