The New Panasonic WhisperComfort 60 ERV | Increased Air Control | Ken Nelson with @PanasonicUSA explains the benefits of the new Panasonic WhisperComfort 60 Energy Recovery Ventilator. This new product includes variable...
New Panasonic Dryer Booster Application | Easier Installation | Ken Nelson with @PanasonicUSA introduces the new dryer boost application with improved installation compared to the old model. The product includes a built-in...
New Panasonic Whisper Green Select | Motion and Humidity Control | Ken Nelson with @PanasonicUSA explains the features of the new Panasonic Whisper Green Select: flat panel light, enhanced control (humidity and motion),...
Ken Nelson joins us from Panasonic to answer this question left in the comments on this video:
“Great channel!
If I use one of these bad boys in an ~airtight cabin in climate zone 3 with one big room and one bathroom, what is your opinion on venting the bathroom?”
Ken Nelson joins us from Panasonic to answer this question left in the comments. “Any info on when that smart phone control is coming out?”
Energy Recovery Ventilators are a great way to get fresh air into your home without a significant energy penalty.
Yes- Panasonic DOORS. The company that has been providing great bath ventilation not is selling doors and hardware in North America. Apparently, they’ve been hiding them from us for 40 years. We met up with Patrick Rooney, Housing, Tools and Industrial Solutions at Panasonic at #IBS2022 and he gave us a full tour of their interior doors and hardware options.
An ERV is part of a complex HVAC system that manages air temperature, humidity and particulates in our built environment. An ERV is energy-efficient ventilation equipment that brings fresh air into the home while exhausting some of that “bad” or stale air out, in equal measure.
FV-0511VKS2; The WhisperGreen® Select™ Fan, 50-80-110 CFM, Multi-Speed has the features and design you need for 95% of the bathrooms designs.
Matt unboxes the FV-04VE1 and FV-WC04VE1 and talks about how each part works and design consideration for a future install.
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