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MVHR set to play a key role in meeting building regulations and tackling damp and mould


With UK building standards becoming more stringent than ever, and the drive for air tightness and energy efficiency increasing, the UK is entering a critical phase for building compliance and indoor air quality. Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR) is emerging as a key partner in balancing airtight homes with healthy living environments


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ith upcoming regulatory changes – including Awaab’s Law, which compels landlords to act quickly on damp and mould – the need for


effective ventilation systems has become even more critical. Elta, has launched its HAVA MVHR range to address ventilation compliance, heat efficiency, and occupant health in one solution. David Millward, Product Manager at Elta Group, speaks on the matter. “With modern homes being built more and


more airtight, the importance of controlled ventilation is becoming a more significant matter than before. Without adequate systems in place, stale air, mould, and condensation can accumulate, jeopardising the health of the building and its occupants. MVHR systems are already widely adopted in some European countries including Sweden and the Netherlands, where the system is seen as standard in new homes. Their ability to supply new, filtered air while recovering up to 92% of heat from outgoing air positions them as an ideal fit for modern building demands. Available in six different models, the units accommodate vertical, horizontal, and dual orientation mounting, offering installers flexibility in challenging layouts where space may be limited. Each HAVA unit includes Modbus integration for advanced control and also


features heat recovery of up to 92%, supporting compliance with current Part F, Part L, and Part O of the UK building regulations.” By combining energy efficiency with better indoor air quality, MVHR aligns with the government’s ambitions making it a future-proof


investments for the building industry and well as homeowners. The HAVA MVHR range is now available from Elta, with detailed product data and technical support available online. For more information on MVHR, please contact Elta: https://eltauk.com/


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HAVA


THE NEW MVHR RANGE FROM ELTA


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Designed for energy efficiency, quiet operation, and total control of indoor air quality.


MVHR (Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery) is fast becoming the gold standard for modern buildings – delivering continuous filtered air, recovering up to 92% of heat.


• Designed for residential and light commercial applications


• 6 models offering a range of airflows to suit a variety of buildings and applications


• Simple installation with pre-wired, plug and play multi functional controls and integrated sensors


• Low energy EC motors for efficient, very quiet performance


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