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Nuaire Drimaster Eco Link Hall Control Positive Input Ventilation Unit
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Nuaire Drimaster Eco Link – Condensation Solving Loft Unit
The DRI-ECO-LINK-HC sees Nuaire offer its long-standing PIV technology alongside innovative remote control and sensor capabilities.
By offering a choice of interactive sensors, Nuaire has created an adaptable, market-leading PIV product. Homeowners can choose to use one or all of the sensors available for optimum system performance, in addition to the unique controls sited at our re-designed, modern ceiling diffuser.
SENSORS ARE AVAILABLE SEPERATELY.
The DRIMASTER-ECO range provides whole home ventilation using the Positive Input Ventilation principle, which introduces fresh filtered air into the dwelling at a continuous rate, encouraging movement of air from inside to outside.
Running costs between 5 and 10p per day dependent on electrical supplier and heating and speed setting.
NUAIRE INVENTED PIV OVER 40 YEARS AGO
It has become the UK’s most popular alternative method of low energy, cost-effective ventilation!
Invented by Nuaire and installed in thousands of dwellings each year, PIV can be a more cost-effective and simple to install ventilation solution, whilst still meeting building regulations.
CREATES A HEALTHY LIVING ENVIRONMENT
MOISTURE AND CONDENSATION ARE DRIVEN OUT
The filtered air gently pressurises the home from inside out, forcing out the stale air.
NO NEED TO OPEN WINDOWS TO VENTILATE
Clean, fresh air is continuously drawn in through the lofts natural leakage points, passed through the filters and fed into the property via a central hallway diffuser.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Always get a qualified electrician for fitting the unit!
The unit is supplied with a pre-wired power supply. This power supply unit has a metal bracket incorporating fixing holes, which should be used to fit the power supply to a suitable surface, e.g. a wooden joist.
The fan unit is also supplied with a fused spur. The 3 core mains cable from the power supply should be connected to a fixed wiring installation, via the isolator, via the spur, in accordance with current IEE wiring regulations.
7 YEAR WARRANTY!
OPTIONAL CONTROLLERS & SENSORS – FOR A SMARTER HOME (AVAILABLE SEPERATELY)
| Humidity Sensor | 2 Way Swtich | CO2 Sensor | Remote Monitoring |
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| DRI-ECO-RH Nuaire’s latest Relative Humidity sensor which reads the humidity levels in the home and feeds back to the Drimaster unit, controlling it’s running speed in order to maintain optimum comfort. |
DRI-ECO-2S A 2 button switch that gives the homeowner control to increase the airflow within the property when required. |
DRI-ECO-CO2 A Carbon Dioxide CO2 sensor which must be wired directly in to the mains power supply. This ancillary will provide complete confidence in the property’s air quality by alerting the home owner if dangerous levels of CO2 arise. |
DRI-ECO-RM The remote monitoring device will allow readings to be taken from outside the property to determine how long the unit has been running and the operating speed of the unit. This will benefit the social housing provider when checks are carried out. |
The Drimaster RF system can simultaneously accommodate one DRI-ECO-RH, one DRI-ECO-CO2 and one switch type, either DRI-ECO-2S pr DRI-ECO-4S.
Multiple devices of the same type are not supported.
| Model | NUADRI-ECO-LINK-HC |
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| QS code | QS45547 |
| Product type | Loft PIV Unit |
| Product group | Ventilation Fan |
| Width (mm) | 338 |
| Weight (kg) | 4.5 |
| Height (mm) | 341 |
| Length (mm) | 820 |
| Power max watts | 15.3 |
| Power min watts | 1.6 |
| Airflow performance ls low | 10 |
| Airflow performance ls high | 60 |
| Packaged height (mm) | 360 |
| Packaged length (mm) | 570 |
| Packaged width (mm) | 360 |
| Packaged weight (kg) | 8 |
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Questions and answers of the customers
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a 150 year old house has considerable dust and soot accumulated in the loft together with fibreglass insulation and I’m sure pollution from the busy road. Does a PIV unit disturb and distribute these harmful particulates into the house?
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Qa 150 year old house has considerable dust and soot accumulated in the loft together with fibreglass insulation and I’m sure pollution from the busy road. Does a PIV unit disturb and distribute these harmful particulates into the house?answer nowA Hi Kevin, Because of the conditions of the loft, we cannot install a PIV unit as it would spread the dust and other pollutants throughout the property. I'm happy to discuss unit options that are more suitable for your property. Kind regards, Ify
Will this unit also keep a conservatory clear of condensation if it is fitted in the landing ceiling of a 3 bed semi house
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QWill this unit also keep a conservatory clear of condensation if it is fitted in the landing ceiling of a 3 bed semi houseanswer nowA
The Nuaire Drimaster Eco Link, when fitted in the landing ceiling of a 3-bed semi, will primarily focus on improving ventilation and reducing condensation in the main house areas. However, its effectiveness in reaching and clearing condensation in a conservatory is limited. Positive Input Ventilation (PIV) units like the Drimaster work best when they can distribute air throughout an enclosed area.
Conservatories, especially if separated by doors, may not receive enough airflow from a landing-installed PIV unit. For effective condensation control in the conservatory, you might consider a separate dedicated ventilation solution, like a single room heat recovery unit if space to do so.. or a humidity controlled extractor fan ...or a small PIV unit
if you would like to discuss these options you can give me a call on 0208 463 9518
rind regards Phil
We are looking at purchasing this.. so we wnt up into the loft. I think you oculd grow tomatoes up there, with at least 12 inches at least of insulation right to the edge of the join between roof and insulation which is packed into the corner. Does not help having the boiler in loft too! So I was thinking to put some roof tiles with vents. Depends again on how many we would need. Any ideas on how to calculate that based on fro example loft area?
Also airflow performance 10 and 60 is that litres per minute airflow?
thank in advance
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QWe are looking at purchasing this.. so we wnt up into the loft. I think you oculd grow tomatoes up there, with at least 12 inches at least of insulation right to the edge of the join between roof and insulation which is packed into the corner. Does not help having the boiler in loft too! So I was thinking to put some roof tiles with vents. Depends again on how many we would need. Any ideas on how to calculate that based on fro example loft area? Also airflow performance 10 and 60 is that litres per minute airflow? thank in advanceanswer nowA Good morning. When laying insulation in the loft, it is incredibly important not to block of the vents, as they allow air to flow in to out out of the loft space, allowing it to breath, and prevent condensation forming, which could have a detrimental impact on the roof beams. Personally, I would look at finding where the vents are (possibly under the felt lining) and pull the insulation back a little at these points, so to allow the loft to breath again. Failing that, it might be worth speaking to Nuaire Technical on 02920 858400 (option 2) and supply them the loft dimensions and see what they suggest.Kind regards, Marc
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I have a 3 bedroom, 2 storey, detached house (circa 1950) with double-glazed windows, insulated loft and insulated cavity walls.
I have had quite bad condensation (mainly on windows) and some mould problems (mainly behind furniture, in some cupboards, etc) which I think may be related to high humidity / lack of ventilation (even though I have humidistat fans in the bathroom and kitchen and open windows, etc). These are particularly bad in the colder months.
Please confirm if this is likely to be the cause and if installing a PIV unit (would a Nauire unit be the most appropriate?) should solve these problems.
The height of the ceiling above the stairwell (on the landing) is 2.4m. My main questions are which unit would be most suitable please?
Would I need the heater version (Ive read some reviews saying the standard units can cause a cold draught in the winter - is this correct please?)
Also, looking at the various options, would you recommend the associated boost switch and/or the humidity sensor unit.
Regarding the location of the unit, please note that part of the landing ceiling has a structural joist (covered) projecting down by 160mm (this is to one side of the centre), a hanging ceiling light and a smoke detector. I can send a photograph and/or dimensions if necessary.
Many thanks for your help.
A quick reply would be appreciated.
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QHi I have a 3 bedroom, 2 storey, detached house (circa 1950) with double-glazed windows, insulated loft and insulated cavity walls. I have had quite bad condensation (mainly on windows) and some mould problems (mainly behind furniture, in some cupboards, etc) which I think may be related to high humidity / lack of ventilation (even though I have humidistat fans in the bathroom and kitchen and open windows, etc). These are particularly bad in the colder months. Please confirm if this is likely to be the cause and if installing a PIV unit (would a Nauire unit be the most appropriate?) should solve these problems. The height...... Read moreanswer nowA Hello Mike, Condensation and mould are directly linked to periods of high humidity and are indeed a product of inadequate ventilation. The overrun timers for the bathroom fans may need increasing as a first step. The Drimaster is a means of increasing the provision of fresh filtered air and enhancing the efficiency of existing extract ventilation, we have no doubt in confirming the installation would drastically decrease the condensation problems you are experiencing.The with/without heater issue should be determined by where thediffuser is to be located. The unit is designed to introduce air at high level and in houses, when heating is used, the warmest air naturally rises to ceiling height thestairwell ceiling generally being the highest point in a house therefore playshost to some of the warmest air in the dwelling, the benefit of which, is notfelt. If the input can be located at this level the incoming air is immediatelytempered and redistributed. This type of installation would NOT require theheater version. In a single floor property with lower ceilings 2.4m the air atceiling height is less warm and the heat transfer to incoming air is reducedand in this case consideration for including the heater may be given. However, if cooler air was being introduced over any length of time it would be muchmore cost effective to compensate by temporarily increasing the heating by acouple of degrees than running the heater option.
I live in a 3 bed bungalow, large lounge , long hall way . medium size Kitchen,
we get a lot of condensation.
which product would you recommend. ???
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QI live in a 3 bed bungalow, large lounge , long hall way . medium size Kitchen, we get a lot of condensation. which product would you recommend. ???answer nowA Hello Norman A bit more info please.What ventilation do you have in the bathroom/s and kitchen currently?
Hi, great bit of kit but think we need to make this more central and higher with regards to the flexible hose, can you let me know what part number to buy instead of the standard 2m, ideally looking at 3m - 4m if possible.
Cheers,
Pom
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QHi, great bit of kit but think we need to make this more central and higher with regards to the flexible hose, can you let me know what part number to buy instead of the standard 2m, ideally looking at 3m - 4m if possible. Cheers, Pomanswer nowA Hi PomNuaire dont do the ducting in longer lengths so you would need to look at some of the Kair flexible ducting such as QS4399 or QS6227
Hi Ian, thanks loads for the heat vs non heat answer. Just a quick question about what power this needs? Does it need a single/double power plug socket or a single/double fuse spur with an on/off to run?
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QHi Ian, thanks loads for the heat vs non heat answer. Just a quick question about what power this needs? Does it need a single/double power plug socket or a single/double fuse spur with an on/off to run?answer nowA Hi Pom DasPlease see the following from the installation instructions.Please note: the electrical connection of the unit should be be carried out by a qualified electrician.Electrical details:- Voltage: 230V 1ph 50HzConsumption: 1.6W(min) 15.3W(max)Fuse size: 1 AmpThe fan unit is also supplied with a fused spur. The three core mains cable from the unit should be connected to a fixed wiring installation, via the spur, in accordance with current IEE wiring regulations.Disconnection from mains must be incorporated within the fixed wiring and shall have a maximum contact seperation of 3mm in accordance with latest edition of the wiring regulations.
Hi, looks like a great product and a few questions?
Our ceiling height on the landing is about 3.5m high. Presume we should opt for the drimaster eco-link-hc over the NUADRI-ECO-HEAT-HC as our landing height and also the fact we have a radiator on the landing and hall would mean the hot air would rise?
I cant find anything to do with how much power this takes to run and if its more efficient than the heat option?
Cant understand how the humidity sensor works - can we set it to turn on the fans if the house rises above 55%?
Cheers,
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QHi, looks like a great product and a few questions? Our ceiling height on the landing is about 3.5m high. Presume we should opt for the drimaster eco-link-hc over the NUADRI-ECO-HEAT-HC as our landing height and also the fact we have a radiator on the landing and hall would mean the hot air would rise? I cant find anything to do with how much power this takes to run and if its more efficient than the heat option? Cant understand how the humidity sensor works - can we set it to turn on the fans if the house rises above 55%? Cheers,answer nowA Hi PomWith a landing ceiling that height you will not need the heater version.The non heater version is obviously much more economical and works out at about 1.9p per day or 7.00 per year to run.The humidity sensor is wireless programmed to boost the unit at your choice of RH on installation and several sensors can be installed for a single machine
Hello.
Can this invoice be change to Zimon Building LTD, now it is invoiced to Jan Zimon (director).
Regards,
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QHello. Can this invoice be change to Zimon Building LTD, now it is invoiced to Jan Zimon (director). Regards,answer nowA Hello JanThank you for your question. I have spoken to our accounts department who will change this for youKind RegardsAnita
Can a remote controller be added at a later date (ie-boost control) if i feel the unit needs to be on a higher setting?
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QCan a remote controller be added at a later date (ie-boost control) if i feel the unit needs to be on a higher setting?answer nowA Hello PatThe answer is yes the remote speed controller can be added later if required
I know you say to use DRIMASTER ECO HEAT POSITIVE INPUT VENTILATION UNIT WITH INTEGRAL 400W HEATER on high ceiling but what do you class as a high ceiling please. Due to me not being able to fine a measurement
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QI know you say to use DRIMASTER ECO HEAT POSITIVE INPUT VENTILATION UNIT WITH INTEGRAL 400W HEATER on high ceiling but what do you class as a high ceiling please. Due to me not being able to fine a measurementanswer nowA Hi Andrew Invariably the highest ceiling height in a house is at the top of the stair well. When heating is on warm air rises and if the loft is adequately insulated this warm air gathers at the highest point of the dwelling and the benefit is not felt by the occupants. The input air diffuser installed at that level is designed to mix with and redistribute this heat. Ceiling height in modern (ish) dwellings is approximately 2.4/2.5 metres anything above this could be described as a high ceiling.
I live in a single story bungalow, its a large L shaped property. Could 2 units be installed (at either end of property) but still be linked to 1 control unit?
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QI live in a single story bungalow, its a large L shaped property. Could 2 units be installed (at either end of property) but still be linked to 1 control unit?answer nowA Hello James Providing the loft is very well ventilated two units would not be counter efficient if both were located in (and drawing air from) the same loft void, however, we would suggest that your property would have to be very large to warrant two units. If the input can be located centrally, the pressure should move throughout the ground floor sufficiently to control condensation problems provided bathroom and kitchen extraction are working and efficient.
Hi, I have a couple of questions about the product:
1: Can it be wired into a lighting ring (I will be using an electrician, but just want to know in advance if it is suitable for a wiring ring or if it needs connecting to a mains ring)
2: Is there a maximum length of ducting that can be used?
3: Does this come with any sensors / controls or do you buy all the sensors / controls separately?
Thanks
Tim
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QHi, I have a couple of questions about the product: 1: Can it be wired into a lighting ring (I will be using an electrician, but just want to know in advance if it is suitable for a wiring ring or if it needs connecting to a mains ring) 2: Is there a maximum length of ducting that can be used? 3: Does this come with any sensors / controls or do you buy all the sensors / controls separately? Thanks Timanswer nowA Hello TimTo answer your questions in order:-The unit can be wired through a fused spur from the lighting circuit.It is supplied with 2 metres of flexible duct so that it can be hung from ceiling joists this is the recommended duct length though this can be cut down if required.The unit speed settings are accessible at the diffuser for programming and there are also separate control options:-2 way boost switch (QS45550)4 Way boost and heater control (45551)Relative Humidity Sensor (45552) and C02 Sensor (45553)
Hi i have a 2 bedroom 1 level cottage and one of the bedrooms seems to get mould on walls , the humidity level sometimes goes upto 70% but letting fresh air in drops below 60% will this unit solve if fitted in lounge as bedrooms are on either side ? Also how oftern do you need to change the filters as they seem a little costly. Or would it be best to use another prouduct.Thanks regards steve.
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QHi i have a 2 bedroom 1 level cottage and one of the bedrooms seems to get mould on walls , the humidity level sometimes goes upto 70% but letting fresh air in drops below 60% will this unit solve if fitted in lounge as bedrooms are on either side ? Also how oftern do you need to change the filters as they seem a little costly. Or would it be best to use another prouduct.Thanks regards steve.answer nowA Hello StephenThe suitability would depend largely on the height of your ceilings as the unit mixes the incoming air with warm air at this level. It is also best installed in a hallway where doors to several other rooms are located. You describe only one bedroom affected so does this mean there are no problems in any other room? If that is the case, perhaps a single room heat recovery ventilator may be a better option as it is guaranteed to control condensation and mould in any room in which it is installed.
The product description for this model straws: with optional sensors and controllers but i cant see anywhere what these are. The picture of optional controllers i assume cost extra. Can you clarify please?
I assume that for an extra £40 the link model has the capacity to connect to the optional products which can be purchased separately. Is that correct?
I apologise that i didnt find the product details clear.
Kind regards,
Mark
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QThe product description for this model straws: with optional sensors and controllers but i cant see anywhere what these are. The picture of optional controllers i assume cost extra. Can you clarify please? I assume that for an extra £40 the link model has the capacity to connect to the optional products which can be purchased separately. Is that correct? I apologise that i didnt find the product details clear. Kind regards, Markanswer nowA Hello AlanThere is a sequence of additional photos below the main picture on the link you sent and one of these is the range of control options.More details can be found using the following codes in the quick search bar:-manual boost switch - QS45550Manual boost and heater - QS45551Relative Humidity Sensor - QS45552CO2 Sensor - QS45554
Is the remote control hard wired and does it give the facility for variable flow rates.
What are the noise levels as my application is for our main bedroom i.e. will I hear it?
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QIs the remote control hard wired and does it give the facility for variable flow rates. What are the noise levels as my application is for our main bedroom i.e. will I hear it?answer nowA HI DenisThe unit description is that it is compatible with all of the remote control options and as far as I can see they are hard wired except the DRI ECO RM which is a monitoring device not a control.The speed setting is programmed from the input diffuser and usually set during installation, for remote speed control DRI ECO 2S switch has a boost option which will speed up the fan without reprogramming.The recommendation is for the unit to be suspended from rafters so motor noise should not be detectable on the lower settings.You mention the application is for the main bedroom, please note it is not a single room machine, the installation recommends the input diffuser is located centrally such as the top of the stairwell to take advantage of warm air convection the positive pressure will filter into all rooms from a central location. For further information click on the unit image to expand the page below the large image is a scroll of options, choose the last U tube option for an installation demonstration.
Nuaire Drimaster Eco Link Hall...
Original price was: £450.12.£376.00Current price is: £376.00.
Andrew Bussey (verified owner) –
Delivered when said .Fitted the weekend and so far has stopped the condensation on all my Windows.
CHRISTINE LATIMER (verified owner) –
Excellent customer service from Marc Gardham, I would highly recommend the Drymaster Eco Link Hall Contol unit to eliminate condensation it is whisper quiet and very easy to adjust the speed in the diffuser, it has completely eliminated condensation in my property and would recommend any one who has condensation problems in there home to purchase one of these units.