Clean, fresh, purified air filling your whole home
Positive Input Ventilation is when a filtered ventilation unit is installed in the loft and draws air through its filters and into your home. Air is forced through a diffuser in the ceiling which creates a slight positive pressure throughout the home, meaning polluted air in always being forced out through natural gaps such as windows, doors and vents.
The Positive Input Ventilation (PIV) technique was invented by Nuaire in 1972 and is the UK’s most popular way of improving indoor air quality and removing condensation dampness from the home. You can also include advanced filtration such as a Nox filter on your unit ensures that no hazardous particles can enter the home.
How can Positive Input Ventilation Improve your home
Reduced Damp
The supply of fresh air to your home stops the build up of humidity in your inside air, in turn reducing damp, condensation and mould.
Reduced Pollutants
Pollutants will build up inside your home, PIV provides a stream of fresh filtered air for all of your family to breath clean air again.
Saves Money
Over time damp and mould in your property can cause lasting damage and costly repairs. PIV can help prevent this by reducing damp.
Let Your Home Breathe!
Just like we need to breathe clean air to survive, although not as crucial, your home also thrives with a supply of fresh clean air throughout. It stops the build up of pollutants that cause a nasty environment inside your property, making for confortable damp free home.
