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Demand Controlled Ventilation exhaust from Bedrooms

Blisterman · 2020-03-23 17:45:19

Looking at a DCV system in a refurbishment and was wondering is it work getting exhausts from the master bedroom priced as well as from wet rooms? It's been my experience that bedrooms get very humid overnight, particularly with two adult sleepers, and I was curious if there's any benefit to this? Has anyone done this?

23-03-2020 5:45pm

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Blisterman

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Looking at a DCV system in a refurbishment and was wondering is it work getting exhausts from the master bedroom priced as well as from wet rooms?
It's been my experience that bedrooms get very humid overnight, particularly with two adult sleepers, and I was curious if there's any benefit to this? Has anyone done this?

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#2 23-03-2020 6:58pm

BryanF

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I have dcv and leave the bedroom window ajar most nights. You generally supply to habitable rooms and extract from wet rooms/kitchen.

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