?? Work at Pickup Points � Flexible schedule

Before You Choose a Lunos E2 HRV System, Watch This! Managing Air Quality u0026 Moisture in a THOW

myBIGtinyhouselife 15 views

Download Video

Comments

Lunos is using your video for advertising hope you're getting kick backs 😊😊😊
Comment from : @pamelavance648

Did you get an idea of how much it helps humidity levels? Here in New Zealand its humid a lot, so need to lower humidity I will have 3 small rooms in my tiny, so may need something bigger than yours
Comment from : @Ladybirdsin16mm

I have the same system that's why when I turn it off, after a while I hear air flow and the device doesn't light up, nor did I turn it on in the meantimebrThank you❤
Comment from : @goodmood8107

Do you have a video of the sound?
Comment from : @jpcaro2284

Thank you for this information! You are the second person who loves this system I am so glad I have purchased it for my home
Comment from : @sandrarandall6574

Hi! How thick is your exterior walls? What I can see lunos e2 only works for 300-500 mm? Is that right? Cause we are building our house with 200 mm and I really wanna use this product Best regards /Emma
Comment from : @emmaforsander5096

Very informative - thanks I recently bought a (very humid) house on the coast of Portugal and I am currently in the process of trying to figure out the best way to apply a ventilations system Do you have a separate system in the bathroom(s) to remove excess moisture (when shower has been on) in conjunction with the Lunos pairs?
Comment from : @mysandyballs

It was so helpful I have this system in my tiny and yes, the directions from Lunos are not easy to understand! Appreciate this!
Comment from : @shellyackerman3177

Did you install an HRV or an ERV? I understand they are different and that for Edmonton, an ERV is recommended
Comment from : @queenofpoutine

Great video And Lunos a good device But I also would like to know if other devices like Meltem, with only 1 core but 2 independent in-out holes in the same device (the Lunos has 2 cores because there are 2 devices) could be more efficient because in the reverse mode every 60 sec, it means that the core needs to be "heated or cooled" constantly If there's only one core, should be more efficient?
Comment from : @oaklejant

Nice, I would like to know how that one works during summer time 🤔🤔
Comment from : @stupendouslife8128

I am in the process of building a 14x20 (280sqft) tiny house It has closed cell foam insulation under the floof, in the walls and in the ceiling It's a fairly airtight build I am at the design stage for the ventilation system I am located in Central Texas, climate zone 2 with long, very hot/humid summers and short, mild winters (occianaly there is a snowpocalypse) I will be using an LG 7,000 BTU mini-split that will be running continuously I will also be using a stand alone Frigidaire dehumidifier I also plan to install one exhaust fan in the kitchen and one in the bathroom With the Lunos e2 in use, should I use continuously running exhaust fans in the kitchen and bathroom or just switch them on when cooking or using the bathroom? Thanks for any and all help! :)
Comment from : @AK-ic1yj

What made you choose Lunos versus the other air exchange systems out there?
Comment from : @CeeCee630

Does it have to stay on 24-hours a day question mark and when you say relatively quiet does it make any sound at all because personally I have acute hearing and it would drive me mad to have something making a buzzing noise all the time
Comment from : @Stardust_Truth_Seeker

Thanks for that
Comment from : @widi1984

Such a great tutorial
Comment from : @lynettejohnson5111

Can you share the price ? I know they are needed Thanks :)
Comment from : @VintagePrincess27

Excellent explanation on the whys and hows of the Lunos system! Highly reccomend this video for anyone planning to build a tiny home Adelina should have been a teacher!
Comment from : @hyggegirlstefx988

Thank you Adelina for sharing your experience and wisdom about the Lunos E2 HRV system I now fully understand all of the reasoning for the system Getting the system for a tiny home is must and wise investment
Comment from : @pattycake5365

Very informative Adelina, Enjoyed the video by setting the IPhone on the window ledge while washing dishes and watching a particularly pretty snow shower here in eastern Mass USA Thanks for making a few small moments feel normal
Comment from : @almostpronto2286

Thank you so much for this awesome info You explain everything so everyone can understand and not feel dumb 😁👍
Comment from : @mariadavis2685

💙😍💙
Comment from : @OlSkoolAJ

Really great information for someone planning a tiny house build Since you started the project you have researched and acquired so much valuable information, it seems like it might be a good idea to incorporate it into a book form Don't know if that would me marketable or not but it would be nice to have it shared all in one place rather than have to,go back over all the videos
Comment from : @bettydodd2382

Thanks good info
Comment from : @lauraautry9790

Your heating choice will make a difference too If you heat with a wood stove, that’s dry heat and will pull all moisture out of your house if you let it Think the HRV is probably unnecessary But propane and gas both produce moist heat so you’re definitely going to need this!
Comment from : @janwoodward7360

Miss Sophie's busy little tail helping circulate the air!
Comment from : @susanbartlett9678

Thank you very much Adelina ,it was very useful and helpful brThank you for sharing your knowledge 👍🐾🍁
Comment from : @PierreTigerJen

Great info, thanks!
Comment from : @mdsju2mia

Good information ! I have to have a long walk everyday in my small town of BRACEBRIDGE in north Ontario ! LUNOS should include your video instead of the manual booklet I know they would sell more units ! Stay Safe
Comment from : @lonniemcintosh6239

Really interesting and you explained that very well Even if I don't need a particular product, it is good to know alittle about them Enjoying your videos about living in a tiny home
Comment from : @jbellbird9050

I just love your videos It inspires me in so many different ways
Comment from : @MoonSoar

COVID research is showing air should be exchanged at least 6 times an hour so your ahead of most homes I do wonder often your air is exchanged with the Luna
Comment from : @kimberlypenney7216

I did not have an HRV installed in my house when I had it built and decided that I really should have so I installed one this past fall brbrI bought a home monitoring device because I ran out of propane which I use for heat a couple times my very first winter This device not only measures the temperature inside my home but it also measures the humidity, noise level and carbon dioxide levels I could see from this device that when I was home, or had friends over pre-Covid, the carbon dioxide levels would get extremely highbrbrI installed a Blauberg ERV which does heat and humidity I was finding, I am finding, that I have an issue with low humidity in the winter here in Ontario and this device takes care of both I also went with this device is typically because it does both intake and outtake at the same time So I only needed one new hole in the side of my house! I definitely also recommend installing an ERV or HRV in all tiny homes Great video thanks for the info!
Comment from : @mytinybeachhouse2447

You are a bundle of information!
Comment from : @myrnaedmisten599

very well donepurrfect!brHappy New Year from Vancouver Island!
Comment from : @brucecggallagher1949

Great explanation!!! Essential for tiny houses!!
Comment from : @stephaniedaniels9285

Stephen was right about bad air quality I had to move my daughter to another school because of bad air quality That made her very 🤢
Comment from : @mavahuth5044

Can you buy replacement filters
Comment from : @ljmbeasley

Moisture is a major threat to our homes, society stability There is soun
Comment from : @kismypencek6185

Your bedroom is lovely - sweet Sophie always added pleasure in your videos ❤️🐱
Comment from : @12Gaile

Great Video Adelina, very informative Thank you for sharing
Comment from : @cheriea6195

I need this system in my house because of the moisture on my windows
Comment from : @RoseofSharon3

Nice informational video Adelina! Healthy air is very important HRV systems help with winter sickness also So many benefits to them And a little white noise in the bedroom can be soothing in my opinion Great job explaining your system Very thorough also 😊
Comment from : @stephenrichard8428