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The Nuaire Drimaster ECO-LC is a loft-mounted Positive Input Ventilation (PIV) unit that supplies a continuous flow of fresh, filtered air into the home to combat condensation and black mould while improving indoor air quality.
The Loft Control (LC) model places all commissioning controls on the unit in the loft, deterring tampering and simplifying set-up. An internal temperature sensor automatically adjusts airflow, boosting when loft air is warmer and going to standby in very hot lofts, for comfort and low running costs.
A modern circular ceiling diffuser disperses air quietly and unobtrusively, filters have long service intervals, and the unit carries a 5-year warranty.
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✔️ Introduces tempered, filtered loft air continuously to dilute humidity and expel stale, moisture-laden air.
✔️ Prevents condensation on cold surfaces, reducing black mould growth, lingering odours, and damage to décor.
✔️ Set-and-forget loft-mounted controls stop tampering, ideal for rentals and managed properties requiring consistent ventilation.
✔️ Smart temperature logic boosts when loft is warmer, harvests free heat, and pauses during excessive warmth.
✔️ Discreet anti-draught diffuser, long-life filters with reminder, and five-year warranty for low-maintenance reliability and reassurance.
Nuaire Drimaster ECO-LC applies the Positive Input Ventilation principle by introducing tempered, filtered air from the loft at a gentle, continuous rate. This steady supply pushes stale, moisture-laden air out through natural leakage paths and existing extract points, diluting humidity from everyday activities such as cooking, bathing and drying clothes. By raising air quality and reducing surface moisture on cold walls and window reveals, the system helps prevent black mould and associated odours, protecting décor and building fabric while creating a fresher living environment.
The ECO-LC variant places all commissioning controls on the fan body in the loft, so settings remain secure once the installer has selected the appropriate airflow for the property. This locked-control approach is especially valuable in rented or managed homes, where occupant tampering can undermine performance. Day to day, the unit runs quietly in the background, delivering consistent ventilation without the need for user interaction.
An integral sensor continuously monitors loft temperature and adjusts operation to maximise comfort and efficiency. When the loft is warmer than the dwelling, the unit automatically boosts to harvest free heat. If loft temperatures climb too high, it switches to standby with no airflow to avoid overheating indoors. This adaptive logic maintains effective background ventilation with minimal energy use.
Supply air is delivered through a sleek circular ceiling diffuser that spreads airflow without draughts and blends discreetly with modern interiors. Long-life filters, supported by a change reminder, reduce maintenance demands for homeowners and landlords, helping the system perform reliably between service intervals.
Designed for bungalows and two-storey homes with loft spaces that suffer from condensation, the Drimaster ECO-LC combines robust build quality with straightforward specification. It is backed by a 5-year warranty, comprising 1 year parts and labour followed by 4 years parts only, giving added assurance of long-term performance.
Proven Condensation Control: Positive Input Ventilation steadily lowers indoor humidity, helping to cure existing condensation and prevent black mould, protecting finishes and improving comfort throughout the home.
Loft Control Commissioning: All settings are located on the unit in the loft so airflow can be matched to the dwelling and left protected from casual adjustment, ideal for tenanted and managed properties.
Intelligent Temperature Response: An integrated sensor boosts airflow when loft air is warmer (to utilise free warmth) and pauses operation in very hot lofts, balancing comfort and efficiency automatically.
Low-Energy Background Ventilation: Designed as a continuous, low-energy strategy that quietly delivers whole-home fresh air with negligible impact on running costs and day-to-day living.
Discreet Modern Diffuser: A sleek circular ceiling diffuser spreads air at low velocity to avoid draughts and integrates cleanly with contemporary interiors for an unobtrusive finish.
Long-Life Filters And Simple Maintenance: Long service intervals with a filter-change reminder keep maintenance minimal and predictable for homeowners and landlords.
5-Year Warranty Confidence: Supplied with a 5-year warranty (1-year Parts & Labour, 4 years Parts) for peace of mind and long-term value.
Whole-Home Air Quality Improvement: Continuous filtered supply air helps dilute everyday indoor pollutants and odours from cooking and bathing, supporting a healthier indoor environment.
Homes With Loft Spaces Experiencing Condensation: Bungalows and 2-storey houses with persistent window or wall condensation benefit from whole-home background ventilation without major ductwork changes.
Tenanted And Managed Properties: Loft-mounted controls discourage tampering, ensuring consistent performance across housing portfolios with straightforward, infrequent maintenance.
Retrofit Programmes And Refurbishments: Quick to install from the loft via a single ceiling diffuser, making it well-suited to retrofit ventilation upgrades aimed at improving IAQ and reducing moisture.
General Whole-House Background Ventilation: For dwellings needing a steady, filtered fresh-air supply to dilute humidity and everyday pollutants, delivering quieter, cleaner indoor conditions.
Before you begin, check that access to the loft is safe, the hatch is secure and you have good lighting. Lay temporary boards if needed so you’re not stepping on plasterboard. Wear eye protection and a dust mask when cutting the ceiling, and use gloves when handling insulation.
Treat all hidden services as live until proven otherwise; do not cut or screw into areas unless you’re certain there are no cables, pipes or flues. Never install the unit near hot flues or open combustion appliances, and do not obstruct fire barriers.
Keep the work area tidy, take frequent breaks in warm weather, and avoid working alone in the loft. Electrical connection must be completed by a qualified electrician.
Choose a central ceiling position for the diffuser, typically on the landing or central hallway, so fresh air can spread evenly through the home. From the loft, check there is a clear space between joists for the circular diffuser opening and that you can route a short, smooth run of flexible duct from the fan to that opening without tight bends.
Identify a hanging point for the fan where it can be suspended from roof timbers, with clear air around the inlets and space to access the filter in future. Plan where the local isolator (switched fused spur) will be installed; your electrician will advise and make this connection. Clear insulation away from the chosen locations so you can work cleanly.
This unit is designed for homes with a loft. It supplies filtered air from the loft into the landing below; it is not an extract fan and should not be ducted outdoors or into a closed void. Keep the flexible duct run as short and straight as possible and make joints airtight to keep the system quiet and efficient.
Controls are on the unit in the loft by design, so once set they aren’t easily tampered with. The fan monitors loft temperature automatically; do not locate it against hot surfaces that could cause frequent standby.
Make The Area Safe: Switch off power at the consumer unit for any circuits you might encounter and confirm your work zone is clear of live cables and pipes. Arrange with your electrician how and where the fan will be connected later, but do not attempt the wiring yourself.
Mark The Diffuser Position: From the landing, find joists with a detector and mark the centre point between them. Pilot through the ceiling to confirm the spot from above, then draw the circular cut line in the loft.
Cut The Ceiling Opening: Carefully cut the circular hole on your marked line and clean the edge. Offer the diffuser into place so the face sits flush and square. Do not pack insulation tight around the diffuser body; leave a little air space to avoid blocking the outlet.
Hang The Fan Unit: Suspend the fan so the two external filter sleeves have free air all around them. Do not rest the unit on insulation and don’t pack insulation against the filters, keep them clear so the unit can draw air evenly from the loft space.
Fit The Flexible Duct: Push the duct fully over the fan outlet spigot and tighten the supplied tie or clamp so it’s airtight. Do the same at the diffuser spigot. Route the duct with gentle curves, avoiding kinks, compression or sharp edges, and keep it as short as practicable.
Provide The Power Point And Connect: Fix the power module or bracket on a nearby timber. Your qualified electrician should now install the isolator, make the fixed wiring connection to the module and connect the unit. Ask them to test for safety before energising.
Commission The Airflow: With power restored, your electrician will set the airflow on the unit’s controls to suit the property. Check at the diffuser for a gentle, even flow of air. The unit will automatically boost when the loft is warmer than the home and pause if the loft gets very hot.
Finish Neatly: Seal around the diffuser trim if required, tidy the loft, ensure insulation is not blocking the unit inlets, and confirm the loft hatch closes well with good draught-sealing.
Once running, the system provides a steady supply of filtered, fresh air to dilute humidity and everyday pollutants. For best results, keep internal doors ajar where practical so air can circulate.
Don’t cover or obstruct the ceiling diffuser. You don’t need to adjust anything day to day; the unit looks after its own temperature response.
The Drimaster ECO-LC uses external filter sleeves that slide over the intake stubs on each side of the fan housing. Under normal domestic conditions, replace both filters every 5 years; in dusty environments (near busy roads, pets, renovation work) inspect annually and replace sooner if visibly dirty or compressed.
Replacement procedure (loft access only): isolate power at the local spur; ensure safe footing and lighting; gently ease off the retaining bands/caps and slide off both filter sleeves; wipe the plastic stubs with a clean, dry cloth; fit the new Drimaster Replacement Filters (one per side) so they sit square and fully home; refit the retainers; restore power.
If your unit has a filter reminder, reset it after fitting. Avoid washing or blowing out the sleeves, replacement restores performance and avoids damage to the media.
If you notice reduced airflow at the diffuser, first check that the ceiling grille isn’t clogged with dust; a light vacuum or soft brush usually restores it. In the loft, ensure the duct hasn’t kinked, collapsed or come loose at either spigot, and that insulation isn’t blocking the fan’s inlets.
If airflow feels reduced at the diffuser or you notice a return of condensation, check first that the external filters aren’t clogged, crushed by insulation, or damp. Clear insulation away from the filters, renew them if they’re loaded, and confirm the duct has no kinks. Unusual noise often means the unit is touching insulation or the duct isn’t secured—re-hang the unit so it’s free-swinging and re-tie the duct.
If the unit appears to pause during very hot weather, that can be normal, the temperature control protects comfort by waiting until loft conditions are suitable.
A musty smell returning or persistent condensation often points to a blocked filter or obstructed duct; replace the filter and re-check the duct route.
Unusual noise typically means something is touching the casing or duct, clear nearby insulation, re-hang the unit so it’s free-swinging, and confirm ties are tight so the duct isn’t flapping.
If the unit doesn’t run at all, check the loft spur is on, the fuse hasn’t blown and a circuit breaker hasn’t tripped; if power is present but the unit won’t start, contact your electrician or our Technical Department for support.
Leave the airflow setting as commissioned, keep the diffuser clear and plan your Drimaster Replacement Filter every 5 years (or sooner in dusty conditions).
Pair the system with sensible habits, use kitchen and bathroom extract fans, keep trickle vents open, and heat the home steadily in colder weather, to maximise condensation control and indoor air quality.
If you’re unsure about anything, your electrician or installer can review the set-up during routine electrical checks.
A) The Nuaire Drimaster ECO-LC is a loft mounted Positive Input Ventilation unit that delivers a gentle, continuous supply of filtered air from the loft into the dwelling below. By introducing tempered, clean air at a steady rate, the unit dilutes humidity and stale pollutants generated by daily life, then pushes them out through background leakage paths and existing extract points. This slow, consistent replacement of indoor air helps prevent surfaces from reaching dew point, so condensation and the black mould that feeds on it are far less likely to appear. The ECO-LC variant places all commissioning controls on the fan in the loft, so settings are selected during installation and then left alone. An internal temperature sensor adapts the airflow, boosting when loft air is warmer than the home to capture free heat, and pausing in very hot loft conditions to protect comfort and running costs.
A) Condensation forms when warm, moisture laden air meets cold surfaces, for example at window reveals and cold external walls. The Nuaire Drimaster ECO-LC steadily reduces indoor humidity by supplying filtered air at low velocity into a central area, often the landing. That fresh input gently raises internal surface temperatures and continuously dilutes moisture from cooking, bathing and drying clothes. As humidity falls, surfaces are less likely to reach dew point, so water droplets stop forming and black mould loses the damp habitat it needs. Because the process is constant rather than intermittent, the building fabric stays drier, decorative finishes last longer, and musty odours recede. The effect is whole home and background, so kitchens and bathrooms still benefit from their own extract, but the general level of moisture across rooms, hallways and bedrooms is stabilised by the PIV airflow from the ECO-LC.
A) The Nuaire Drimaster ECO-LC is designed for homes that have a loft space from which the unit can draw and temper supply air. It is widely specified for bungalows and two storey houses with a central landing, particularly where persistent condensation has affected windows, external corners and ceiling perimeters. It suits both owner occupied homes and managed housing, since the controls are located in the loft to deter casual adjustment. The system is a strong fit for refurbishment and retrofit programmes, because it usually requires only a single circular ceiling diffuser and a short length of duct, with no complex extract ductwork. Flats without a conventional loft, properties with open flues in the loft, or homes where the loft air is heavily contaminated are not appropriate without specific design measures. In typical suitable dwellings, the ECO-LC provides reliable, low energy background ventilation.
A) Loft Control refers to the placement of all commissioning controls on the fan body in the loft, rather than on a hallway controller. During installation the airflow is set to match the dwelling, then access is closed and the settings are effectively protected from casual tampering. This arrangement is especially valuable in tenanted and managed stock, where maintaining consistent performance across many homes depends on settings remaining stable. It also simplifies the appearance indoors, since only a neat circular diffuser is visible on the ceiling. If adjustments are needed later, for example after significant insulation upgrades, the installer or maintenance provider can access the loft, review filter condition, confirm duct integrity and revise settings in one visit. The result is a set and forget approach, with dependable background ventilation and minimal user intervention day to day.
A) Inside the Nuaire Drimaster ECO-LC there is a temperature sensor that monitors loft air. When the loft is warmer than the home, the unit automatically increases airflow to harvest that free warmth and distribute it gently through the property, which improves comfort without increasing energy demand. If the loft temperature rises to very high levels in summer, the unit goes to standby to avoid introducing hot air that would compromise comfort. When conditions return to normal, the unit resumes its background supply automatically. This adaptive behaviour means the ECO-LC delivers effective ventilation with very low running costs across the seasons, while avoiding unwanted draughts or heat gain. The logic works without any day to day user input, so households benefit from better air quality and calmer humidity levels with no need to adjust controls.
A) The Nuaire Drimaster ECO-LC delivers air through a modern circular ceiling diffuser that is shaped to spread the incoming air across the ceiling at low velocity. This distribution pattern mixes the supply with room air very gently, so occupants feel fresher conditions without noticeable draughts in normal operation. The diffuser sits neatly and unobtrusively on the landing or central hallway ceiling, often blending with other ceiling fixtures. Because the diffuser is the only visible part indoors, it avoids visual clutter and simplifies cleaning, a light vacuum or soft brush is typically all that is required to keep the grille free of dust. Correct positioning during installation, usually central to the circulation space, helps the whole home benefit from the supply and contributes to the calm, even background ventilation that defines the ECO-LC system.
A) The Nuaire Drimaster ECO-LC uses long life filters on the loft mounted fan unit to protect both the home and the motor. Under standard domestic conditions, the filters are typically replaced every five years, which keeps maintenance simple and predictable. In dustier homes, for example those near busy roads, with pets, or undergoing renovation, an annual visual check is sensible and replacement can be brought forward if the filter looks heavily loaded. The change process is straightforward, isolate power at the local spur, swap the filters like for like using the correct kit for this model, refit the cover, then restore power. If an optional carbon or NOx accessory kit has been added, expect to renew those carbon elements more frequently, often around two years, to maintain their specific adsorption performance.
A) The Nuaire Drimaster ECO-LC is designed as a low energy background ventilation strategy. It runs continuously at modest airflow, which is more efficient than a stop start approach that chases humidity spikes. The adaptive temperature response reduces unnecessary operation in very hot lofts and boosts helpfully when gentle free warmth is available. In practice, this combination keeps electricity demand low while delivering a noticeable improvement in humidity control and indoor air quality. There is no separate heater in the ECO-LC, so energy use relates primarily to the efficient fan motor. Real world running costs are modest compared with the cost of redecorating due to mould damage or the health impact of poor air quality. Well sealed duct connections, a short and straight duct route and clean filters all help to keep the system operating quietly and efficiently.
A) Installation is carried out from the loft. The installer selects a central diffuser position, often on the landing ceiling between joists, cuts the circular opening and fits the diffuser so it sits flush. The fan unit is hung from a suitable roof timber using straps or cord, leaving clear air around the inlets and space for future filter access. A short length of flexible duct connects the fan outlet to the diffuser spigot, routed with gentle curves and kept as short and straight as practicable to minimise resistance and noise. Joints are secured airtight. A qualified electrician provides a switched fused spur close to the unit, makes the fixed wiring connection and then commissions the airflow to suit the property. Insulation should not be packed tightly around the diffuser or against the fan body, and the unit must be kept away from hot flues and open combustion appliances.
A) The Nuaire Drimaster ECO-LC is intentionally configured so that all settings are on the fan body in the loft. This arrangement prevents casual adjustment by occupants and supports consistent performance in both private and rented homes. Day to day there is nothing for residents to manage, the unit monitors loft temperature and adapts automatically. If at any point the property undergoes significant changes, for example deep insulation upgrades or major alterations to internal doors that affect airflow, the installer or maintenance provider can revisit the loft to review settings, check filter condition and confirm duct integrity. Keeping controls out of reach is particularly beneficial for landlords and housing managers, since it reduces call backs caused by inadvertent tampering while ensuring the system continues to tackle condensation as intended.
A) Routine care for the Nuaire Drimaster ECO-LC is minimal. Homeowners can keep the ceiling diffuser grille clear with a soft brush or vacuum and ensure it is not obstructed by furniture or decorations. The key scheduled task is filter replacement, typically every five years under normal conditions, which is carried out in the loft. Isolate power at the local spur, open the unit, remove the used elements, install genuine replacements for this model, refit the cover and restore power. Where an optional carbon or NOx accessory kit is fitted, those elements usually require more frequent renewal to stay effective. Any electrical work or commissioning adjustments should be handled by a qualified electrician or competent installer. A short annual visual check of the duct for kinks and the unit for clear inlets helps keep airflow steady and noise low.
A) The Nuaire Drimaster ECO-LC can be paired with optional accessories where specific local air quality concerns exist. Carbon based elements are commonly used to help adsorb certain odours, and some kits target nitrogen oxides where traffic related pollution is a concern. These accessories are added in addition to the standard filter, they do not replace good siting practice or negate the need for regular filter changes. Carbon elements have a finite adsorption capacity, so they typically require renewal more often than the main filter, often around two years depending on exposure. When considering accessories, discuss the local context with your installer, as the baseline performance of the ECO-LC already delivers a substantial improvement in indoor air quality by diluting internally generated pollutants, moisture and odours through a continuous supply of filtered air.
A) The Nuaire Drimaster ECO-LC is intended for dwellings with an accessible loft space from which it can draw supply air. It is not suitable for flats without lofts unless a different PIV configuration is specified. The unit should not be positioned near hot flues, open combustion appliances or in contaminated loft spaces, and it must not be ducted to the outside or into sealed voids, since it is a supply device rather than an extract fan. The ECO-LC is a background system, so kitchens and bathrooms still require their own extract fans for local capture. Very severe damp caused by building defects, for example active leaks or uninsulated cold bridges, will need fabric repairs as well as ventilation. Correct installation is essential, short, straight ducting and airtight joints help achieve the quiet, efficient operation the product is designed to deliver.
A) The Nuaire Drimaster ECO-LC complements, rather than replaces, local extract and sensible heating practices. Keep kitchen and bathroom extract fans in good working order, use them during and after moisture producing activities, and leave door undercuts or trickle vents open so replacement air can move through the home. Heat rooms steadily in colder weather to reduce cold surface risks, since warmer surfaces are less likely to attract condensation. The ECO-LC will provide a continuous baseline of filtered air that dilutes humidity across the dwelling, while extract fans remove peaks at source. This combined approach is highly effective, the steady PIV supply stabilises overall humidity and air quality, and local extract maintains control in moisture heavy spaces. Occupants do not need to adjust the ECO-LC, they simply live with doors slightly ajar where practical and avoid blocking the diffuser.
A) The Nuaire Drimaster ECO-LC carries a five year warranty that is typically structured as one year parts and labour, followed by four years parts only. This reflects the robust build and the low stress nature of continuous background operation. Warranty terms require correct installation and use of genuine replacement parts, particularly filters, and any electrical work should be carried out by a qualified professional. In everyday use the unit is designed to be set and forget, with long filter life and adaptive temperature control to minimise unnecessary running. Many housing providers choose the ECO-LC because of this combination of low maintenance, simple ownership and proven performance for condensation control. Keeping records of installation and filter changes helps support any future warranty queries and ensures the system remains in good order.
A) During commissioning the installer selects an airflow setting on the Nuaire Drimaster ECO-LC that suits the size and layout of the dwelling. The goal is a gentle, even supply that steadily dilutes moisture and pollutants without draughts or undue noise. A central diffuser position helps distribution to bedrooms and living areas, and door undercuts or slightly ajar doors allow air to move room to room. The built in temperature sensor then trims the chosen baseline, boosting when loft air is warmer and pausing in very hot lofts. Correct commissioning is vital, an overly low setting may not control humidity effectively, while a needlessly high setting could cause unnecessary energy use or perception of airflow. Because the controls are in the loft, once the optimal setting is found it remains consistent, which is particularly helpful in managed properties.
A) If you notice reduced airflow at the diffuser, first vacuum or lightly brush the grille to remove dust. In the loft, check the flexible duct has not kinked or collapsed and that ties or clamps are tight on the spigots. Confirm insulation is not pushed against the unit inlets and that the fan is still freely suspended rather than resting on insulation. If musty odours or condensation return, consider the filter, a blocked element restricts flow, replace it if heavily loaded. Unusual noise often indicates something touching the casing or duct, clear nearby insulation and rehang the unit so it is free. In very hot weather the unit may pause, this can be normal as part of the temperature logic. If the unit does not run at all, check the switched fused spur, the fuse and the consumer unit, then call your electrician or supplier if power is present but the unit remains inactive.
A) Working in a loft requires sensible precautions. Ensure the loft hatch is secure, the access ladder is stable and the workspace is well lit. Lay temporary boards if needed so you are not stepping on plasterboard, and treat hidden services as live until proven otherwise. Wear eye protection and a dust mask when cutting the ceiling, and gloves when handling insulation. Keep clear of hot flues and never compromise fire barriers. Electrical connection must be completed by a qualified electrician who will install a local isolator and complete testing before energising the unit. During warm weather, take regular breaks and avoid working alone. Good preparation, safe access and tidy workmanship will deliver a quiet, efficient installation that is easy to maintain in future.
A) Yes. The Nuaire Drimaster ECO-LC continuously introduces filtered air that dilutes not only humidity but also everyday indoor pollutants and odours, for example cooking smells, cleaning product residues and human bioeffluents. By steadily pushing stale air out through natural leakage paths and extract points, the unit helps maintain fresher conditions across rooms, which many occupants experience as a reduction in stuffiness and a calmer indoor environment. Filters protect against loft dust and debris entering the home, and optional carbon accessories can be considered where specific odour or traffic related concerns exist. The result is a whole house background improvement that complements good habits, use kitchen and bathroom extracts, keep trickle vents open, and heat steadily in cold weather. Together, these measures support healthier, drier, more comfortable homes with less damage to décor and fabric.
A) Keep the flexible duct run as short and straight as possible, avoid kinks or compression, and make all joints airtight to maintain quiet, efficient delivery. Position the unit away from hot flues and in a location with clear air around the inlets, and leave space for future filter access. Do not pack insulation tightly around the diffuser or the fan body. The ECO-LC is a supply unit, do not attempt to duct it outdoors or into closed voids, and do not rely on it to extract moisture at the point of generation, kitchens and bathrooms still need their own fans. Commission airflow to suit the dwelling and leave the settings protected in the loft. If the property fabric has defects that create cold bridges or leaks, address those issues alongside the PIV installation for the best outcome.
A) Leave the airflow setting as commissioned and keep internal doors slightly ajar where practical so air can circulate from the landing to bedrooms and living spaces. Do not cover or obstruct the circular ceiling diffuser. Use kitchen and bathroom extract fans during and after moisture producing activities, and keep trickle vents open to aid the gentle through movement encouraged by the PIV. Heat rooms steadily in colder weather to support warmer surface temperatures and reduce condensation risk. Plan to replace the filter roughly every five years, or sooner in dusty environments, and give the ceiling grille a light clean if dust accumulates. These simple actions complement the continuous background ventilation provided by the Nuaire Drimaster ECO-LC, helping the system maintain low humidity and fresher air with minimal intervention or running cost.
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