Flatmaster PIV (Positive Input Ventilation) System Location

[MokeyDIY]

I'm trying to work out the best place to put a flatmaster PIV system in a lower ground floor Victorian flat.

There's currently a small window above the front door so I'm wondering if that should come out, however I don't really want to lose the light.

See attached image, suggestions welcome. Pink line around shows external walls, windows are pink also.



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[foxhole]

http://www.nuaire.co.uk/knowledge/r...-mvhr-systems-nuaires-guide-to-best-practice/

 

[MokeyDIY]

That guide seems geared towards installing full systems during a build which have ducting built in (hidden) everywhere and ventilate into every room.

I'm talking about adding a flatmaster to an existing (older) property.

The flatmaster just outputs into one area, so I want to know the best place to put it with the layout of the flat I have i.e. where to suck air from (presumably too noisy to have the box in a bedroom) and the optimum place to deposit the air, without having too much visible ducting everywhere.

I just wondered if anyone had any experience with this or any ideas.

 

[freddiemercurystwin]

If there is insufficient info in here: http://nuaire.info/IandM/670750.pdf I would ring 'em up, a colleague where I worked rang them up to enquire[re about location and they were fairly helpful.