Decentralised MVHR unit Ø150 mm with pull cord and plug

Article number: 19300183

Brand: Europlast

Delivery time: 19 working days

RRP £403.57

£322.86

-20%

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Decentralised MVHR unit with pull cord and plug

Install this low-noise MVHR unit for a constant supply of fresh air with minimal heat loss. The system provides optimal efficient ventilation of a single room and can be placed in any room. It is an easy solution if you want a MVHR system without having to install a whole new duct system in the house. They are therefore very suitable for existing buildings. Only one duct is needed.

The air supply and exhaust take place in the same tube and are reversed every 70 seconds. The heat of the polluted, outflowing air is collected in the (ceramic) heat exchanger. Subsequently the fresh, incoming air is heated by this.

This MVHR unit is connected by means of a plug. The plug has a switch on it that allows the unit to be switched on and off (after a few seconds you will hear the fan start).
In addition, this unit is equipped with a pull cord with which the speed of the fan can be determined (position I or II). The productivity of the MVHR unit is 20 m3/h in position I and 30 m3/h in position II.
We recommend cleaning the filters with water once every 3 months. The regenerator should be cleaned 1x per year with a hoover at the lowest setting.
The system is designed for continuous use, 365 days a year, 24 hours a day.

Brand	Europlast
Category	Decentral MVHR europlast
GTIN	4750492023822
Manufacturer's item number	EER150WP
Article number	19300183

Specifications

Air Flow	53 m³/h
Diameter	150
Frequency	50 Hz
Front width	1900 mm
Front height	190 mm
Functionality	Pull cord and plug
Sound	19 Decibel
Sound	32 Decibel
IP protection class	IPX4
Built-in	Yes
Built-in depth	300 mm
Built-in depth	555 mm
Color	White
Housing material	Plastic
With odour sensor	No
With plug	Yes
With timer	No
With pull cord	Yes
With delayed start	No
With humidity sensor	No
Weight	2.37 kg
Switch	Yes
Switchable	Yes
Cable length	1.4 Meter
Rotational speed	1450 p/m
Plug version	Europlug / Earthed plug
Power	1.8-3.7 W
Voltage	230 V
Shape	Square
Wall mounting	Yes

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User Manual - Europlast Eextra EER Series

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Saving energy Tips to reduce your energy bills with good ventilation

Energy prices are skyrocketing, and decesion have to be made between eating or heating. It is time to make our homes more sustainable and thus save energy. In summer, our homes use less energy than in winter. In summer you are outside more often and the heating does not have to be switched on. In winter, we often keep the windows closed to keep the heat in, but unfortunately that is when the problems arise. There is no fresh air coming into our well insulated houses. The lack of fresh air leads to high CO2 levels, which in turn leads to various health complaints.

Felix Dijkmeijer
30-09-2022

Why ventilate? Why do you need ventilation?

Many people underestimate the power of good ventilation in the home, while continuously ventilating your home, office and business premises will benefit your health. Do you feel like you are starting to get tired, have poor concentration, get headaches or feel stuffy inside? Then it's time to get some fresh air. However, you do not need to go outside for this, this can be done simply by natural or mechanical ventilation in your home, school or office.

Felix Dijkmeijer
15-11-2021

Ventilation Systems MVHR or decentralised MVHR, which is which?

Good ventilation in your home is very important for your health. New-build houses in particular are increasingly well insulated these days; there is almost no more natural ventilation via grilles and gaps. Good insulation is good for energy saving, so how can you ventilate well and still save on energy? This can be done by using a heat recovery system (WTW), also known as a balance fan. In a new-build home, the necessary ducts can be laid throughout the house, which is very convenient. In an existing house, however, this is usually not (properly) possible. A decentralised heat recovery system (decentralised CHW) is the solution here. But what is the difference and when do you know which system is right for you? We are happy to explain