Radon gas can enter a building from the ground, mainly by rising through cracks, service penetrations and cavities. In some cases, building materials may also release radon, although generally to a lesser extent than radon originating from the soil. Ventilating indoor spaces is essential to help reduce indoor radon concentrations.
Helty heat recovery ventilation solutions
Helty means innovative decentralised mechanical ventilation solutions with air filtration and heat recovery. Our wide range of easy-to-install products make it simple to design and integrate continuous air exchange and room-to-room purification. For healthier, more comfortable and energy-efficient buildings
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Ai Studio analyses Helty’s decentralised Heat Recovery Ventilation system from a technical and economic point of view then compares the results with the two main alternative types of MVHRs on the market: central ventilation and autonomous channelled ventilation.

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Frequently asked questions
Measuring radon gas at home is a fundamental step in protecting indoor health, especially in areas at risk. This can be done using passive measuring devices, which assess radon concentrations over a longer period, or active devices, such as the Helty Radon Monitor, an innovative instrument designed for use with MVHR systems and capable of providing real-time readings.
Decentralised MVHR systems are the ideal solution for minor renovation projects or work carried out in existing buildings, as they do not require air ducting, suspended ceilings or dedicated service spaces.
The packaging contains all the main components required to install and commission the Helty MVHR unit. Tools and materials needed to drill the two 80 or 100 mm wall openings are not included.
Managing thermal bridges with insulation systems helps eliminate cold spots and heat loss, but it can also make buildings increasingly airtight, compromising ventilation in indoor spaces. Introducing MVHR with heat recovery ensures correct air renewal in thermally insulated buildings without undermining investments in energy efficiency.
A continuous dual-flow MVHR system with heat recovery helps reduce energy waste and improve comfort throughout the year. The heat exchanger preheats incoming air in winter and helps cool it in summer by using the properties of the outgoing air to transfer both sensible heat – temperature – and latent heat – humidity.
Certified quality and performance
The performance of the Helty ventilation systems are recognized by the Casa Clima Quality Seal and have obtained the SIMA and BioSafe validations
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