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What MEV Ventilation Does Inside Your Home?
An MEV system uses one central fan unit, typically installed in your loft or a hallway cupboard. From there, ducting connects to extract points in each wet room, including bathrooms, kitchens, en-suites, and utility rooms.
The fan runs continuously at a low rate, gently drawing moisture-laden air out of these spaces. When humidity rises (during a shower or while cooking), the system automatically boosts extraction to clear the damp air faster.
Extracted air is vented outside through a single duct. Fresh replacement air enters your home through trickle vents, wall vents, or natural openings in the building fabric.
Unlike MVHR, which both extracts and supplies air through a heat exchanger, MEV only handles extraction. This means less ducting, a simpler installation, and a lower overall cost.
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Our MEV Product Range for Dublin Properties
We supply high-performance MEV units from trusted manufacturers, each selected for quiet operation, low energy consumption, and long-lasting reliability. A property survey is required before we recommend a specific unit, so the system is properly matched to your home.
Vent Axia Lo-Carbon Multivent MVDC-MS
A versatile, low-carbon MEV unit with multiple extraction points for homes with up to six wet rooms. Known for quiet operation and consistent airflow performance. Priced at €525.
House Extract Unit OZEO E ECOWATT 2
A humidity-sensing MEV unit that automatically adjusts extraction rates based on moisture levels in each room. Energy-efficient with demand-controlled operation. Priced at €600.
DucoBox Silent Connect MEV Unit
An ultra-quiet centralised MEV unit designed for minimal noise disruption. Compact design makes it suitable for installation in tight loft spaces or cupboards. Priced at €550.
All prices shown are for the unit only. Installation cost depends on your property layout, number of wet rooms, and ducting requirements. We will confirm the full price after a survey.
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Does MEV Meet Irish Building Regulations for New Homes?
Yes. Technical Guidance Document Part F (Ventilation) sets out Ireland’s requirements for adequate air quality in homes. MEV is classified as a System 3 ventilation strategy under these regulations, making it a compliant choice for new builds, self-builds, and major renovations.
For existing homes dealing with persistent condensation or mould, MEV can be retrofitted. A site survey is needed to confirm that your property is suitable and to plan the ducting layout.
You may also qualify for the SEAI Mechanical Ventilation Grant of up to €1,500. Eligibility depends on your property’s age (built and occupied before 2011), current BER rating (B3 or lower), and the improvements being carried out. Our team can advise you on the process.
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Five Reasons Dublin Homeowners Are Switching to MEV
MEV tackles condensation at the source, not just on the surface. These are the practical benefits our customers notice first.
Reduces Condensation and Mould
By continuously removing damp air from bathrooms and kitchens, MEV stops moisture from settling on cold surfaces. This is the most effective way to prevent condensation on windows and mould growth in corners, ceilings, and behind furniture.
One Quiet Fan Instead of Many
A single MEV unit replaces all the individual extractor fans in your wet rooms. Because the fan sits in the loft or a cupboard rather than on the wall, you will not hear it. No more loud fans switching on every time a bathroom light goes on.
Runs Automatically, No Switches Needed
Built-in humidity sensors detect when moisture levels rise and boost extraction automatically. The system manages itself. You do not need to remember to press switches or set timers.
Low Running Costs, Long Lifespan
Running one central fan is cheaper than powering several individual fans. MEV units are built for years of reliable daily use, and most standard models have no filters to replace.
Works With Your Existing Heating
MEV is compatible with any heating setup. Whether you have gas, oil, a heat pump, or solid fuel, the system works alongside it without interference.
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FAQ's
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What Is MEV Ventilation?
MEV stands for Mechanical Extract Ventilation. It is a whole-house system that uses a single central fan to continuously extract stale, damp air from wet rooms such as bathrooms, kitchens, and utility rooms. Fresh air enters through trickle vents or wall vents elsewhere in the home.
Is MEV Expensive to Run?
No. Running one low-energy central fan costs less than powering separate extractor fans in each wet room. Standard MEV units also have no filters to replace, keeping ongoing costs low.
Can MEV Be Installed in an Existing Home?
Yes, MEV can be retrofitted into existing properties. A site survey is needed to confirm suitability and plan the ducting. Our team can arrange this for you.
Does MEV Meet Irish Building Regulations?
Yes. MEV is recognised as a System 3 ventilation strategy under Technical Guidance Document Part F in Ireland. It is a compliant option for new builds, self-builds, and retrofits.
What Is the Difference Between MEV and MVHR?
MEV extracts stale air only. Fresh air enters through vents and natural openings. MVHR both extracts and supplies air, recovering heat from the outgoing air to warm the incoming supply. MVHR is more complex and typically more expensive. The right choice depends on your property and budget.
Do I Need Trickle Vents With an MEV System?
A source of incoming fresh air is needed for MEV to work properly. This is usually provided by trickle vents in windows or wall-mounted air inlets. We will advise on the best setup during your survey.
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A properly installed MEV system keeps your home free from condensation, mould, and stale air. VentSolve’s in-house team of certified technicians has helped homeowners across Dublin, Meath, Kildare, and Wicklow breathe easier with whole-house ventilation tailored to each property.
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