Comments on: Simple Energy Recovery http://coolexcooling.com/2006/12/16/simple-energy-recovery/ HVAC Advice from a Retired Professional Tue, 7 Oct 2008 06:17:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: fiona fallon http://coolexcooling.com/2006/12/16/simple-energy-recovery/#comment-45 fiona fallon Sun, 24 Dec 2006 10:11:11 +0000 http://coolexcooling.com/2006/12/16/simple-energy-recovery/#comment-45 Thank you mukul4. I am expecting the engineer any day now I will suggest this to him. Thank you mukul4. I am expecting the engineer any day now I will suggest this to him.

]]> By: mukul4 http://coolexcooling.com/2006/12/16/simple-energy-recovery/#comment-42 mukul4 Mon, 18 Dec 2006 04:12:21 +0000 http://coolexcooling.com/2006/12/16/simple-energy-recovery/#comment-42 From your statement I believe there is a defect in fan balancing of the equipment,the fan needs to be dynamically balanced. To make it sure you can try by reducing the fan speed from normal. Thanks for your comrnt From your statement I believe there is a defect in fan balancing of the equipment,the fan needs to be dynamically balanced. To make it sure you can try by reducing the fan speed from normal.

Thanks for your comrnt

]]> By: fiona fallon http://coolexcooling.com/2006/12/16/simple-energy-recovery/#comment-40 fiona fallon Sun, 17 Dec 2006 11:55:55 +0000 http://coolexcooling.com/2006/12/16/simple-energy-recovery/#comment-40 I live in France. I have installed a Daikin Superinverter and an Airmat CR1 110. There are 2 main problems, getting the indoor temperature above 20C and the noise from the Airmat 'boiler'. Before fitting my installer assured me it would be 'silent' in fact the literature said 25 decibels. At times it is as noisy as the spin dryer on the washing machine and much noisier than dishwasher (46 Db). Obviously I have called the installer but I now think he is not very familiar with the running and daily management of the system which is fairly new here for homes. For example if it is turned off overnight (because of noise) it takes until lunchtime to reach 20C. I can't imagine it wouldn't be efficient, if we can learn to manage it, as the French government is giving us a 50% refund on the cost of the Airmat. If this is not your field of interest I would appreciate being pointed toward others with similar problems. Can you advise? I live in France. I have installed a Daikin Superinverter and an Airmat CR1 110. There are 2 main problems, getting the indoor temperature above 20C and the noise from the Airmat ‘boiler’. Before fitting my installer assured me it would be ’silent’ in fact the literature said 25 decibels. At times it is as noisy as the spin dryer on the washing machine and much noisier than dishwasher (46 Db). Obviously I have called the installer but I now think he is not very familiar with the running and daily management of the system which is fairly new here for homes. For example if it is turned off overnight (because of noise) it takes until lunchtime to reach 20C. I can’t imagine it wouldn’t be efficient, if we can learn to manage it, as the French government is giving us a 50% refund on the cost of the Airmat. If this is not your field of interest I would appreciate being pointed toward others with similar problems. Can you advise?

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