Home Fresh Air Ventilator

The Home Fresh Air Ventilator is built around one objective—making the air you live in feel right. Clean, balanced, and quietly refreshing. Beneath its refined exterior, a copper‑core motor and precision ball bearings deliver smooth, efficient airflow that keeps energy use low and comfort high.

A fully all‑metal body adds reassuring solidity, resisting corrosion, impact, and the mechanical resonance that can fatigue lesser units. It’s the kind of product installed once and trusted for years—quiet, steady, and built to endure continuous operation.

At just 12 centimeters thick, the ventilator integrates effortlessly into ceilings and wall spaces where room is limited. Two independent ducts handle supply and exhaust, maintaining balanced pressure across rooms for natural air renewal without drafts or temperature swings.

Before air reaches the room, it passes through a dual‑filter system: a primary layer for dust and a high‑efficiency layer for fine particles and residual odors. The result is subtle yet unmistakable—a lighter atmosphere, cleaner mornings, and calmer breathing.

• Balanced Airflow System: Independent intake and exhaust ducts exchange fresh and stale air simultaneously for uniform ventilation.
• Optimized Air Volume: Delivers 180 – 1200 m³/h with static pressure up to 320 Pa for steady, balanced distribution throughout living areas.
• Slim, Integrated Design: Only 12 cm thick for discreet installation above ceilings or in tight architectural spaces.
• Durable Metal Housing: Rigid construction resists corrosion and mechanical vibration for long‑term stability.
• Energy‑Efficient Drive: Copper‑core motor and low‑resistance air path minimize power use under continuous duty.
• Low‑Noise Operation: Acoustic optimization keeps sound at 30 – 45 dB, supporting undisturbed comfort.
• Advanced Filtration: Primary and high‑efficiency filters capture dust, fine particles, and odors for consistently clean indoor air.

• Residential apartments and private homes
• Compact living spaces such as studios and lofts
• Offices and meeting rooms requiring quiet, balanced ventilation
• Hospitality suites and small commercial areas
• Retrofit projects with limited ceiling or wall depth