Hoval BG02 - Safety Instructions

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Liability
Liability
• Chapter 4 "Intended use" lists the possible
applications for the HomeVent
®
comfort ventila-
tion unit. Any other use is deemed to be impro-
per use and can lead to injury to persons or
damage to the comfort ventilation unit. The
manufacturer cannot be held liable for any
such damage.
• The manufacturer accepts no liability for
damage resulting from:
- failure to observe the safety, operating and
maintenance instructions contained in this
operating manual.
- performance of work on the unit not descri-
bed in this manual and not expressly
approved by the manufacturer.
- installationofspareparts(includinglters)
not supplied by the manufacturer.
- normal wear.
• The general business terms and conditions of
Hoval apply. See
- www.hoval.ch
- www.hoval.de
- www.hoval.at
- www.hoval.it
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Safety instructions
In the event of danger!
Switch the unit off and cut off the power supply.
In the event of contamination of the fresh air with hazardous sub-
stances!
Switch the unit off for as long as the danger persists and perform clea-
ning if necessary.
In the event of a  re!
Switch the unit off.
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How does the HomeVent
®
comfort ventilation unit work?
The solution for single-family homes.
Bathroom,
WC
Bedroom
Technical
features
HomeVent
®
Fig. 1: Comfort ventilation system
Living
room
Kitchen
Supply air
Fresh air
Extract air
Exhaust air
The HomeVent
®
draws off spent air from the rooms
and conveys fresh air into the house. The rotary
heat exchanger transfers the heat energy from the
extract air to the incoming supply air in a controlled
manner. This recovers valuable heating energy
which is lost if you ventilate by opening windows. If
required, the HomeVent
®
can also recover the
moisture in the extract air. This means that fresh
supply air in the desired quantity, prewarmed and if
requiredhumidied,owsintotherooms.Freshair
freedfrompollenanddustowsthroughthehouse
from the bedrooms and living areas and is drawn
off via the kitchen and sanitary rooms. The spent
air and any unpleasant odours are routed directly
into the open via the exhaust air duct.