Brink Renovent Excellent 180 filters

We carry replacement filter sets for Brink's most common residential lines:

• Flair (225, 325/400, 450/600)
• Renovent Excellent (180, 300/400/500)
• Renovent Sky (150/200, 300)
• Renovent HR (250/325, with or without bypass)

All four are widely installed in the Netherlands and Belgium. The model name is usually printed on a label inside the front cover, next to the filter compartment.

It depends on the series. The Brink filter sets we stock come in these combinations:

• Flair and Renovent Sky — G4+G4, or G4+F7 with a fine F7 (ePM1) supply filter
• Renovent Excellent 300/400/500 — G3+G3, or G3+F7
• Renovent Excellent 180 and Renovent HR — G3+G3, or G3+M6

Choose the version with the finer supply filter (F7 or M6) for better protection against pollen and fine dust, for example near a busy road. The Flair 225 is available as G4+G4 only.

Not necessarily. The filter indicator on Brink Flair and Renovent units is a maintenance reminder — on most models it comes on after a set number of operating hours, not because the filter has been measured as full. Check the filters visually, fit a new set if they are dirty, and reset the indicator from the unit's control panel as described in your manual.

No — filter dimensions differ between the Renovent Excellent, Renovent Sky, Renovent HR and Flair series, and often between sizes within a series (for example, Flair 225, 325/400 and 450/600 each take their own set). Always match by your exact series and model, or measure your current filter directly, rather than assuming sizes carry across the Brink range.

In-stock Brink filters are dispatched within 24 to 48 hours and arrive across Belgium in about 4 to 5 business days by UPS, DPD or GLS, with free delivery on orders from €100. Only clearly marked made-to-order items take 5 to 10 business days. Since Renovent and Flair units are among the most widely installed here, we keep the standard sizes in stock — but order slightly ahead of your next scheduled change so the unit is not running on a saturated filter while you wait.

They do, which is why the interval matters here more than in a country without this requirement. Since 2016, new builds and major energy renovations in Flanders need a ventilation pre-design before the works and a ventilation performance report afterwards, with the actual air flow rates measured and documented through an approved body such as BCCA or SKH. Those measurements are taken with clean filters. As the filters load, a Renovent that regulates to a constant volume raises fan speed to hold the flow — using more electricity — while a unit at a fixed speed simply delivers less air than the figure in your report. Keeping the designed filter classes and changing them on time is what keeps the installation performing as documented.