Flat Master 2000L Wall Mounted Positive Input Ventilation System
Product Part Number
FLAT Master 2000L - FLAT2000L
Description
The Flatmaster solution has been specifically designed to ventilate homes without lofts and is recommended for planned and reactive ventilation servicing. Suitable as a social housing ventilation solution, the system introduces air into the home at a continuously low rate, eliminating condensation dampness and forcing out indoor pollutants such as Radon gas and carbon monoxide. Allergens are kept to a minimum and outdoor pollutants such as pollen and traffic fumes are kept out. The results are a fresh and healthy indoor environment.
Cures Condensation - Reduces humidity in the air, curing condensation dampness and preventing mould growth
Healthy Living Environment - Removes both indoor and outdoor pollutants from the home, overall improving indoor air quality
High Efficiency - Extremely low power consumption as low as 3 watts per hour
Meets Regulations - Meets Part F & L of Building Regulations as a low-energy ventilation strategy
Ideal For Apartments - Designed to ventilate homes without lofts, the unit is compact and be concealed away in a convenient location
5 Year Warranty - 1 year parts and labour, remaining years parts only.
Technical Specifications:
The Flatmaster 2000L is designed to take fresh air from outside, clean the air, and discharge it into the central hallway via a system of ducting. The unit is usually situated in a convenient location, such as a kitchen cupboard or hallway.
The unit is designed to take fresh air from outside, filter the air and discharge it into the central hallway via a system of ducting. The unit is usually situated in a kitchen, airing cupboard or hallway, and is ducted to a central location. The interchangeable, multi-positional inlet/outlet spigots allow for quicker installation with only one external wall penetration.
The dwelling internal air discharge grille is usually installed at high level in a central location within the hallway, although discharging the air down the length of the hallway (away from the front door) should also prove acceptable.
