Which residential ventilation system is the right one for you?

Benefits of controlled residential ventilation:

• Central or decentralised ventilation units in many different versions
• For new builds and retrofitting projects, for detached houses and blocks of flats, for small and larger housing units
• Automatically fresh air, with dust and pollen filtered out
• Ideal for people with allergies
• Protects the building fabric because mould is prevented in modern, airtight buildings
• Heat recovery saves heating energy and protects the environment
• Extremely quiet during operation

The x-well A20 and x-well A21 single-pipe fans are designed for decentralised ventilation of individual rooms – ideal for internal WCs and bathrooms. They reliably convey used and humid air to the outside through a duct.

The fans run extremely smoothly and quietly, as they are designed for operation at slow speeds.

Thanks to the different variants and configuration options available, the x-well single-pipe fans meet all residential building requirements. In conjunction with outer wall air vents, the entire building can also be ventilated.

With a decentralised ventilation system combining extract fans (single-pipe fans and small room fans) and pendulum fans, individual rooms or areas can be ventilated independently of each other.

The advantage of this is that rooms which are not frequently used (such as guest rooms) can only be ventilated for moisture protection at the base load.

When a new block of flats is being built, it is possible to install a central ventilation system for each housing unit. This means that different living spaces can be catered for and the appropriate ventilation unit used in each case. If each flat has its own ventilation unit, this eliminates the need for time-consuming planning and implementation with regard to fire protection.

With the use of pendulum fans in a new-build block of flats, each housing unit can be operated with cross ventilation.

There is relatively little work involved in planning and implementation with regard to fire protection in the case of this ventilation system.

When a new block of flats with interior bathrooms is being built, it is possible to plan a ventilation shaft during the construction phase and connect an extract air fan to the ventilation shaft in the bathroom.

The use of outer wall air vents provides a flow of supply air. This supplies the entire housing unit with fresh air.

The Kermi x-well D11 and x-well D12 pendulum fans (extract air fans) make retrofitting a breeze.

When carrying out renovations, all the units are placed in the walls using a simple core drilling process.

The x-well A20 and x-well A21 single-pipe fans (extract air fans) are designed for decentralised ventilation of individual rooms. They are ideal for WCs and bathrooms because they reliably convey used and humid air to the outside.

The fans run extremely smoothly and quietly, as they are designed to be run at slow speeds. This means that the entire building is supplied with fresh air in conjunction with outer wall air vents or pendulum fans.

The outer wall air vents are positioned in the outer walls using simple core drilling.

Above all, the x-well D12 pendulum fan makes retrospective installation easy.

All the extract air fans can be positioned in the walls using simple core drilling – a real benefit for renovation projects.

The x-well A20 and x-well A21 single-pipe fans are designed for decentralised ventilation of individual rooms. They reliably convey used and humid air to the outside through a duct, making them ideal for WCs and bathrooms.

The extract air fans run extremely smoothly and quietly, as they are designed to be run at slow speeds.

Thanks to the different variants and combinations available, the x-well single-pipe fans meet all residential building requirements.

The entire building can also be ventilated in conjunction with outer wall air vents or pendulum fans.