LUNOS is a leading German manufacturer of decentralized ventilation systems and heat recovery solutions for energy-efficient residential and commercial buildings.
LUNOS Lüftungstechnik GmbH & Co. KG is a Berlin-based market leader in decentralized home ventilation systems. With a strong focus on energy efficiency and indoor air quality, LUNOS develops and manufactures advanced ventilation solutions including the Silvento exhaust fans, the e² series with regenerative heat recovery, and the Nexxt decentralized ventilation units.
Designed for both new constructions and retrofits, LUNOS systems are known for their quiet operation, moisture control capabilities, and ease of installation. The company provides comprehensive airflow management components such as humidity sensors, WLAN modules, and facade-integrated elements like LUNOtherm, ensuring a comfortable living climate while minimizing heat loss.
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Condensation can occur when moisture from room air precipitates on colder surfaces, often due to high humidity levels from new construction, drying laundry, or showering. It is not a defect. To reduce it, ensure ventilation units are running, increase the volume flow if possible, and wipe the screen dry.
Filters should be replaced at the intervals specified in your specific product manual to maintain efficiency. Many LUNOS controls also feature a filter change indicator to alert you when maintenance is required.
No. Electrical connections for LUNOS ventilation systems must only be performed by authorized and qualified professionals in accordance with local safety regulations (e.g., VDE 0100).
The e² system uses a ceramic regenerative heat exchanger. The fan reverses direction every 70 seconds (or 50 seconds for short versions). In one phase, outgoing warm air heats the ceramic core; in the reverse phase, incoming fresh air absorbs that stored heat, ensuring energy-efficient ventilation.