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WHY AN ENTHALPY EXCHANGER?

Ventilation means that a lot of dry air enters your home in winter. Under normal circumstances, moisture is removed along with the foul air. With an enthalpy exchanger, the moisture produced indoors that is created by washing, showering, cooking and breathing is not fully removed from the atmosphere; part of it is transferred to the clean air entering the dwelling. This helps prevent the air in your home from becoming excessively dry.

Particularly dry air indoors may imperceptibly cause, or aggravate, health problems. Low air humidity in your home may also create the conditions for respiratory complaints or a dry cough. Not just people, but also animals, plants and wooden floors, artworks and musical instruments may suffer due to dry air indoors. So it is very important not to entirely expel moisture produced indoors by cooking, washing and showering, for instance. An enthalpy exchanger ensures that a substantial portion of the moisture present is transferred to the filtered air that enters your home. This helps achieve the moisture balance in the air. In the summer months, if the outdoor temperature rises to levels that would be uncomfortable indoors, an enthalpy exchanger ensures that the relative humidity indoors does not rise too high. Heat and moist outdoor air are prevented from entering.

THE BENEFITS AT A GLANCE

• Heat and moisture recovery in a single exchanger
• Increased comfort, plus even more energy savings (25%)
• On average increased humidity of 3 - 5% in your home
• No need to drain condensation
• Integrated in the unit or available as an extra

The energy efficiency of heat recovery ventilation systems (HRV) is increasing, yet air exchange in the home costs energy. Sensors and switches are needed to provide an optimum balance between occupant demand and installation efficiency. The new wireless sensors, combined with a Flair HRV unit, now allow you to maintain excellent air in your home automatically. No matter if you are sitting on the couch at home, receiving visitors, taking a shower or spending time away from home, the ventilation setting is automatically adjusted to the current situation. This way you never ventilate too little or too much. This means ample fresh air at all times at the highest energy efficiency. Still prefer to take matters into your own hands? With the new wireless switches, you can. And all that with stylish switches and sensors that blend in with every interior.

Carefree ventilation with CO2 control
Excessive CO2 levels may cause concentration problems and headaches. Ventilation rate control based on the CO2 content in habitable rooms (living room and bedrooms) is often referred to as demand-controlled or demand flow ventilation.
Once the sensor measures a rising CO2 level in a room, the ventilation unit automatically replaces the indoor air with fresh air from outdoors, thus reducing CO2 levels. If the ventilation unit is controlled by one or more CO2 sensors, the air flow rate is based on the highest measured CO2 content.

RH control automatically prevents high humidity
RH means "Relative Humidity" and refers to the relative moisture content in the air. Excessive humidity may cause mould growth. As soon as the RH sensor detects a rapid humidity increase, the ventilation system switches to maximum ventilation mode to carry off the excess moisture. Therefore, an RH sensor is mainly used in humid areas such as the bathroom. When the relative humidity drops again, boost mode is maintained for another 30 minutes and then switches off.

The advantages at a glance

• Simple installation
• Modern design
• Fits all common brands of switchgear
• Switches both battery and mains operated
• Location flexibility
• Battery life at normal use: at least 2 years

RENOVENT SKY
HEAT RECOVERY VENTILATION (HRV) IN COMPACT PROPERTIES

THE UNIT
The Renovent Sky is available in ventilation capacities of 150, 200 and 300 (m3/h) and can be fitted to the wall or the ceiling. A Plus model is available in addition to the complete standard model. This has extra connection options for CO2 sensors and a post-heater. The Plus model also has a potential-free input and a 0-10 V input.

SILENT
The metal housing, slowly-rotating fan blades and the low internal resistance all contribute to the low noise level of the Renovent Sky. In addition to the usual flexible silencer, various silencer modules are available especially for the Renovent Sky 150 and 200. These modules are designed to have compact dimensions so that they can be fitted straight to the unit.

Enthalpy exchanger
In wintry conditions, the enthalpy exchanger ensures that a portion of the moisture in the extracted air is transferred to the dry outdoor air supply. This helps to prevent the indoor air drying out excessively. In addition to the model with a standard heat exchanger, the Renovent Sky 300 is available with an enthalpy exchanger. A great advantage of using a ventilation unit with enthalpy exchanger is that no condensation is created. This means that there is no need for a condensation drain. Particularly suited to renovation projects in existing properties, where the Renovent Sky is often used above a false ceiling due to its compact dimensions. The Renovent Sky 150/200 with enthalpy exchanger is available from mid-2025.

Complete range
A complete range of accessories is available for the Renovent Sky, such as the Air Control, 4 position switch, wireless switches and sensors, 2-zone demand-driven operation, Brink Home, air-quality sensors (CO2 and RH), Brink Connect (Modbus), filters, the Pure induct, silencers and various air-distribution systems.

The benefits in a glance

• Highly suited to compact properties due to the dimensions of the unit
  
• Energy-efficient and low-noise
• Also available with enthalpy exchanger
• Can be fitted to ceiling or wall
  
• 100% bypass

BIG NEWS!

WE REVEAL SOMETHING SMALL

The world is changing all the time. The housing market is under pressure and 'living' requires fresh thinking. This inspires us to find new solutions to today's challenges. Whoever you are, wherever you live.

WHY AN ENTHALPY EXCHANGER?

Ventilation means that a lot of dry air enters your home in winter. Under normal circumstances, moisture is removed along with the foul air. With an enthalpy exchanger, the moisture produced indoors that is created by washing, showering, cooking and breathing is not fully removed from the atmosphere; part of it is transferred to the clean air entering the dwelling. This helps prevent the air in your home from becoming excessively dry.

Particularly dry air indoors may imperceptibly cause, or aggravate, health problems. Low air humidity in your home may also create the conditions for respiratory complaints or a dry cough. Not just people, but also animals, plants and wooden floors, artworks and musical instruments may suffer due to dry air indoors. So it is very important not to entirely expel moisture produced indoors by cooking, washing and showering, for instance. An enthalpy exchanger ensures that a substantial portion of the moisture present is transferred to the filtered air that enters your home. This helps achieve the moisture balance in the air. In the summer months, if the outdoor temperature rises to levels that would be uncomfortable indoors, an enthalpy exchanger ensures that the relative humidity indoors does not rise too high. Heat and moist outdoor air are prevented from entering.

THE BENEFITS AT A GLANCE

• Heat and moisture recovery in a single exchanger
• Increased comfort, plus even more energy savings (25%)
• On average increased humidity of 3 - 5% in your home
• No need to drain condensation
• Integrated in the unit or available as an extra

The energy efficiency of heat recovery ventilation systems (HRV) is increasing, yet air exchange in the home costs energy. Sensors and switches are needed to provide an optimum balance between occupant demand and installation efficiency. The new wireless sensors, combined with a Flair HRV unit, now allow you to maintain excellent air in your home automatically. No matter if you are sitting on the couch at home, receiving visitors, taking a shower or spending time away from home, the ventilation setting is automatically adjusted to the current situation. This way you never ventilate too little or too much. This means ample fresh air at all times at the highest energy efficiency. Still prefer to take matters into your own hands? With the new wireless switches, you can. And all that with stylish switches and sensors that blend in with every interior.

Carefree ventilation with CO2 control
Excessive CO2 levels may cause concentration problems and headaches. Ventilation rate control based on the CO2 content in habitable rooms (living room and bedrooms) is often referred to as demand-controlled or demand flow ventilation.
Once the sensor measures a rising CO2 level in a room, the ventilation unit automatically replaces the indoor air with fresh air from outdoors, thus reducing CO2 levels. If the ventilation unit is controlled by one or more CO2 sensors, the air flow rate is based on the highest measured CO2 content.

RH control automatically prevents high humidity
RH means "Relative Humidity" and refers to the relative moisture content in the air. Excessive humidity may cause mould growth. As soon as the RH sensor detects a rapid humidity increase, the ventilation system switches to maximum ventilation mode to carry off the excess moisture. Therefore, an RH sensor is mainly used in humid areas such as the bathroom. When the relative humidity drops again, boost mode is maintained for another 30 minutes and then switches off.

The advantages at a glance

• Simple installation
• Modern design
• Fits all common brands of switchgear
• Switches both battery and mains operated
• Location flexibility
• Battery life at normal use: at least 2 years