Quiet-Vent White Momentary Boost Switch

SKU : QV-BoostSw

Overview

The Quiet-Vent White Engraved Boost Switch is a momentary boost switch designed for enhancing the performance of ventilation systems. It allows users to temporarily increase the airflow to high levels, ensuring optimal ventilation in areas requiring more air circulation.

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Description

Quiet-Vent White Engraved Boost Switch

Part Number

1Gang Momentary Boost switch - QV-BoostSw

Product Overview

The Quiet-Vent White Engraved Boost Switch is a momentary boost switch designed for enhancing the performance of ventilation systems. It allows users to temporarily increase the airflow to high levels, ensuring optimal ventilation in areas requiring more air circulation.

Key Features

Momentary Switch – Press and hold for 1 second to activate
Adjustable Timer – Timer range of 1-30 minutes, adjustable on the MVHR unit
Compatible with MVHR Units – Works with units having an internal timer or external timer box (c-timer)
Boost Function – Temporarily boosts fan to high output levels for up to 30 minutes

Performance

Ensures high ventilation performance when needed
Allows easy and immediate adjustment of ventilation power

This boost switch is a practical solution to increase airflow during high-demand periods, improving the efficiency of your ventilation system.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are MVHR controllers and sensors used for?

MVHR controllers and sensors are used to manage how a ventilation system operates. They can help adjust fan speeds, activate boost modes or respond to humidity, occupancy or CO2 levels depending on the product.
Are MVHR controllers and sensors universal?

No, many controllers and sensors are designed for specific MVHR units or manufacturers. Always check compatibility before purchasing.
Can a CO2 or air quality sensor be added to an existing MVHR system?

Some MVHR systems support additional CO₂, humidity or air-quality sensors. Compatibility depends on the unit and its control system.
What's the difference between a wired and a wireless controller?

A wired controller connects directly to the ventilation unit, while a wireless controller communicates without a physical control cable. Available functions vary by system.
Can I control my MVHR system remotely or via an app?

Many modern MVHR units offer Wi-Fi or app control, but this depends on the model and may require an additional communication module.