Case Study 04 · Hyderabad Residential

3 BHK Apartment — Hyderabad, Under Construction

The most common InAir customer: a 3BHK apartment owner building in Kondapur or Gachibowli, asking whether to include a fresh air system during construction. This analysis documents a typical installation — airflow sizing, system cost, and what changes after day one.

InAir case study: 3 BHK Apartment — Hyderabad, Under Construction
350 m³/h
INA-MFQR-350 — ideal airflow
3 rooms
Bedrooms served with fresh air
800ppm
CO₂ target maintained all night
Project Parameters
LocationKondapur / Gachibowli, Hyderabad
Space3 BHK — 1,600 sq ft (150 m²)
Occupancy4 people (family of 4)
ASHRAE 62.162.5 L/s required → rounded to 350 m³/h
Recommended unitRevita INA-MFQR-350 (350 m³/h, 220V, 1-phase)
ClimateHot semi-arid · 42°C peak · 75% RH monsoon
What changes from Day 1
ParameterWithout InAirWith InAir ERV
Bedroom CO₂ at night1,200–2,000ppm (heavy, disrupted sleep)<800ppm (ASHRAE well-being zone)
PM2.5 indoorEquals or exceeds outdoor AQI95%+ reduction via MERV-13 / HEPA-13
Allergen loadRecirculated via AC — accumulatesContinuously diluted and exhausted
AC loadBaselineSlight reduction (pre-conditioned fresh air)
Audible noiseAC compressor and fan: 38–45dBInAir: 25–28dB — below perception threshold
Installation Summary
ItemDetail
System1 × INA-MFQR-350 (ceiling void) + flat duct to 3 bedrooms + living room
Installation phaseDuring false ceiling / MEP work — ducting routed cleanly before finish
Timeline10–12 days (runs parallel with AC and electrical fit-out)
Civil impact1 × 50mm external wall penetration. No wall hacking after civil finish.
Annual filter serviceMERV-13 / HEPA-13 replacement every 12–18 months based on Hyderabad AQI
The single most important time to install InAir is during construction — ducting adds <5% to false ceiling cost and is invisible post-handover.
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