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MHRV in refurb of 60 year old house

  • 06-12-2008 11:31am
    #1
    Home4Life
    Closed Accounts Posts: 51 ✭✭


    A chairde,

    I am about to enbark upon a rerfurb of a 60 year old house.
    Most people here appear to be greenfield passive house developers,
    perhaps we could have more sharing of info amongst the very few
    retrofitters here?

    1 Has anyone implemented MHRV on a 60 year old house?


    2 What kind of electrical demand is on the heat exchangers on these systems? The cost of installtion appears reasonable ( about €5k), but it will be on 24 * 7, so what kind of annual running cost could you expect?

    3 I am considering geo-thermal, and I will have Underfloor downstairs.
    However, to save costs, I am hoping to hold onto the rads upstairs.
    Could I get away with heating the upstairs on the same low temperature associated with underfloor? I know warm air rises, but nowadays you have to insulate ceilings well.

    Many thanks,
    H4L.


Comments

  • #2
    copper12
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 680 ✭✭✭copper12


    If you increase the radiator size to allow for the lower temperature; you should be able to run radiators up stairs fit thermostatic rad valve
    I presume you taking out the ground floors; when fitting the under floor heating’ there’s an opportunity to insulate; you most likely have soled block; so internal insulation; as for the hrv’ depends on what you have to work with; if you are striping it’ then I can see n problems


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