Domestic Extraction & Ventilation - PNG Electrical Limited

Extraction & ventilation

For the home

Heat Recovery Systems

The indoor climate is of the utmost importance as most of us spend the greater part of our lives indoors. To ensure comfort and a sense of well-being, the air we breathe should be clean, and also be at the right temperature and humidity level.

Whatever the situation, Duplexvent Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery solutions can play a significant role as they help create a healthier living environment whilst saving valuable energy.

PNG Electrical are approved AIRFLOW Installers, so if you are looking for a heat recovery system for your home look no further. Our fully qualified technicians are available throughout Great Yarmouth, Lowestoft, Norwich, Norfolk & Suffolk to carry out a site survey to improve the air quality of your home.

Extractor Fans

Home ventilation systems are designed to clear odors and moisture to prevent condensation, asthma & allergies, damp and mould all conditions that can not only harm your home but your health too. Good ventilation can help to alleviate the symptoms of respiratory problems and asthma.

PNG Electrical can help you with all ventilation needs for your whole home including the toilet, shower or kitchen extractor fans with manual or automatic operation 4” to 6” in size. Also we can supply & install or repair decorative ceiling or wall fan light ventilation. PNG Electrical also installs multi-room extraction systems including heat recovery.

Ventilation Testing

Extraction fans and ventilation systems are commonly installed in walls, cooker hoods, or even complex whole-house systems on a new build property.

Since the introduction of Part P building regulations in 2005, the technical performance of extraction equipment and also the areas in which it is to be installed needs consideration to ensure Part P compliance.

Changes were made to the HM Government Approved Document F – Means of ventilation, which came into effect on the 1st October 2010. Although the fundamental requirements for domestic ventilation remained unchanged additional focus concerning the need to commission and test certain systems was published.