Operating Principle Single-Unit (Simultaneous Supply & Exhaust) Uses two fans operating in opposite directions, eliminating the need for a pair of units. Primarily for wet rooms (bathrooms, kitchens).
Airflow Rates (CFM)- Heat Recovery Mode: ≈3/6/12 CFM. Corresponds to ≈5/10/20 m3/h
Airflow Rates (m3/h)- Heat Recovery Mode:5/10/20 m3/h Corresponds to ≈3/6/12 CFM
Exhaust Boost Mode (CFM) Up to ≈27 CFM Corresponds to 45 m3/h (For quick moisture/odor dissipation)
Exhaust Boost Mode (m3/h) 45 m3/h
Heat Recovery Efficiency (Max.) Up to 85% to 92%- Depends on the specific model and testing protocol (e.g., 85% tested with DIN 308 / DIBt protocol). Newer units with pbD heat exchanger may reach up to 92%.
Heat Supply Level to EN 13141-8 - 75% to 91%Varies based on model and reference volume flow. An older spec cites 75%, a newer one cites up to 91%.
Moisture Transfer (ERV) 20%−30%The regenerative core provides some humidity recovery.
Power Consumption (W)- 1.0−4.9 W per unit. Low power usage across operating modes.
Specific Fan Efficiency (SFE)- 0.29 W/cfm. Also specified as 0.17/0.2 Wh/m3.
Minimum Noise Level- As low as ≈16.8 dB (Sound pressure level)Range is generally 16.8 dB to 24.0 dB in heat recovery mode. Exhaust mode is louder, up to 38.1 dB.
Energy Efficiency Class- A (or A+) Achieves Energy Efficiency Class A according to the Ecodesign Directive (some variations are A+).
Filter Class- G3 (MERV 5)Regenerable replacement filters are standard. Pollen (MERV 9-10) filters are optional.