inVENTer iV14-Zero

Xenion fan provides stability

The Xenion fan integrated in the iV14-Zero includes by default a temperature sensor, which monitors the temperature of the intake air flow and adjusts it independently of the central control. In this way, this fan´s technology prevents the rooms from cooling down.  Furthermore, Xenion is equipped with an intelligent wind pressure stabiliser. It detects the upcoming wind loads and maintains the pre-set rotational speed autonomously. A smooth and silent operation is thereby assured in windy spots, too.
The Xenion fan fulfils the requirements of the s3 classification of the norm EN 13141 – 8. Its wind pressure stability, certified by this norm, sets new standards for fans in decentralised ventilation systems.


The inVENTron technology

The Xenion fan is a part of the innovative inVENTron technology integrated in the iV14-Zero. The inserted dual airflow control unit inVENTron corrects the swirls generated by the rotation of the fan. This assures an optimal air flow through the ceramic heat accumulator, which is situated right behind the fan, and a heat recovery up to 87%. inVENTer implemented findings from aerospace technology into the development process of its ventilation units, especially from the fluid dynamics.
 

Simple installation with Simplex 

The Simplex wall installation system makes the installation of iV14-Zero in new buildings easier.
This combination between a wall installation block and a wall sleeve (with an integrated slope) can be inserted in the building fabric just like a brick. It eliminates the need for a subsequent borehole.
Specially manufactured to customer requirements and project dimensions, Simplex suits every building project. With Simplex there will be no more need to make a borehole or to adapt a standard wall installation block. This will make you save valuable money and time.


Corner version available

iV14-Zero is also available as “Corner” variant for window reveals. With this version of the unit, the flat duct  is integrated in the insulation. In this way, the outer closure is practically invisible. The air flows outside and inside of the building through a little ventilation grille in the window reveal. Therefore, the unit must be installed at a striking distance to a window. Ventilation solutions for the reveals are usually employed for the renovation of historic buildings.