Vent-Axia Lo-Carbon Sentinel Kinetic BH

Key Features

•  Suitable for houses up to 150m2
• Up to 90% heat recovery
• Low energy consumption
• Summer bypass
• Left or right-hand configuration
• Internal humidity sensor
• Digital controller
• 3 fully adjustable speeds and a purge setting
• 5 Year warranty
• Vertical or horizontal connections
• Weight: 15kg
• Spigot diameter: 125mm
• Dimensions: Height 550mm x Length 550mm x Depth 285mm.

Suitable for houses up to 150m2 and meets the latest requirements of the Building Regulations ADF and ADL for whole house system ventilation.

Easy Installation
The Sentinel Kinetic models can be mounted vertically in a roof space or in an appropriate cupboard within the dwelling. When mounted in an unheated area the ducting and unit must be insulated in accordance with the Domestic Ventilation Compliance Guide. Ducting can be attached to the unit horizontally, vertically, or both.
For scenarios where noise is a critical issue, an Acoustic Enclosure is available to reduce breakout noise and the Acoustic Top Box will reduce in-duct noise at key frequencies. Left (L) or right (R) hand installation. Left hand and right-hand units are available.

Spigot Options
The combination of spigot options allows installation in confined locations. If vertical and horizontal connection is required on the same outlet/inlet, additional spigots can be supplied.
The condensate drain can be taken out through the back, side or bottom of the unit. Using the fittings supplied, the final condensate connection is made outside the unit and can be completed after installation.

Integral Humidity Sensor
The integral humidity sensor increases speed in proportion to relative humidity levels, saving energy and reducing noise. The sensor also reacts to small but rapid increases in humidity, even if the normal trigger threshold is not reached. This unique feature ensures adequate ventilation, even for the smallest wet room. The night-time relative humidity setback feature suppresses nuisance tripping as humidity gradually increases with falling temperature.