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Single-family home certified Passivhaus Plus in Campos (Islas Baleares)

Areal overview of the single-family house in Mallorca
Case study
Spain

Single-family home certified Passivhaus Plus in Campos (Islas Baleares)

This Passivhaus Plus certified single-family house has a very low level of air infiltration, and an installed solar photovoltaic generator which generates about twice the energy consumed by the house in an average year.
Editorial Team

This single-family house located in Campos (Mallorca) is certified Passivhaus Plus. It has a timber structure with wood fibre insulation. It has a mechanical ventilation that recovers both heat and moisture, and it is certified Passivhaus component for hot climates. It also has a air-to-water heat pump which produced hot water.

Thermal envelope

Exterior wall: Outer walls is formed by 200 mm of wood fibre insulation between the structure and an additional 50mm on the interior cladding.
U-value = 0.151 W/(m2K)

Basement floor/floor slab: Concrete slab insulated with a 60mm XPS (Extruded Polystyrene)
U-value = 0.448 W/(m2K)

Roof: The roof has 240mm of wood fibre insulation between the structure and an additional 40mm on the exterior.
U-value = 0.191 W/(m2K)

Frame: U w-value = 1.59 W/(m2K)

Glazing: Double glazing: 44.GuardianSun_20_33.1
U g-value = 1.34 W/(m2K)
g -value = 41 %

PHPP values

Air tightness: n50 = 0.38/h
Javier Martinez Pan - Retrotec

Annual heating demand: 10 kWh /(m2a ) calculated according to PHPP.

PE demand (non-renewable Primary Energy): 82 kWh /(m2a ) on heating installation, domestic hot water, household electricity and auxiliary electricity calculated according to PHPP.

PER demand (renewable Primary Energy): 50 kWh /(m2a ) on heating installation, domestic hot water, household electricity and auxiliary electricity calculated according to PHP.

Geographic coverage
Local (city or municipality)
Original Author
Passive House Database
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