Brink Renovent Excellent 300 / 400 Filters | Filter class G3 | 535014
Brink Renovent Excellent 300 / 400 WTW Filter Set - High performance air filtration
Important features at a glance
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Brand | HQ-Filters.co.uk |
| Type | Wire frame |
| Dimensions | 525 x 185 mm |
| Filter class | G3 - EN779:2012 / ISO Coarse 50% - ISO 16890 |
| Brink number | 535014 - 531770 - 580594 |
| Serial numbers compatible | 4100xxxxxx, 4110xxxxxx, 4200xxxxxx, 4210xxxxxx |
Order the Brink Renovent Excellent 300 / 400 WTW Filter here
What is a WTW filter and why is it important?
A WTW filter (Heat Recovery Unit filter) ensures that the air in your home stays clean and fresh. This filter prevents dust, pollen, bacteria and mould from accumulating in your ventilation system, allowing you to breathe healthier air.
Why choose HQ-Filters.co.uk?
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In-house production: This filter is produced in-house, which guarantees high quality at a competitive price.
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ISO 16890 certified: The latest standard for air filters, accurately indicating filtration efficiency by particle size.
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Suitable for various Renovent Excellent models.
Filter class and ISO 16890 standard explained
Since 1 July 2018, the EN779:2012 standard has been replaced by ISO 16890. This new standard gives a clearer picture of the particles being filtered:
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ISO Coarse <50%: Filters sand, lint and hair.
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ISO ePM10 ≥ 50%: Captures pollen and stone dust.
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ISO ePM2.5 ≥ 50%: Filters mould spores and toner dust.
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ISO ePM1: Very fine combustion particles, nanoparticles and viruses.
What is fine dust and how does this filter help?
Fine dust consists of small particles that can be harmful to health. The HQ-Filters.co.uk WTW filter helps remove:
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PM10 (pollen and dust particles larger than 10 microns)
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PM2.5 (mould spores and smoke particles smaller than 2.5 microns)
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PM1 (ultrafine particles such as viruses and soot particles smaller than 1 micron)
Benefits of regular filter changes
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Better air quality - Less dust and allergens in the home.
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Energy savings - A clean filter ensures more efficient operation of the ventilation system.
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Longer life of your WTW unit - Prevents accumulation of dirt and blockages.
How often should you replace a WTW filter?
On average, it is recommended to replace WTW filters every 3 to 6 months. This depends on factors such as:
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Environmental factors (e.g. high traffic, smoking, pets).
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How often the ventilation system is running.
How to replace the filter?
Replacing the filter is easy:
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Switch off the WTW unit.
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Open the filter compartment.
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Remove the old filters.
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Insert the new HQ-Filters.co.uk filters.
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Close the compartment and turn the unit back on.
Frequently asked questions
1. How do I know if my filter needs to be replaced?
If your ventilation system is working less well, making more noise or if you see more dust in your home, it is probably time to change your filters.
2. Can I clean the filter and reuse it?
No, this is not recommended. A used filter can get clogged and lose its efficiency.
3. Will this filter fit in my Brink Renovent Excellent?
Yes, if your unit has a serial number starting with 4100, 4110, 4200 or 4210, this filter will fit perfectly.
4. What is the difference between ISO 16890 and the old EN779 standard?
ISO 16890 gives a more accurate picture of which particles are filtered, while EN779 mainly indicated the general filter class.
For more information and to order your WTW filter, visit WTW Filtershop.
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