Brink MVHR Renovent Excellent 400 4/0 right 19210058

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400 m³/h

Applicable on the right

Energy label A

100% bypass

Brink MVHR unit Renovent Excellent 400 4/0 right

A healthy indoor climate together with energy savings thanks to the installation of a Brink MVHR unit Renovent Excellent 400. This quiet MVHR unit ensures optimal heat recovery and is also the best-selling balance ventilation system. With a heat exchanger and reduced internal resistance, this Brink MVHR ventilation unit can be described as exceptionally quiet. This also achieves lower energy consumption.

For optimal regulation of heat recovery and air supply and extraction, the Brink MVHR unit for ventilation in your home is available in three different models, each of which meets the highest quality requirements. For example, you also have the option of the Brink MVHR Renovent Excellent 180 or 300 MVHR unit. Additionally, there is a choice of left and right version with different top connections depending on the model selected.

The Brink MVHR unit Renovent Excellent 400 4/0 right is a Dutch device and can therefore only be set in Dutch.

Version Brink MVHR 400 4/0 right

The 400 stands for an airflow of 400m³/h
4/0 stands for 4 top and 0 bottom connections
Right means that the dwelling connections are mounted at the rear (supply and return).

Important features of the Brink Renovent Excellent MVHR unit 400

• Complete with bypass
• High ventilation capacity of 400 m³/h
• Quiet
• Further reduced energy consumption
• Low energy consumption

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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	Connecting cable with plug with protective contact
With digital display	Yes
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	765 mm
Width	675 mm
Depth	564 mm
Energy label	A
Connection type	connection right
With enthalpy exchanger	No
Plug type	Euro plug

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