The ventilation system operation guide mainly involves installation, use, maintenance and other aspects. The following is a detailed operation guide:

1. Installation

Choose the right ventilation system: Choose the right ventilation system based on your living environment and space layout. This includes considering factors such as system type (e.g. one-way flow, two-way flow, etc.), air volume requirements, filtration efficiency, etc.

Professional installation: Ask professionals to install it to ensure that the system is installed correctly and has good sealing to avoid problems such as air leakage and noise in the future.

2. Use

Turn on the system: Before use, make sure the ventilation system is properly installed and powered on.

Press the on/off button on the ventilation system controller to start the system.

Select mode: Select the appropriate operating mode according to your needs, such as intelligent mode, constant humidity mode, continuous mode, etc. The smart mode can automatically adjust the wind speed and air volume according to the indoor air quality; the constant humidity mode can keep the indoor humidity appropriate; the continuous mode is suitable for long-term operation to keep the indoor air fresh.

For systems that automatically adjust air volume, parameters such as filter time can be set through the up and down keys on the controller.

Adjust the air volume: According to the indoor environment and personal needs, adjust the air volume of the ventilation system in a timely manner. The air volume should not be too large or too small, so as not to affect the operating effect of the system and the living experience.

Keep the air inlets clear: Make sure the air inlets of the ventilation system are not blocked so that fresh air can enter the room smoothly.

3. Maintenance

Clean the filter regularly: The filter is an important part of the ventilation system and is responsible for filtering the air entering the room. After long-term use, dust and dirt will accumulate on the filter, affecting the purification efficiency. Therefore, the filter needs to be cleaned or replaced regularly. It is recommended to clean every quarter or every six months, and the cleaning cycle should be shortened in areas with severe haze.

When cleaning, you can remove the filter, rinse it with clean water or vacuum it with a vacuum cleaner, then dry it and reinstall it.

Check equipment: Regularly check whether all components of the ventilation system are intact, such as air inlets, filters, fans, ducts, etc. If problems are found, repair or replace parts in time.

Professional maintenance: It is recommended to carry out professional maintenance and upkeep at least once a year, including cleaning filters, checking fans, checking pipes, etc. Through professional maintenance, the performance and lifespan of the ventilation system can be ensured.

4. Precautions

Avoid frequent switching: Frequently switching the ventilation system on and off may affect the service life of internal components, so it is recommended to avoid starting or stopping the system frequently.

Pay attention to energy saving: On the premise of ensuring indoor air quality, try to choose energy-saving mode or reasonably adjust the temperature and humidity to reduce energy consumption and reduce the impact on the environment.

Prevent electric shock and leakage: When using the ventilation system, do not touch the power cord or equipment with wet hands, and do not place flammable items near the equipment to prevent safety hazards such as electric shock and fire.