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A constant supply of fresh air in your home is one of the key components of a comfortable and healthy indoor environment. Our well-being, productivity, and even sleep depend to a large extent on the quality of that air. That\u2019s why it\u2019s truly important to monitor air quality regularly.<\/p>\n
And to make this process as user-friendly as possible, the PRANA heat recovery ventilator comes to the rescue. It\u2019s a smart and energy-efficient ventilation system that ensures a constant supply of fresh air from outside while simultaneously removing stale air from the room. Thanks to its copper heat exchanger technology, the PRANA heat recovery unit helps retain heat in the winter and cool air (previously generated by the air conditioner) in the summer, ensuring a comfortable indoor environment.<\/p>\n
In this article, we invite you to learn more about the available configurations of PRANA decentralized heat recovery units so that you can choose the ideal solution for your home. Each of these configurations is designed to meet different consumer needs.<\/p>\n
PRANA Standard Series<\/strong><\/p>\n Our standard model, designed to meet basic indoor air exchange needs. This line features:<\/p>\n This model also features Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity, allowing users to control the device via our convenient PRANA online 2.0 mobile app.<\/p>\n PRANA Eco Energy Series<\/strong><\/p>\n Our enhanced configuration, designed to offer even greater comfort and smart control. The Eco Energy line is equipped with:<\/p>\n This solution is ideal for those who want to breathe fresh air 24\/7 while controlling the humidity level in their home. As is well known, high humidity creates ideal conditions for the growth of mold and mildew and also contributes to condensation on windows. If ventilation is insufficient in such cases, moisture simply accumulates indoors and is not properly removed. Of course, there are many causes of mold growth, but having high-quality and effective ventilation significantly reduces the risk of its occurrence.<\/p>\n On the other hand, air that is too dry is also harmful, as it can cause dryness of the mucous membranes, irritation of the respiratory tract, and discomfort. That is why it is important to always maintain humidity levels within the normal range.<\/p>\n Thanks to the humidity sensor included in the Eco Energy package, as well as the Auto and Auto+ operating modes, the system automatically monitors humidity levels. If the humidity level in the room rises, the heat recovery unit automatically increases its operating speed to remove excess moisture more quickly and restore conditions to normal.<\/p>\n PRANA Eco Life Series<\/strong><\/p>\n The top-of-the-line model in the PRANA line of residential heat recovery units. In fact, the Eco Life series is a true mini climate control station in your home. The system is fully automated and capable of independently analyzing air quality without user intervention, thanks to built-in specialized sensors. The system automatically collects data on the air quality in your home, which you can view in our PRANA online 2.0 mobile app. In the app, you can set up personalized ventilation schedules, control the system from anywhere, and view statistics on changes in air quality.<\/p>\n In addition to the features included in previous packages, by choosing Eco Life you get:<\/p>\n The inclusion of a TVOC sensor is one of the main advantages of this configuration. It detects harmful volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in the air that may be emitted by household cleaning products, perfumes, furniture, and more.<\/p>\n We\u2019ve reviewed three PRANA configurations: Standard, Eco Life, and Eco Energy. They differ in functionality and microclimate control capabilities, so everyone can choose a solution that suits their needs.<\/p>\n However, today ventilation is no longer just a matter of comfort or indoor temperature. Around the world, increasing attention is being paid to how a building and its microclimate affect people\u2019s well-being, productivity, and quality of life.<\/p>\n This is precisely the principle underlying the international WELL Building Standard, in which air quality is one of the key elements in creating a healthy indoor environment.<\/p>\n The WELL Building Standard is an international building assessment system that focuses on how people feel inside these buildings. It is not a government regulation or an EU directive. It is a voluntary market standard governed by three independent organizations:<\/p>\n IWBI <\/strong>(International WELL Building Institute) \u2014 develops and updates the standard\u2019s requirements, and provides training and certification for professionals (WELL AP)<\/p>\n GBCI<\/strong> (Green Business Certification Inc.)\u2014conducts independent third-party certification of projects. It accepts documentation and organizes on-site inspections.<\/p>\n Independent assessors (WELL Assessors)<\/strong>\u2014accredited professionals who conduct audits directly on-site.<\/p>\n Interestingly, the certificate is valid for only 3 years, after which the project must undergo a re-inspection to renew it. This is what distinguishes WELL from most building standards, where certification is obtained once and for all.<\/p>\n The WELL standard covers 10 key areas for assessing indoor well-being, including:<\/p>\n Based on the points earned, the project is awarded one of the following levels: Bronze \/ Silver \/ Gold \/ Platinum.<\/p>\n One of the key categories in WELL is \u201cAir\u201d\u2014air quality. It involves creating conditions under which the indoor air remains fresh and comfortable for occupants, as well as controlling potential pollutants and ensuring adequate air exchange.<\/p>\n This is where a ventilation system with heat recovery plays a crucial role, as it ensures a constant and controlled air exchange cycle\u2014exactly what the WELL standard requires. The heat recovery unit helps remove stale air and excess moisture from the space, while ensuring a steady supply of fresh air. The PRANA Eco Energy and Eco Life models are equipped with built-in sensors and automatic operating modes, which also allow for monitoring key microclimate parameters and adapting ventilation operation to actual conditions inside the room.<\/p>\n Currently, the implementation of the WELL standard in Ukraine is more of a rarity than the norm. To date, there are only four certified projects. However, this figure does not reflect the sector\u2019s growth potential. Interest in the principles of healthy and comfortable construction is gradually increasing, and with it, attention to the quality of the indoor environment is also growing. Therefore, it can be expected that in the coming years, WELL and other international standards for sustainable and healthy construction will be increasingly implemented in Ukrainian projects.<\/p>\n\n
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The Role of a Heat-Recovery Ventilation System in the WELL Building Standard Concept<\/strong><\/h4>\n
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