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Brink Flair 300 / 400 MVHR filter F7

1x Compact filter MP cardboard 500x245x22 mm F7

The Brink F7 filter is suitable for the Flair 300 or Flair 400 MVHR. This filter of the highest quality guarantees optimal functioning of the ventilation system and healthier, filtered indoor air.

Which MVHR systems are these filters suitable for?
The Brink Flair MVHR filter set F7 corresponds to the Brink MVHR filters with the following product codes:

535029 / 615799 / 615936

Free filter service

Everyone has the right to breathe clean air. Checking/cleaning or replacing filters plays an essential role in this. Virtually no attention is paid to this in practice. We do pay attention. As well as your order for your filter set, you will receive:

- Free reminder every three months
- Personal offers (e.g. filters)
- Tips and tricks for extending the life of your filters

Filter class comparison

You may have heard of it before: the new filter standard "ISO16890". The old filter classes (G4, M6, F9, etc.) will slowly disappear and be replaced by the new standard. To avoid ambiguities and make it clear for you, we have provided the diagram below where the old filter classes are compared with the new standard.

Filter class	ISO Coarse	ISO ePM10	ISO ePM2.5	ISO ePM1
G3	> 45 %	-	-	-
G4	> 90 %	-	-	-
M5	> 95 %	> 50 %	-	-
M6	> 95 %	> 60 %	50 - 60 %	-
F7	> 95 %	> 85 %	65 - 80 %	50 - 65 %
F8	> 95 %	> 90 %	> 80 %	65 - 80 %
F9	> 95 %	> 95 %	> 95 %	> 80 %

More information
Article – New regulations and standards for filters
Article – The effects of poor ventilation

Brand	Econox
Category	Brink Flair 300
GTIN	8718391205417
Manufacturer's item number	T02078
Article number	19120301

Specifications

Width	245 mm
Category code	89
Unit	per piece
Filter class	F7
Filter class ISO	ISO ePM1 50%
Filter type	MVHR filter
Suitable for MVHR brand	Brink
Suitable for MVHR type	Flair 300/400
Length	510 mm

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