The DV65 Entro-V is a highly efficient, top entry MVHR unit that can recover over 85% of the waste...The DV65 Entro-V is a highly efficient, top entry MVHR unit that can recover over 85% of the wasted heat. The unit is reliably manufactured to ensure high thermal efficiencies with optional ancillaries such as electric heaters, F7 (ISO ePM1 60%) supply air filter and various sensors. The DV65 has low energy EC fans that minimise the unit's energy consumption therefore can help reducing energy bills. The unit has an easy to maintain plastic counterflow heat exchanger that prevents the airstreams. The Entro-V DV65 Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR) System is a complete, energy-efficient ventilation solution designed for modern homes. It continuously replaces stale indoor air with fresh, filtered air while recovering up to 85% of the heat from the outgoing air—helping to reduce heating costs and improve indoor air quality. This system is ideal for 2 to 3-bedroom homes, including semi-detached, terraced, and compact detached houses, with a total floor area of up to 116 m². It’s especially suited for properties with multiple wet rooms (kitchen, bathroom, WC) and habitable spaces (bedrooms, living rooms), ensuring balanced airflow throughout the home. What’s Included: Entro-V DV65 MVHR Unit, Digital Controller, AirflexPro ducting system (antistatic, hygienic, low-noise), Distribution boxes, plenums, valves, connectors, and mounting accessories, All components required for a standard installation. Technical Specifications: Max Airflow: 242 m³/h, Thermal Efficiency: 84–88%, Power Consumption: Max 100W, Sound Level: 32–43 dB(A), Dimensions: 580 x 430 x 690 mm, Weight: 45 kg, Duct Diameter: 160 mm, Filter Class: ISO Coarse 55% (G4), optional ISO ePM1 60% (F7), Mounting: Wall or floor, Orientation: Left or right-handed, Part Number: 90001243. Ideal For: 2–3 bedroom homes, Semi-detached, terraced, or compact detached houses, New builds or retrofits, Homes with up to 3 wet rooms and 3 habitable rooms, Energy-conscious households seeking better air quality and lower heating bills.
This guide is for homeowners seeking to improve indoor air quality and reduce energy bills with the Airflow MVHR Entro-V Kit DV65. The system continuously provides fresh, filtered air while recovering up to 85% of heat. Note that optimal performance is achieved in homes with up to three wet rooms and three habitable rooms, and a total floor area of up to 116 m².
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Model Part Number
90001243
Brand
Airflow
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How often should I replace the filters?
The filters should be inspected every 3 months and replaced as needed, typically every 6 to 12 months, depending on air quality conditions. Use of the F7 filter requires more frequent replacement.
What is the recommended airflow rate for my home?
The recommended airflow rate depends on the size and layout of your home. Consult a professional installer to determine the optimal settings for your specific needs.
How do I clean the heat exchanger?
Consult the user manual for specific instructions on cleaning the heat exchanger. Typically, this involves removing the exchanger and wiping it down with a damp cloth.
Can I install the unit myself?
While the kit includes all the necessary components, professional installation is recommended to ensure proper setup and optimal performance.
What kind of ducting is included?
The kit includes the AirflexPro ducting system, which is antistatic, hygienic, and designed for low-noise operation.
What is the warranty period for the unit?
Warranty information is not available in the provided product data.
Where can I find replacement filters?
Replacement filters are available through authorized Airflow dealers or online retailers.
What are the dimensions and weight of the unit?
The unit dimensions are 580 x 430 x 690 mm and it weighs 45 kg.
Troubleshooting
Unit not turning on
Check the power supply and ensure the unit is properly connected to the electrical outlet. Verify that the circuit breaker has not tripped.
Poor airflow
Inspect and clean or replace the filters. Check for any obstructions in the ductwork or at the vents.
High energy consumption
Ensure that the unit is set to the correct operating mode. Check for any air leaks in the ductwork or around the unit.
Excessive noise
Verify that the unit is mounted securely and that there are no obstructions. Ensure the ductwork is properly installed and not vibrating against any surfaces.
Reduced heat recovery
Check and clean the heat exchanger. Ensure that the filters are clean and properly installed.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Improves indoor air quality by removing stale air and pollutants.
Reduces heating costs by recovering heat from outgoing air.
Energy-efficient operation with low power consumption.
Suitable for a variety of home types, including new builds and retrofits.
Comes with a complete set of components for standard installations.
Cons
Requires professional installation for optimal performance.
Filter replacement is needed to maintain air quality.
Performance may vary based on home size and layout.
Ducting installation can be complex.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup
The Airflow MVHR Entro-V DV65 unit requires professional installation to ensure optimal performance and compliance with building codes. The installation process includes:
Mounting: The unit can be mounted on a wall or floor, with left or right-handed orientation options.
Ducting: Connect the unit to the AirflexPro ducting system, ensuring all connections are airtight.
Electrical Connection: Connect the unit to a power supply following local electrical regulations.
Controller Setup: Program the digital controller to manage airflow and ventilation rates based on your home’s needs.
Requires: Homes with up to 3 wet rooms and 3 habitable rooms.
Care
Filter Maintenance: Regularly inspect and replace the filters (G4 or optional F7) to maintain air quality and system efficiency. The F7 filters are for improved filtration.
Heat Exchanger Cleaning: The plastic counterflow heat exchanger is designed for easy maintenance, consult the manual for cleaning instructions.
System Inspection: Periodically inspect the ductwork for any blockages or leaks.
Controller Check: Ensure the digital controller is functioning correctly and adjust settings as needed.