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The MultiVent continuous extraction ventilation system comes pre-configured as a fully automated, cost effective centralised negative pressure ventilation system. MultiVent can be used in any home for extraction, but a system with passive air inlets is a whole home ventilation system, ideal for new build and low-permeability properties. Continuous extraction ventilation is ideal for managing internal moisture and avoiding overheating, and is cost-effective to run.
The MultiVent continuous extract ventilation system is a flexible solution for residential dwellings. The system is suitable for meeting the Building Code and NZ Green Building Council's ventilation requirements for homes.
Extracts air from 'wet' rooms such as bathrooms, kitchens, and laundries.
The MultiVent unit can be installed in the ceiling space, or a cupboard for dwellings with space limitations.
This solution is ideal for regions with environmental conditions that necessitate closed windows. This includes medium to high background noise areas, or regions with dust or pollen issues (with a filtered passive air inlet).
Suitable for:
Simx offers a free ventilation design service for residential properties.
Provided condensate drain points for regions with very high ambient air humidity to prevent damp and mould growth in cavity spaces. These are provided with sealed knock-outs that allow the MultiVentunit to be mounted in all orientations.
Simx also offers a range of passive air inlets for different situations. Three options are available; a filtered option for locations with pollen or dust, an acoustically damped option for regions with high background noise, and a settable option with knock-outs for minimum settable non-closure applications.
MultiVent is designed to comply with NZ Building Code G4/ AS1, although correct design and installation is required in order to meet these provisions.
The acceptable solutions for G4 (G4/AS1) outlines specific extraction ventilation requirements in homes. If natural activities or environmental conditions produce any of the types of air pollution outlined in NZBC G4 3.3 , mechanical ventilation is required.
Additionally; as per table 2 in NZS4303:1990, private dwellings require 0.35 air changes per hour, but no less than 7.5 L/s per person.
For extraction ventilation, table 2 in NZS4303:1990 requires at least 50L/s intermittently or 12L/s continuously for kitchens, 25L/s intermittently or 10L/s continuously for bathrooms, and 20L/s intermittently for laundries.
AS1668: Part 2 2012 requires 40L/s for laundries with unvented non-condensing dryers.
In a typical installation, MultiVent is designed to meet these standards.
MultiVent also meets the NZ healthy homes ventilation standards.
MultiVent is a European designed and manufactured product by Vent-Axia, who have over 80 years of experience in the ventilation industry. After decades of refinement and proven performance in the airtight European market, MultiVent was introduced to the New Zealand market in 2021, with a BRANZ approval that remains current.
MultiVent has been installed in properties all around New Zealand, as well as in developments such as the Vivid Living retirement village which is installing 160 systems during 2024.
MultiVent features a 7 year warranty.
Maintenance is minimal as the fan is designed to minimise the amount of dirt build-up. However, the ceiling extract diffusers can be cleaned with a damp cloth.
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