bluMartin freeAir 100

The concept is simple, but stunning:
– A Cascade MVHR is placed in an external wall of a suitable room, often a habitable room or central space.
– Wet rooms and the kitchen are connected to the unit via a short extract duct system, thus creating an air flow path through the dwelling.
– Bedrooms and other habitable rooms tap into the airflow via cascade fans within the internal bedroom wall. As stale air is expelled out of these rooms, fresh air is drawn in through door undercuts or other internal transfer openings.
– The ventilation rate is fully demand controlled according to CO2, humidity and temperature. The active transfer units in the bedrooms are independent, but also fully demand controlled.

Thus the fresh air follows the users in their usage cycle.

The freeAir 100 is fully demand controlled: This means little to no interaction of the user is needed, as the ventilation rate is adjusted according to the indoor air quality (CO2), temperature and humidity. It will try to achieve air quality levels below 1000ppm of CO2. If the air quality is good and humidity levels are normal, the whole system slows down, thus also counteracting over-dehumidification in winter, which can sometimes be an issue with conventional MVHR systems.

It follows the usage cycle between living spaces and bedrooms, as the cascade fans measure the air quality independently from the MVHR unit and speed up, if e.g. a bedroom or study is occupied.

Minimal energy use: Due to their demand controlled operation, the freeAir 100 uses a fraction of energy compared to a standard MVHR. The electrical usage of the system is very low: 4 to 20W.

Simple start-up of the system, due to its demand controlled operation. There is often with no physical commissioning needed.

Monitoring: Advanced control technology allows monitoring of all air quality parameters, if so desired. Excellent data output per free downloadable program (temperatures, CO2, humidity log)

The freeAir Cascade MVHR is ideally suited for apartments, holiday homes and smaller houses. Two or more systems can be used if needed.

One freeAir 100 MVHR would suit following criteria:

• It can serve a space of up to 70 m2.
• One storey at a time for one unit. Two storey buildings would need at least two MVHR units.
• It serves 2 people.

Usually such cascade MVHR can be treated as whole house MVHR system.

The bluMartin freeAir 100 is the worldwide first decentral MVHR unit with Passivhaus certification.

Imagine standing by a waterfall, breathing deeply in the fresh, invigorating air. We can bring this feeling to your home with freeAir ionic.

Room air contains fewer micro-ions than outdoor air, even when fresh air is introduced into the room. This can lead to fatigue and discomfort. The freeAir ionic module works with the innovative Conductive Air® technology from s-Leit Swissengineering, which restores the natural conductivity of the room air. Unlike conventional ionization, this s-Leit process does not produce nitrogen oxides, ozone, or electrosmog.