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Benefits after installing an Energy Recovery Ventilator (significant improvement to indoor air quality)

• ·Discharge of pollutants : The unit discharges polluted indoor air to the outside, and supplies fresh air from the outside containing oxygen necessary for maintaining comfortable breathing conditions.
• ·Deodorization (removing odors) : The unit creates a pleasant indoor environment by removing unpleasant odors from various causes.
• ·Vibration control (removing dust) : The unit secures a pleasant and hygienic indoor environment by effectively removing fine dust, heavy metals, harmful microorganisms, and bacteria floating in the air indoors.
• ·Hazardous gas control (CO2, radon) : This unit is the only product that can remove CO2 and radon, which are air pollutants often found in multi-use facilities such as schools, public facilities, and gyms.
• ·Carcinogen control : The unit is extremely effective in removing volatile organic compounds such as radon, carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, asbestos, ozone, mites, etc.
• ·Dehumidification (removing excess moisture) : In residential spaces, moisture can be created from a variety of sources (aside from kitchens and toilets that often require the use of water), including people and indoor appliances that generate heat (using combustion mechanisms). Furthermore, in recently built air-tight buildings, mold can occur due to condensation caused by excessive indoor moisture levels. The unit can help secure a pleasant and healthy living environment by removing indoor moisture with its ventilation function.
• ·Ambient temperature control : A ventilator unit can release hot air from the room at night in summer, and supply cool outdoor air to lower the temperature and ventilate the indoor environment. Meanwhile, a heat exchange ventilator can keep the indoor temperature steady, which helps heat indoor spaces in winter. (operating the mechanical ventilator with heating/air conditioning devices at school when utility charges are expected to fluctuate can help reduce the overall utility expenses by 30%)