Pecherski Lypky residential complex: Daikin ventilation, Carel humidification, and ducted air conditioning

Video: Design, installation, and commissioning of indoor climate systems in an apartment: a Daikin ventilation system rated at 800 m³/h with CO sensors, a 6 L Carel humidification system, and Daikin ducted multi-split air conditioning with concealed slot diffusers.

Photo 01: HVAC rough-in stage in an apartment at the Pecherski Lypky residential complex in Kyiv. Ventall routed the main ducts using high-quality foil thermal and acoustic insulation, eliminating condensation and keeping the system quiet. The photo clearly shows the prepared mounting points for future linear slot diffusers, allowing the ventilation and air-conditioning system to blend discreetly into the interior.

Photo 02: Ventall installation stage at the Pecherski Lypky residential complex in Kyiv. The photo shows a branched duct network with quality foil insulation and an installed indoor HVAC unit. This solution provides quieter operation and better energy efficiency, preparing the space for concealed linear diffusers and a stable apartment microclimate.

Photo 03: Rough-in stage by Ventall at the Pecherski Lypky residential complex in Kyiv. The photo captures installation of a large-section main duct on a reliable suspension system. The engineers used specialized black rubber thermal and acoustic insulation, the standard for high-quality HVAC systems, to eliminate condensation and minimize aerodynamic noise in the ceiling void.

Photo 04: Professional HVAC installation stage by Ventall at the Pecherski Lypky residential complex in Kyiv. The photo shows a complex system of main and secondary air ducts fully covered with foil thermal and acoustic insulation. This solution ensures energy-efficient operation, prevents condensation, and keeps ventilation and air conditioning quiet in the apartment.

Photo 05: Technical stage of HVAC installation by Ventall at the Pecherski Lypky residential complex in Kyiv. The photo shows an installed indoor unit, either a ducted fan coil or air-handling unit, and a network of main air ducts with reinforced foil insulation. This solution keeps the climate system quiet, prevents condensation in the ceiling void, and allows utilities to be integrated without losing ceiling height.