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HOME Ventilation Guide 18 H V G FRESH AIR INLETS: AN OPTION FOR PROVIDING MAKEUP AIR Fresh air inlets, also known as trickle ventilators, are effective for providing fresh air from outdoors to individual rooms, such as bedrooms and living rooms, in conjunction with exhaust fans operating continuously for general ventilation. Inlets are available for walls or windows in mechanical or nonpowered versions that occupants can adjust themselves. Standard self-regulating and humiditycontrolled air versions are available. Features typically include adjustable airflow (volume and direction), insulation to eliminate condensation and reduce sound penetration, and dust and insect filters. It is possible to duct small, powered makeup air systems to individual rooms, such as bedrooms, to ensure they receive fresh air. sound protection for your home Quiet... Attractive... Effective... Proper ventilation can now be achieved quietly and effectively without compromising style with the Air King Deluxe Quiet Exhaust Fan Series. Our new generation of Deluxe Quiet Exhaust Fans are ENERGY STAR ® labeled, making them a perfect solution for today’s energy conscious consumers. www.airkinglimited.com circle 60 on reader service card www.hvi.org Photo courtesy of Fantech, Inc. OTHER ROOMS Better air everywhere There are many other rooms in the house that can benefit from ventilation. Examples include laundry rooms, workshops/hobby areas, family and recreation rooms. Removing contaminants such as tobacco smoke, odors, fumes, hot air and humidity from these rooms – thus encouraging air movement and a fresh air supply – provides better indoor air quality for the entire family and protects the home itself. Ventilation products for use in these areas are similar to those used for baths and kitchens. Consumers will find a wide range of airflow capacities with designs that fit any décor. One of the most important areas to ventilate is the laundry room. Consider all the mold and mildew that can accumulate in this area, from damp clothes, splashing water or other factors. A ducted exhaust fan installed near the washing machine will remove heat and moisture that can make laundry an unwelcome chore. Clothes dryers must be vented directly to the outside of the house. In many newer homes, the laundry room is located a considerable distance away from the exterior walls, resulting in long ducts and reduced airflow. In these cases, booster fans can be used to ensure proper airflow. The illustration on this page shows one option for installing a dryer booster fan. ■
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HOME Ventilation<br />
Guide<br />
18<br />
H V G<br />
FRESH AIR INLETS: AN OPTION FOR<br />
PROVIDING MAKEUP AIR<br />
Fresh air inlets, also known as trickle ventilators,<br />
are effective for providing fresh air from outdoors<br />
to individual rooms, such as bedrooms and living<br />
rooms, in conjunction with exhaust fans operating<br />
continuously for general ventilation. Inlets are<br />
available for walls or windows in mechanical or<br />
nonpowered versions that occupants can adjust<br />
themselves. Standard self-regulating and humiditycontrolled<br />
air versions are available. Features<br />
typically include adjustable airflow (volume and<br />
direction), insulation to eliminate condensation<br />
and reduce sound penetration, and dust and<br />
insect filters. It is possible to duct small, powered<br />
makeup air systems to individual rooms, such as<br />
bedrooms, to ensure they receive fresh air.<br />
sound protection<br />
for your home<br />
Quiet...<br />
Attractive...<br />
Effective...<br />
Proper ventilation can now be achieved quietly<br />
and effectively without compromising style with<br />
the Air King Deluxe Quiet Exhaust Fan Series. Our<br />
new generation of Deluxe Quiet Exhaust Fans are<br />
ENERGY STAR ® labeled, making them a perfect<br />
solution for today’s energy conscious consumers.<br />
www.airkinglimited.com<br />
circle 60 on reader service card<br />
www.hvi.org<br />
Photo courtesy of Fantech, Inc.<br />
OTHER ROOMS<br />
Better air everywhere<br />
There are many other rooms in the house that<br />
can benefit from ventilation. Examples include<br />
laundry rooms, workshops/hobby areas, family<br />
and recreation rooms. Removing contaminants<br />
such as tobacco smoke, odors, fumes, hot air and<br />
humidity from these rooms – thus encouraging air<br />
movement and a fresh air supply – provides better<br />
indoor air quality for the entire family and protects<br />
the home itself.<br />
Ventilation products for use in these areas are<br />
similar to those used for baths and kitchens. Consumers<br />
will find a wide range of airflow capacities<br />
with designs that fit any décor.<br />
One of the most important areas to ventilate is<br />
the laundry room. Consider all the mold and<br />
mildew that can accumulate in this area, from<br />
damp clothes, splashing water or other factors. A<br />
ducted exhaust fan installed near the washing machine<br />
will remove<br />
heat and moisture<br />
that can make laundry<br />
an unwelcome<br />
chore.<br />
Clothes dryers<br />
must be vented directly<br />
to the outside<br />
of the house. In<br />
many newer homes,<br />
the laundry room is<br />
located a considerable<br />
distance away<br />
from the exterior<br />
walls, resulting in<br />
long ducts and reduced<br />
airflow. In<br />
these cases, booster<br />
fans can be used to<br />
ensure proper airflow.<br />
The illustration<br />
on this page<br />
shows one option<br />
for installing a dryer<br />
booster fan. ■