Good points

Without pipe system
Ideal for restoration projects
Efficiency of 90%
Airflow up to 30 m3/h

Europlast decentralised MVHR unit 125 mm with switch

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 an MVHR system without having to install a whole new duct system in the house. They are therefore very suitable for existing buildings. Only one throughput is needed.

The air intake and exhaust take place in the same pipe 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 warmed up by this.

This MVHR unit is connected to the mains, just like the switch. With the switch, the unit can be switched on or off and in speed mode I or II. The productivity of the MVHR unit is 20 m3/h in speed I and 30 m3/h in speed II.

We recommend cleaning the filters 1x in 3 months with water. The regenerator should be cleaned 1x per year with a hoover, at the lowest setting. The system is made for continuous use, 365 days a year, 24 hours a day.

Brand	Europlast
Category	Europlast decentralised MVHR
GTIN	4750492023808
Manufacturer's item number	EER125S
Article number	19300181

Specifications

Air Flow	30 m³/h
Category code	118
Diameter	125
Frequency	50 Hz
Front width	165 mm
Front height	165 mm
Sound	22 dB, 31 dB
Built-in	Yes
Built-in depth	300 mm, 555 mm
IP protection class	IPX4
Colour	White
Housing material	Plastic
With movement sensor	No
With bypass	No
With odour sensor	No
With plug	No
With timer	No
With pull cord	No
With delayed start	No
With humidity sensor	No
Weight	1.9 kg
Switch	Yes
Switchable	Yes
Cable length	1.4 meter
Rotational speed	1700 p/m
Plug version	Europlug / Earthed plug
Power	1.8-3.4 W
Voltage	230 V
Shape	Square
Wall mounting	Yes

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Europlast decentralised MVHR - Manual

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