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Health and solar warm air

Mold & fungus at home?

Moist and unsound indoor climate can cause health problems
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The incidence of allergy is increasing
in the industrialized countries.
For example it is estimated that 25% of
the Danish population will suffer from
allergy once in their lifetime.

Mold and dry rot thrive in moist conditions and can be harmful to furniture, buildings and people.

Unsound indoor climate in general may cause discomfort and add to the risk of disease.

Allergic reactions to unhealthy living conditions caused by mold and dry rot in our houses are numerous and increasing.

The need for venting and drying out our homes and other buildings peaks during winter and autumn periods when good venting habits involve high fuel bills.

A SolarVenti on the wall or the roof is a simple, low-cost and effective solution to the discomforts arising from an unsound indoor climate.

No operating costs, and a free heating supplement may be considered an extra bonus.

Radon gas
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Radon is a radioactive, colourless, odorless, tasteless noble gas, occurring naturally as the decay product of radium, and is considered to be a health hazard due to its radioactivity.

Radon is responsible for the majority of the main public exposure to ionizing radiation.

It is often the single largest contributor to an individual's background radiation dose, and is the most variable from location to location.

Radon gas from natural sources can accumulate in buildings, especially in confined areas such as attics, and basements.

With a SolarVenti® ventilation system, 70-80% of radon gasses can be eliminated from your home.

For more information on radon gas, we recommend that you visit Public Health England's special site on radon gas called UKradon press this link:

UKradon (UK site)

UKradon has a map of UK radon prone areas, which you can see on this link:

UKradon ukmaps / ES map

On UKradon you can also study how to measure for radon gas in your UK house, please press this link:

UKradon measuring radon (UK site)

Building style and health
More often than not the problems with our indoor climate are caused by an abnormal accumulation of moist in the furniture and structure of the house thereby also affecting the air we breathe every day.

We quite simply build and insulate our houses more and more to keep the expensive heat inside the building and forget that we thereby reduce the air flow and increase the air humidity. The simple solution to high air humidity has always been and still is proper airing. However, traditional venting through exterior doors, windows and air shafts involves loss of heat and heat costs money. More and more money as the energy resources of our planet becomes increasingly expensive to gain access to.
 
Economy and health
During winter and autumn periods when the need for airing and drying out peaks the rising energy prices weigh heavily on our private budgets if our tight homes are to be vented sufficiently through air shafts or by regularly opening the exterior doors and windows. Many people also want to benefit the environment by avoiding unnecessary loss of heat.
 
A SolarVenti on the wall or roof will typically work as a simple, low-cost and effective solution to an improved indoor climate no matter whether your goal is to solve or improve health related problems or you just want to avoid experiencing daily discomfort in general. A SolarVenti will air your house without any loss of heat at no running costs for neither the owner nor the environment. A free supplement of heating is frequently an extra bonus.
 
The costs for setting up a SolarVenti will often be far less than half of the costs for a mechanical ventilation system using heat recycling. And because of the choice of material and the simple construction a SolarVenti is extremely reliable and will perform for many years without any maintenance.