Yes, you can absolutely install a radiator with a heat recovery ventilation system in your home. Heat recovery ventilation systems are becoming increasingly popular as they are an effective way to help reduce energy bills and improve air quality in the home.
Heat recovery ventilation systems are designed to capture the warm air inside your home, transfer it outside and then bring back fresh air from outside. This helps to reduce energy bills as it means that you don’t have to rely on traditional heating methods such as electric heating or gas boilers.
Radiators are a great way to add heat to your home as they are efficient, cost-effective and environmentally friendly. Radiators use hot water that is circulated around pipes to transfer heat into the rooms of your home. This means that you don’t have to use up energy storing and releasing heat like electric heating or gas boilers do.
The combination of a heat recovery ventilation system and radiators is even more beneficial as it can help reduce energy bills even further. Heat recovery ventilation systems can be installed with radiators so that when warm air is extracted from the house, it is used to heat up the hot water that runs through the radiators, rather than simply being wasted out of windows or doors. This means that you get more use out of your radiator’s heating power which in turn helps reduce energy bills.
For example, if you were using a traditional gas boiler for heating, you would be using up around 20% of the energy just for producing hot water for radiators. However, by installing a heat recovery ventilation system with radiators, this figure can drop to around 8% – resulting in an overall reduction in energy costs by around 12%.
At Euroheat Australia we have 30 years of experience designing and constructing hydronic heating & cooling systems for homes in Perth and across Australia. Our team has extensive knowledge when it comes to designing and installing radiators with heat recovery ventilation systems so we can help ensure that the installation runs smoothly and efficiently with minimal disruption or risk.
We also provide lots of helpful advice on how best to maintain your system once installed so that you get the maximum benefit from it over time – helping you save more money on running costs while improving air quality in your home at the same time!
