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Before the '70s, we happily cranked upthethermostat when the house felt chilly. Once heating costswentthrough the roof, though, we all put on sweaters andstartedlooking for ways to save. And, with up to 40 percent of ourheatingdollar going to air infiltration—otherwise known asdrafts—sealingthe place up began to seem like the best defenseagainst highheating bills. Well-sealed houses in heating-dominatedclimates canexperience high indoor humidity levels. Therefore, HRVsarerecommended, since additional moisture isn’t usually desired.

Life inside today's tight home generates both moistureandpollutants. The moisture comes from cooking, washing, showersandbreathing. At excessive levels, moisture condenses on windowsandcan cause structural deterioration. Areas of excessive moisturearealso breeding grounds for mold, mildew, fungi, dust mitesandbacteria. You know you have a problem if you findmoisturecollecting on your windows, or if you notice black spots onwalls.These unsightly spots indicate mildew growth. Mold spores anddusteasily become airborne and circulate freely throughout thehouse,possibly causing a range of symptoms and allergicreactions.Balanced ventilation systems, if properly designed andinstalled,neither pressurize nor depressurize your home. Rather,theyintroduce and exhaust approximately equal quantities offreshoutside air and polluted inside air. Energy recoveryventilationsystems provide a controlled way of ventilating a homewhileminimizing energy loss. They reduce the costs of heatingventilatedair in the winter by transferring heat from the warminside exhaustair to the fresh (but cold) outside supply air. Inthe summer, theinside air cools the warmer supply air to reducecooling costs.Focus I on mobile enables you to access your Focus-Idashboard onthe go. You can add any Report, KPI, Statistics andAlerts. Alertswill be displayed in the notifications area once thesame isinvoked from the Focus-i desktop app. User can customize hismobiledashboard so that the same can be viewed from any mobile forthatuser. Depending on the model, HRVs can recover up to 85 percentofthe heat in the outgoing airstream, making these ventilators aloteasier on your budget than opening a few windows. And, anHRVcontains filters that keep particulates such as pollen or dustfromentering the house.

HRVs are ideal for tight, moisture-prone homes becausetheyreplace the humid air with dry, fresh air. In climateswithexcessive outdoor humidity, an energy-recovery ventilator ismoresuitable. This device is similar to an HRV, but dehumidifiestheincoming fresh airstream. “...connections which pay!” is asloganthat supports the concept of our company. It reflects ourprincipalobjective of making sure that the products of westaflexsatisfy theclients’ needs and provide the level of comfort theydesire. Wehave already proved to our clients that fresh air onpremises is anecessary precondition if you want to workproductively and feelwell. Let there be... connections whichpay!

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WESTAFLEX® is a large global HVAC brand, owned by GermancompanyWestaflex Holding. The company began in 1933 when LorenzandFerdinand Westerbarkey, formerly prisoner of war during theNaziera developed a coil-based tube forming maschine, the firststableand any-shape tube of its kind. The company's owner, nameditWestaflex, from their family name Westerbarkey (meaningWesterflexHVAC products). Internationalisation during the 1960spropelled theWESTAFLEX brand to a wider global market. Withpresence in 32countries on five continents, Westaflex engages inthe majority oftheir business within Europe and North America.