Brink Renovent Sky 150 Plus 19210064

Good points

150 m³/h

Left/Right applicable

Energy label A+

100% bypass

Brink Renovent Sky 150 Plus

Optimal and compact heat recovery with the Renovent Sky 150 Plus from Brink Climate Systems. This unit is special in its kind because it is only 20 cm high and at the same time extremely low-noise. The Brink Renovent Sky 150 owes this to the fact that it is equipped with a reduced internal resistance and slow-running fans.

The Plus version has additional connection options for accessories such as CO2 sensors or after-heating.

Like its big brothers in the Renovent Excellent series, the Brink Renovent Sky 150 Plus optimises the indoor climate, eliminating the risk of pathogens caused by polluted air. In addition, this balanced ventilation also saves energy due to its high efficiency heat recovery.

Compact but powerful Brink Renovent Sky 150 Plus

The Brink Renovent Sky 150 is therefore extremely suitable for smaller living spaces such as student flats and homes for the elderly where it is not possible to install a wall unit due to the lack of space. Nevertheless, this compact system has an air capacity of 150m3/h.

The Brink Renovent Sky 150 Plus is a Dutch device and can therefore only be set in Dutch.

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Category code	13
Suitable for wall mounting	Yes
Suitable for floor mounting	No
Max. air volume at 150 Pa	150 m³/h
With thermal overload protection	Yes
Electrical connection	Connecting cable with plug with protective contact
With digital display	No
Suitable for wireless remote control	Yes
Suitable for central heating boiler connection	No
With bypass	Yes
Nominal duct diameter (min)	125 mm
Nominal duct diameter (max)	125 mm
Residential connection, underside	No
Residential connection, left side	Yes
Residential connection, right side	Yes
Residential connection, top	No
Roof connection, side	Yes
Roof connection, top	No
Height	198 mm
Width	660 mm
Depth	1000 mm
Energy label	A+
Connection type	connection left right
With enthalpy exchanger	No
Plug type	Euro plug

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