Why does your ventilation treat every room the same, when every room is used differently?
Why does your ventilation treat every room the same, when every room is used differently?
AUTONOMOUS FRESH AIR DISTRIBUTION
ARDY is an easy-to-install system of smart air valves designed to automatically give each room the fresh air it needs. Using adaptive airflow control, it analyzes changing room conditions and continuously adjusts airflow throughout the home, helping maintain healthy indoor air quality. By easing off when full airflow isn’t needed, ARDY reduces the overall load on the ventilation system, lowering energy consumption and operating costs.
EVERYDAY SCENARIOS
Fresh air follows the family
When everyone is together in the living room, the home no longer needs the same ventilation everywhere.
Fresh air where you sleep
As the home settles for the night, more fresh air goes to the bedroom while the rest of the home needs less.
Morning starts in the kitchen. As the home wakes up, fresh air moves to the rooms that come to life first.
When nobody is home, ventilation eases off while the air stays healthy. The home draws only the airflow it needs, and nothing runs at full power for an empty house.
A home office with one person gradually builds up CO₂. Fresh air keeps flowing to the workspace through the day, so the room stays comfortable to work in.
When the children’s room fills with friends, the air is used up more quickly. Ventilation rises in that room while it is busy, then settles back as the activity quiets down.
SYSTEM INTELLIGENCE
The key features of ARDY are built around autonomous adaptive operation. Smart air valves continuously monitor the air in every room, while the control unit analyzes the data and adjusts ventilation to match changing demand throughout the home.
Spatial awareness
Knows the home room by room
ARDY treats every room as an individual space rather than the whole home as a single environment. Each room receives the airflow it needs based on its current conditions.
Real-room sensing
Reads the air you actually breathe
Sensors built into every smart air valve monitor the air in each room during normal operation. Instead of relying on measurements from a single fixed location, the control unit responds to actual conditions in every room.
Energy optimization
Works exactly as much as needed
ARDY matches ventilation to real demand. This reduces energy consumption, lowers operating costs, and can make lower-capacity heat recovery units suitable for the home.
Runs on its own
The control unit continuously analyzes changing conditions and adjusts both the smart air valves and, when needed, the ventilation system. Once installed, ARDY takes care of the rest.
How ARDY works
Monitor
Sensors inside every smart air valve continuously measure CO₂, humidity and VOC levels, while pressure sensors monitor airflow throughout the ventilation system.
Interpret
The ARDY control unit combines measurements from every valve with airflow balance, fan performance, and room priorities to build a complete picture of the home.
Adjust
The control unit continuously adjusts the smart air valves and, when needed, the ventilation system to match changing demand throughout the home. The ventilation system runs at full capacity only when needed.
Repeat
Every few seconds the cycle repeats, allowing fresh air to follow the changing life of the home.
Installation simplicity
The ARDY system consists of smart air valves and a control unit. It is built around your existing ventilation system without modifying the ductwork. The valves replace your existing ventilation grilles, so there’s no construction dust, no debris, and no damage to walls or ceilings. Your existing vent openings remain exactly as they are. The installer configures the system through the app, and the entire installation is typically completed within just a few hours.
ECONOMIC ADVANTAGES
ARDY helps reduce energy consumption by supplying only as much fresh air as the home actually needs.
ARDY makes it possible to use lower-capacity, more affordable heat recovery units.
ARDY can help reduce the cost of servicing the ventilation system, including the replacement of consumable filters.