Brink Flair 450/600 filters

We keep filters for all the main Brink series in stock, including Renovent Excellent 300, Renovent Excellent 400 and Flair 325, and ship them all over Latvia. For each model, the filters are matched to the unit's exact dimensions, so it's important to state the full model name at the time of ordering (e.g. "Flair 325", not just "Flair"), since different variants of the same name can differ in filter size or configuration.

We have a full range of filters for the most popular residential Brink series:

• Renovent Excellent (including the 180, 300 and 400 models)
• Renovent Sky
• Flair (including the Flair 225 and 325 models)

All three series are widely used in Latvia too, and you'll usually find the model name on the label under the front cover, right next to the filter compartment. If the label isn't visible, the best option is to send us the exact model number or the filter dimensions so we can find the right product for you.

Yes, that's worth doing. In a freshly built or renovated home, the indoor air carries far more plaster, concrete and wood dust than usual, and the Renovent's extract filter collects it all. During the first 6–12 months after moving in, check the filters monthly and replace them as soon as they look grey or the filter indicator comes on – even if the standard 3–6 month interval hasn't passed yet. Once the construction dust has settled, you can return to the normal schedule.

No – although all three series share the same M5/F7 filtration logic, filter dimensions differ between the Renovent Excellent, Renovent Sky and Flair series, and often between different power variants within the same series too (e.g. Excellent 300 and Excellent 400). Always choose your filter based on the exact series and model name, and when in doubt, check the dimensions of your existing filter instead of guessing based on the Brink brand name alone.

We ship Brink filters all over Latvia, and most orders reach the customer within a few business days. Since a clogged filter gradually reduces airflow and can make the heat recovery unit run less efficiently, we recommend ordering a new set a little before the planned replacement date is due – this way you avoid a period where the unit is running with an overly saturated filter.

Brink heat recovery units typically use an M5 class filter for coarser particles and an F7 (ePM1) class filter for fine dust and pollen on the supply side – this matches the Dutch indoor air quality recommendations that most Brink models are designed to. Since Brink units are often installed in newer, well-sealed homes, the filters sometimes last closer to 6 months, unless you live near a busy road or a construction site.