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Nuaire ECO MEV

Nuaire ECO MEV

SKU : ECO

Overview

The Nuaire ECO MEV is a centralised mechanical extract ventilation (MEV) system designed to efficiently extract air from multiple wet rooms in a property. Combining low-watt DC fan technology with AC supply and DC voltage, this unit offers high performance, energy efficiency, and quiet operation while maintaining compliance with current Part F & Part L Building Regulations.
£427.79 GBP Excl. VAT: £356.49 GBP

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Nuaire ECO MEV

Part Number

MEV-ECO – ECO
MEV-ECO-H – ECO with Humidity Sensor

The Nuaire ECO MEV is a centralised mechanical extract ventilation (MEV) system designed to efficiently extract air from multiple wet rooms in a property. Combining low-watt DC fan technology with AC supply and DC voltage, this unit offers high performance, energy efficiency, and quiet operation while maintaining compliance with current Part F & Part L Building Regulations.

Key Features

Powerful Centralised Extraction – Extracts air from multiple wet rooms in a property, ensuring optimal ventilation
Energy-Efficient DC Technology – Utilises the latest low-watt DC fans, reducing power consumption and running costs
Quiet Operation – Designed for low noise levels, making it ideal for residential applications
Compact Design – At only 125mm deep, the unit is space-saving and can deliver up to 100 l/s airflow
SAP Recognised – Meets the highest energy efficiency standards and is Part F & Part L compliant
Optional Humidity Sensor – The MEV-ECO-H model includes a built-in humidity sensor for automatic extraction control

Specifications

Part Numbers MEV-ECO (Standard) / MEV-ECO-H (With Humidity Sensor)
Depth 125mm
Airflow Capacity Up to 100 l/s
Fan Technology Low-Watt DC Fan with AC Supply & DC Voltage
Compliance SAP Recognised, Part F & Part L Building Regulations

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is a demand controlled MEV unit?

    A demand controlled MEV unit is a mechanical extract ventilation system that continuously removes stale or humid air from wet rooms, with ventilation levels adjusting based on demand, such as humidity or system controls.

  • How does an MEV system work?

    An MEV system extracts air from rooms such as bathrooms, kitchens and utility rooms. Fresh air is then drawn into the property through background ventilation, helping to support consistent airflow throughout the home.

  • Is MEV the same as MVHR?

    No, MEV extracts stale air from the property, while MVHR extracts stale air and also supplies fresh filtered air while recovering heat from the outgoing air.

  • Can MEV help with condensation?

    Yes, MEV can help reduce condensation by continuously removing humid air from wet rooms. However, condensation can also be affected by heating, insulation, airflow and overall property condition.

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