BUVA EcoStream WTW filter set ISO Coarse 65% house brand

Brand: BUVA

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RRP 54.31

41.82 -23%

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Delivery time: 9 working days

-1.3%

41.28

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BUVA EcoStream WTW Filter Set ISO Coarse 65% House Brand

2x WTW filter ISO Coarse 65%

The ISO Coarse 65% filter set from BUVA is designed for the EcoStream WTW. These original quality filters ensure optimal performance of your ventilation system and provide healthier, filtered indoor air. Also check the prices when purchasing 2, 5, or 10 pieces; the price is automatically reduced!

Which WTW systems are these filters suitable for?
The BUVA EcoStream WTW filter set Coarse 65% corresponds to BUVA WTW filters with the following article numbers:

2910010

Free Filter Service

Everyone deserves to breathe clean air. Checking/cleaning or replacing filters plays a crucial role in this. In practice, this is rarely given due attention. We do. Alongside your filter set order, you will also receive:

- Free quarterly reminders
- Personal (filter) offers
- Tips and tricks to extend the lifespan of your filters

Filter Class Comparison

You may have heard about the new ISO16890 filter classification. The old filter classes (G4, M6, F9, etc.) will gradually be phased out and replaced by the new standard. To avoid confusion and give you a clear overview, below is a table comparing the old filter classes with the new classification.

Filter Class

ISO Coarse

ISO ePM10

ISO ePM2.5

ISO ePM1

> 45 %

> 90 %

> 95 %

> 50 %

Brand	BUVA
Category	BUVA MVHR units
GTIN	08719162110695
Manufacturer's item number	2910010
Article number	19600002

Specifications

Category code	89
Unit	Set
Filter class ISO filter 1	ISO grof 65%
Filter class ISO filter 2	ISO grof 65%
Suitable for MVHR brand	BUVA
Suitable for MVHR type	EcoStream

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