Filtrų rinkinys THESSLA GREEN AIRPACK HOME 300v/400v/500v, 2x M5 ir 4x G3 CleanPad

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• Gamintojas: Optimum
• Modelis: Airpack 300v 400v 500v CleanPad Pure HOME

A set of high-quality filters designed for THESSLA GREEN AirPack HOME V series recuperators.

set of 6pcs. filters (2 x M5 filter + 4 x G3 prefilter)

equivalent of the original filters marked: Thessla CleanPad Pure HOME

Filters are designed for THESSLA GREEN recuperators:

➡ THESSLA GREEN AirPack Home 300v

➡ THESSLA GREEN AirPack Home 400v

➡ THESSLA GREEN AirPack Home 500v

Filters fit all Thessla Green AirPack models Home

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Not designed for Airpack and Airpack4 models

The set includes a set of 6 filters:

✅ 2 pcs. Two-stage filter class M5 / EU5 (ISO ePM10)

• dimensions: 452 x 185 x 48 mm

✅ 4 pcs replacement prefilter class G3/EU3

• dimensions: 442 x 175 x 10 mm

Clean, regularly replaced filters are:

➡ Healthy air at home

Filters stop:

• dust and dust (PM10, PM2.5),
• pollen of plants (important for allergy sufferers),
• smog and soot,
• mold spores.

The used filter stops filtering and the accumulated impurities can be blown back into the rooms.

➡ Protection of the recuperator itself

Dirty filters cause:

• greater air resistance,
• overload of fans,
• faster wear of bearings and motors,
• the risk of contamination of the heat exchanger.

The exchanger is expensive to clean or replace — the filter is a cheap “insurance policy”.

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➡ Lower electricity bills

When the filter is clogged:

• fans work at higher speeds,
• energy consumption is increasing,
• heat recovery efficiency decreases.

The result: you pay more and you have worse ventilation.

➡ No unpleasant odors

A damp, dirty filter is an ideal environment for:

• bacteria,
• fungi,
• mold.

They are most often the source of the smell of “mustiness” from the vents.

➡ Maintaining proper air balance

Clogged filters cause:

• decrease in air supply or exhaust efficiency,
• dysregulation of the installation,
• moisture problems (pairing windows, fungus in the corners).

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How often to change filters?

Standard:

• every 3 to 4 months – house in the city, by the road, smog
• every 6 months – clean neighborhood, small traffic

It is worth checking visually every 1 to 2 months – sometimes the filter “ends” faster than the calendar.

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Regular filter replacement provides:

✅ clean air

✅ smaller bills

✅ quiet operation

✅ longer life of recuperator

✅ no moisture or odors

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