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Posted By: CWattersthe possible risk they create in terms of degrading supply air qualityIs it just the risk of not cleaning filters?
Posted By: gravelld"Rumours" are not good enough to base a discussion or debate on.True. Makes the OP's question:
Posted By: jwdI m having difficulty finding any details on this and was wondering if anyone could shed any light.seem quite reasonable.
Posted By: tonyIf there were problems then they would be easy to find information about it.
No information means no problems
Posted By: MarkyPI dont know much about passive houses, I've seen lots about the air tightness tests, but is there any scope for an air quality test? All that effort in air tightness, ducting, filtering - I'd be inclined to want to know that it was worth the effort and giving me an indoor air quality that was better than opening a window.
Posted By: borpinHe told me that the regs (Scottish) from last October required the installation of a CO2 (not CO) meter in all homes.
CO₂ monitoring equipment should be provided in the apartment expected to be the main or principal bedroom in a dwelling where infiltrating air rates are less than 15m³ /hr/ m² @ 50 Pa.There's a lot more on it being mains powered, etc, and being able to log for at least 24 hours. Wow.
Posted By: GotanewlifeI wonder...so the 2 couples go out for dinner and some beers and end up back in the same large bed in a rather small room, you know - 'up for some fun', but as there is a kid sleeping down the corridor, they shut the bedroom door; drunk and after some hard exercise they all fall asleep. Unbeknown to them the kid turned off the MVHR when it kept boosting due to a cold front bringing in really humid air at the end of a dry summer, anyway the 4 died: asphyxiated. ?I think we did the sums on this before and ISTR it would take a lot longer than that to reach dangerous levels... 2 weeks, given assumptions, IIRC.
Posted By: gravellduHoo$299, and they have not delivered any