Not properly sizing the system for the specific needs of the building or space.
Failing to properly maintain and clean the system, which can lead to decreased efficiency and increased energy costs.
Not considering the specific requirements of the building or space, such as humidity levels or air quality needs.
Not considering the cost and long-term maintenance requirements of the system.
Not properly sealing and insulating ductwork, which can lead to decreased efficiency and increased energy costs.
Not considering the compatibility of the system with existing HVAC equipment and infrastructure.
Not considering the noise levels of the system, which can be a concern in certain settings.

The the 7 biggest mistakes of selecting a heat recovery ventilation system