Ecocent is typically installed in a utility room, garage, or basement where there's adequate airflow. It needs access to air to extract heat, and benefits from being in areas prone to moisture. It can also be ducted to draw air from other rooms if needed.

Yes, Ecocent is designed as a direct replacement for traditional hot water cylinders. It connects to your existing plumbing. The installation typically takes just one day.

Awaab's Law requires social landlords to address damp and mould hazards within strict timeframes. Ecocent helps comply by actively dehumidifying the property while providing efficient hot water - addressing a root cause of damp issues.