Decentralized ventilation system
A breather for your room
Looking for a ventilation solution for one specific room? Minor renovation, but ventilation still top of the list? Struggling with damp or mold in the bathroom? A decentralized ventilation system enables you to improve the air quality in a single room in a demand-driven and effective way.
When to opt for a decentralized ventilation system
The main benefit of a decentralized ventilation system is how easy it is to install:
it gives you the chance to add a fully automated ventilation solution to your home without needing to strip too much out. Plug and play: it's that easy!
For existing homes
Bathroom fan broken, or simply need a more powerful and effective ventilation system? Ventilate your space without the need to strip anything out.
Small renovation projects
During minor renovations, having to fit ventilation ducts throughout your home is often not the ideal solution. A decentralized ventilation system is the solution.
Lack of space
No room in the floors or ceilings for a network of ventilation ducts? A decentralized ventilation system is a handy alternative.
Superior quality
Design, durability and quality go hand in hand at Renson®.
High-quality materials and durable technology for long-term user comfort.
The best quality in every aspect. That's how we guarantee durability.
Minimalist design extraction louvres
Perfect integration and subtle design of your ventilation system.
From window louvres to fans: sophisticated design for optimal integration.
Demand-driven and fully automated
Ventilation to suit the current air quality.
Breathe easy at all times thanks to demand-driven operation.
Ease of use and maintenance
Breathe freely and easily, without major maintenance tasks or complex controls.
Minimal maintenance and optimal ease of use for your everyday comfort.
Why a ventilation system matters
On average, we spend 90% of our time indoors, and the air quality inside is often poorer than it is outside. Counterintuitive as that sounds, this problem is quick to solve using an effective and reliable mechanical ventilation system. Your ventilation system extracts polluted, humid air and replaces it with fresh outdoor air to guarantee a healthy indoor climate, all year round.
The advantages of decentralized ventilation
A decentralized ventilation system enables you to significantly improve the air quality in one specific room without any major work. Damp issues in the bathroom, for example, can be instantly resolved by fitting a decentralized fan.
- Avoid needing to strip too much out with a decentralized ventilation system. Your system is ready to go as soon as the simple installation process is complete.
- This system without ventilation ducts is known for its quiet operation: no high air pressure moving through the ducts means more comfort for you.
- Decentralized ventilation is cheaper, and the quick installation process means it costs even less. In other words: it's an accessible solution with a major impact.
The downsides of decentralized ventilation
A decentralized ventilation system delivers an instant positive impact on the air quality in your room. The downside is that you do need a fan in every humid room. It is the ideal solution if you are unable to fit ducts towards a central unit. If a network of air ducts is an option, it should be noted that a centralized system is a quieter, more energy-efficient and robust solution.
Where can a decentralized ventilation system be installed?
Thanks to its easy installation method, decentralized ventilation can be fitted in just about every room — particularly in less obvious places.
In these more challenging settings, its best to keep a few pointers in mind.
Long, narrow rooms
- The airflow reach is limited in terms of distance
- Use two small units instead of one large unit
Rooms with a high or sloped ceiling
- Our large units are ideal for rooms with high ceilings
- In rooms with sloped ceilings, it's best to fit the units as high up as possible
Rooms with ceiling beams
- Ceiling beams can block the flow of air
- Take the positioning of the beams into account to find the ideal place for the unit
Centralized or decentralized ventilation?
Renovating multiple rooms and want to guarantee healthy air everywhere?
Our centralized ventilation system Healthbox 3.0 and Endura Delta systems also ventilate on the basis of the humidity level, CO2 and unpleasant odors — just like our decentralized Waves systems.
For various reasons, a centralized solution might be the better option for you.
Decentralized system
- One ventilation unit for every room
- For both newbuild and renovation projects.
- Slightly more noise
Centralized system
- One ventilation unit for multiple rooms
- For (complete) renovation or newbuild projects
- Quieter, more energy-efficient and more robust
How to maintain a decentralized ventilation system
If in your eyes, optimal living comfort goes hand in hand with minimal maintenance, you've come to the right place.
Our Waves decentralized ventilation system requires little or no maintenance. All you need to do is thoroughly clean the ducts every two years.
Renson®: more than 50 years of experience in ventilation
Good ventilation has become an increasingly hot topic over the past few years — and that's also reflected in the specific regulations and obligations when you build or renovate a home. Renson® has been putting its insights and dedicated knowhow in to practice for decades. For over 50 years, our team has been committed to healthy indoor air in your home. Breathe freely and without a care with a Renson® ventilation solution.
Any questions?
There's a lot to talk about when it comes to ventilation, and you may be left with certain questions.
We've put together a list of the most frequently asked questions for you, but if there's anything else you'd like to know, feel free to contact us.