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Brink Air 70 Plus (with mason RVS)

Brink Air 70 Plus (with mason RVS)
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Brink Air 70 Plus (with mason RVS)
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Brink Air 70

The Air 70 is the solution that combines all the features for ventilation with heat recovery in one compact unit. It is a very quiet decentralized unit, which does not require air ducts. This makes the Air 70 particularly suitable for ventilating standalone rooms. The unit can be fully integrated into the exterior wall and is very suitable for renovation applications, remodeling, or compact new-build homes due to its characteristics.

The Air 70 comes with a stainless steel wall grille, including a pre-heater. Any extension must be ordered separately; please refer to the accessories for this. You can easily order the extension for your wall thickness there.

Advantages:

  • Very low noise level
  • Certified according to European regulations EN13141-8
  • 100% bypass
  • Efficiency up to 92%
  • Very energy-efficient
  • Easy to install


Plus version

The Air 70 Plus version offers additional connection options for a CO2 sensor, humidity sensor, E-bus, Modbus, wireless control, and RJ for the 4-position switch.

Brand Brink Climate Systems
Category Brink decentralised MVHR
GTIN 8718391227129
Manufacturer's item number 450053
Article number 19211023

Specifications

Connection diameter 250 mm
App controllable No
Width 398 mm
Category code 83
Depth 600 mm
Digital display No
Wireless control No
Filter class EU 4 (G4)
Height 398 mm
Flow rate high at 100 Pa 70 m³/h
Flow rate high at 150 Pa 70 m³/h
Flow rate high at 200 Pa 70 m³/h
Flow rate high at 250 Pa 70 m³/h
Flow rate high at 300 Pa 70 m³/h
With bypass Yes
With built-in CO2-sensor No
With built-in temperature sensor Yes
With humidity sensor No
Mounting type Wall mount
Ceiling mounting No
Floor mounting No
Wall mounting Yes

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How important is healthy air quality at your workplace?
How important is healthy air quality at your workplace?
How important is good air quality in your workplace?Posted on 8-9-2021 by Anouk Wigchert We spend almost 90% of our time indoors, much of it at work. A healthy workplace seems obvious, but it's not. Whether you work at home, at the office or change work locations, healthy air quality contributes to people's productivity and absenteeism. In this blog, we'll tell you more about healthy air quality in your workplace.
  • Felix Dijkmeijer
  • 08-09-2021
Ventilating your home in winter + 5 tips
Ventilating your home in winter + 5 tips
Winter time has already arrived and the new lockdown measures have been introduced, which means we will spend much more time at home again. We often make the mistake of opening the heating in cold weather and closing the windows and grilles in the home, this causes a major deterioration in indoor air quality. Are you curious about how you can ensure that you achieve a healthy indoor climate in your own home in winter? Read on quickly!
  • Felix Dijkmeijer
  • 02-12-2021
MVHR or decentralised MVHR, which is which?
MVHR or decentralised MVHR, which is which?
Good ventilation in your home is very important for your health. New-build houses in particular are increasingly well insulated these days; there is almost no more natural ventilation via grilles and gaps. Good insulation is good for energy saving, so how can you ventilate well and still save on energy? This can be done by using a heat recovery system (WTW), also known as a balance fan. In a new-build home, the necessary ducts can be laid throughout the house, which is very convenient. In an existing house, however, this is usually not (properly) possible. A decentralised heat recovery system (decentralised CHW) is the solution here. But what is the difference and when do you know which system is right for you? We are happy to explain
  • Joris Smeur
  • 22-01-2021