Brink launches new MVHR unit with range of features

Brink launches new MVHR unit with range of features

Leading mechanical ventilation with heat recovery (MVHR) manufacturer Brink Climate Systems has launched a new high efficiency MVHR unit, the Flair 325. According to the Dutch company, the new range comes with some exciting new technologies to boost efficiency, ensure correct ventilation rates and enable easy operation.

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The new unit includes highly efficient EC constant-flow fans, fitted with rotating vane anemometers; TFT colour touch-screen for easy programming; 100% bypass of the heat exchanger when in summer bypass mode; guided vanes for equal airflow over the whole heat exchanger; a new condensate connection, with special ball syphon included; and a pre-heater with a larger surface and new aerodynamic design.

Brink has used constant flow fans in MVHR units since 1990, employing software that monitors changes to airflow in a system. This adjusts the fan speeds accordingly, ensuring that the dwelling is ventilated at the correct rate, with the fans working at optimum efficiency and airflows equally balanced.

The unique design of the constant flow fans in the Flair 325 MVHR unit have been manufactured to Brink’s specifications and provide an even more accurate control of the airflow. This is achieved using an anemometer fitted to the discharge tube of each fan that enables a fast and very precise response to airflow requirements.

The integrated digital programmer enables a system to be commissioned easily with balanced airflows (as an unbalanced system can swiftly loose thermal efficiency and cause pressure differences between the internal and external environments).

The Brink Flair 325 includes a redesigned heat exchanger with vanes guiding the airflow over the whole surface area of the heat exchanger. This design feature provides a laminar airflow to the heat exchanger, giving an even distribution of air through the heat exchanger for higher thermal efficiency and lower pressure loss (Pa).

The Brink Flair 325 is currently undergoing testing at a number of European institutes including the BRE and Passive House Institute - initial reports indicate market-leading results. Brink products are available from CVC Direct in the UK, and from Ian A. Kernohan Ltd on the island of Ireland.

Last modified on Tuesday, 10 July 2018 09:11

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