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QV- Himpel 250 EPP unit with controller, bypass and Hepa Filter - 250m3/h @ 100Pa

QV- Himpel 250 EPP unit with controller, bypass and Hepa Filter - 250m3/h @ 100Pa

SKU : QV-HEP250

Overview

The Quiet-Vent Himpel 250 EPP is an advanced residential ventilation solution designed with eco-friendly materials and engineered for high efficiency and low noise operation. Ideal for homes in areas prone to condensation and salt exposure.
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Quiet-Vent Himpel 250 EPP unit with Controller, Bypass and Hepa Filter

Product Part Number 

QV-HEP250

Description

The Quiet-Vent Himpel 250 EPP is an advanced residential ventilation solution designed with eco-friendly materials and engineered for high efficiency and low noise operation. Ideal for homes in areas prone to condensation and salt exposure.

Technical Features

  • High Efficiency BLDC Fan Motor - Low noise and energy-saving performance with long-lasting durability.
  • Eco-Friendly EPP Material - Lightweight and environmentally responsible expanded polypropylene construction for improved insulation and sustainability.
  • Durability in Challenging Environments - Designed to perform effectively in areas affected by condensation and salt damage.
  • Flexible Discharge Direction - Adaptable installation with multiple air discharge options.
  • Superior Noise Control - Optimized internal design for maximum sound absorption and minimal operational noise.
  • Optional Bypass & Air Cleaning Functions - Enhances ventilation control and indoor air quality with optional bypass operation and integrated air purification.
  • H13 Grade HEPA Filter - High-efficiency particulate air filter captures 99.95% of airborne particles, ideal for allergy-sensitive environments.

Performance

  • 250m3/h @ 100pa

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What's the difference between MVHR units from different brands?

    MVHR units can differ in airflow capacity, heat recovery efficiency, controls, mounting options, noise levels, filtration and smart features. The best choice depends on the size of the property, required airflow and how the system will be installed.

  • Is a heat recovery system worth the extra cost over standard ventilation?

    MVHR can be particularly beneficial in well-insulated, airtight homes because it provides continuous ventilation while recovering heat from extracted air. Whether it is worthwhile depends on the property, ventilation requirements and overall system design.

  • Can I replace my existing extractor fans with an MVHR system?

    Yes, but whole-house MVHR is more than a direct extractor-fan replacement. It requires a central unit, supply and extract ductwork, air valves and a properly designed ventilation layout throughout the property.