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Introduction to Residential Ventilation, 2024
CEU: 0.1 | CEU Code: PA-EN-135305-0324

Meeting the ventilation requirements of ASHRAE 62.2 and maintaining an energy efficient home means balancing the need for fresh outdoor air and the energy needed to condition it. In this course we will examine the ventilation requirements in ASHRAE 62.2, discuss how they can be met, and look at some solutions for energy efficient ventilating.

Learning Objectives

  • Recall the reasons for home ventilation.
  • List the ventilation fundamentals of ASHRAE 62.2-2010, ASHRAE 62.2-2013.and ASHRAE 62.2-2016.
  • Recall the difference between whole-building residential ventilation, intermittent whole-building ventilation, and spot ventilation.
  • Evaluate the differences in exhaust, supply, and balanced ventilation options to meet ASHRAE standards.
  • Compute the proper size of a residential ventilation system given the square footage and number of residents.
  • Recall some fundamental guidelines when installing ventilation systems.

Faculty BIO

Russell Pope is the Manager of the Product Management Team for Panasonic Eco Systems North America (PESNA). Russell has over 15 years of experience in the residential ventilation industry and genuinely enjoys his job with Panasonic and the opportunities it provides. Russell serves as the Chairman of the Board for the Home Ventilating Institute, is active on the Board of Directors for EEBA, is a participant in ASHRAE 62.2, ENERGY STAR, Department of Energy Programs, and Codes and Standards development.

Where residential ventilation used to be relatively simple when homes were leaky, it has become a rather complicated, yet extremely important consideration in occupied spaces. Building Scientists and the Department of Energy's Building America Program promote the use of energy recovery ventilators to achieve balanced ventilation". unless you want to pressurize or depressurize ' Panasonic can provide that solution as well.
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