Concept visualisationVentilation type
Decentralised ventilation
Room- or dwelling-based ventilation where central duct networks are not planned or are difficult to implement.
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A ventilation system is more than a single unit. Air paths, heat recovery, filtration, controls, installation and maintenance need to be considered as one connected task.
Selection starts with building type, use, outdoor conditions, acoustic requirements and maintenance. Only then can the right technical architecture be identified.
Concept visualisationRoom- or dwelling-based ventilation where central duct networks are not planned or are difficult to implement.
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Repeatable planning, façade integration, acoustics, maintenance and clear interfaces for housing projects.
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Requirements, system comparison, partner alignment, documentation and validation planning.
Explore engineering→The detailed design depends on product and project. The following building blocks form the basic system logic.
Air intake, weather protection and installation conditions.
Filter class, pressure drop and replacement access.
Heat recovery and operating strategy.
Air distribution, sensors and operating states.
Decentralised or dwelling-based ventilation can be relevant where installation needs to be scalable, maintenance clearly organised and intervention in the building structure limited.
Specific CADOVEX product models and performance data will only be published once the technical platform, documentation and evidence have been sufficiently verified.
Talk to CADOVEX Systems about the application, system architecture, technical partnership or next development steps.