Damp leaves, condensation on windows, and humid basements all contribute to conditions where mold can thrive—and that means trouble for your Indoor Air Quality.
The calculation used for the ventilation time setting is (all calculations compliant with ASHRAE Standard 62.2):
Minutes per Hour = 60 * (Required Continuous CFM/Measured CFM)
Measured CFM is entered during set up and Required Continuous CFM is calculated according to the equation below:
Required Continuous CFM = ((Floor Area ft2 * .01)+(No. of Bedrooms + 1) * 7.5)
AprilAire Fresh Air Ventilation solutions work primarily with forced air heating and cooling systems, and bring fresh, Healthy Air into homes of all sizes and degrees of envelope tightness. See below for our full line of fresh air ventilation models.
Damp leaves, condensation on windows, and humid basements all contribute to conditions where mold can thrive—and that means trouble for your Indoor Air Quality.
As the days grow shorter and the air turns crisp, fall brings with it a sense of warmth, coziness, and change. But while we celebrate colorful leaves, pumpkin-spiced everything, and the comfort of home, the season also signals more time spent indoors. That makes Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) more important than ever.
As the weather cools and leaves begin to fall, many people find relief from summer’s heat—only to be met with a new challenge: fall allergies.