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- 400 m³/h
- Left applicable
- Energy label A
- Thermal efficiency 80%
Brink Flair 400 4/0 left enthalpy MVHR unit
The Brink Flair 400 enthalpy is a highly efficient mechanical ventilation heat recovery unit with a thermal efficiency of more than 80%. The energy consumption of the Brink Flair 400 is up to 30% lower than comparable MVHR systems. The integrated control and the newly designed Flair fans ensure a constant flow of fresh air up to a capacity of 400m³/h. This enables the Brink Flair to ensure an optimal balance between thermal efficiency and energy consumption. The MVHR unit has an extensive range of operating options.
The Flair can be operated wirelessly in combination with the Brink Home. This means the Brink Flair 400 can be operated via the app on a smartphone or tablet.
With the installation wizard on the Brink Home app, the installation of the Flair 400 4/0 left is quick and easy. The entire process is described step by step, making it almost impossible to miss anything. In addition, the maintenance wizard provides assistance with maintenance and sends notifications when the filters need to be replaced. Very handy!
The Flair 400 4/0 enthalpy left comes with an automatic summer bypass and smart freeze protection as standard. What's more, the unit has an extremely low noise level and is the smallest size in its class. Next to that, the unit is equipped with an enthalpy exhanger.
The Brink MVHR Flair 400 4/0 enthalpy left is a Dutch device and can therefore only be set in Dutch.
The Flair 400 is the successor to the Brink Renovent Excellent 400 series. The Flair 400 features the following improvements on its predecessor:
- Latest communication options via smartphone/tablet app
- Most efficient MVHR unit on the British market
- The connection sleeves are fitted as standard with rubber rings for an airtight connection
- Modbus PCB as standard
- Thanks to the new condensate drain, now fitted with a ball-siphon as standard, it is almost impossible for connection errors to occur.
- USB connection for RF control
Version Brink Climate Systems MVHR Flair 400 4/0 enthalpy left:
The 400 stands for an airflow of 400m³/h
4/0 stands for 4 top and 0 bottom connections
Enthalpy means that the device contains an enthalpy exhanger
Left means that the dwelling connections are mounted on the left (supply and return).
In combination with the Brink Home, the Flair 400 can be operated via the Home app:
| Brand | Brink Climate Systems |
| Category | All MVHR units |
| GTIN | 8718391212989 |
| Manufacturer's item number | 431034 |
| Article number | 19120208 |
Specifications
| Category code | 13 |
| Suitable for wall mounting | Yes |
| Suitable for floor mounting | Yes |
| Max. air volume at 150 Pa | 400 m³/h |
| With thermal overload protection | Yes |
| Electrical connection | Connection cable with Europlug |
| With digital display | No |
| Suitable for wireless remote control | Yes |
| Suitable for central heating boiler connection | No |
| With bypass | Yes |
| Nominal duct diameter (min) | 180 mm |
| Nominal duct diameter (max) | 180 mm |
| Residential connection, underside | No |
| Residential connection, left side | No |
| Residential connection, right side | No |
| Residential connection, top | Yes |
| Roof connection, side | No |
| Roof connection, top | Yes |
| Height | 650 mm |
| Width | 750 mm |
| Depth | 560 mm |
| Energy label | A |
| Connection type | connections links |
| With enthalpy exchanger | Yes |
| Plug type | Euro plug |
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