Renson Healthbox® 3.0 CO₂ - single flow VMC - 17070

Old reference: RENSON 66060110, RENSON 66060115, RENSON 9322
New reference: RENSON 17070

Healthbox 3.0 - Renson 17070

Healthbox 3.0 is suitable for an individual ventilation system for both homes and apartments. Healthbox 3.0 checks the air quality 24 hours a day for CO2 or moisture and/or VOCs (odor) per room. The ventilation level per room is fully automatically adjusted by means of individual control valves based on the measured air quality (based on sensors in the control modules). As long as the air quality in a room is good, the ventilation level is not increased. This ensures maximum comfort and maximum energy savings. Healthbox 3.0 communicates with the user (via app) and with other smart devices in the Smart Home via the integrated SmartConnect.
Up to 11 rooms can be connected to the Healthbox provided that additional control valves and valve collectors are used.

The Renson Healthbox 3.0 contains:

• 1 x Fan unit Healthbox 3.0 with integrated CO₂ sensor (new!)
• 1 x WiFi dongle
• 1 x Power cord 230V incl. connector
• 7 x Adapter ø125-80
• 1 x Blow-off adapter ø150
• This kit is expandable with additional control valves (minimum 2, maximum 11)

Healthbox® 3.0: the quietest centralised ventilation system
The new fan in Healthbox 3.0 is extra energy efficient and practically silent. The ventilation ducts and design roof duct are perfectly fine-tuned to one another — and to the fan. On top of that, the connections are acoustically dampened using Acoudec. The 'extra silent' setting guarantees practically silent operation at night too. This unique combination makes Healthbox 3.0 the quietest ventilation system on the market.

Healthbox 3.0 is the core of Renson's exhaust ventilation system.
Fresh air enters your home via window vents in the dry rooms. In turn, the smart Healthbox 3.0 extracts polluted indoor air via the wet rooms. The airflow is controlled fully automatically, based on the current air quality, which is measured via a range of built-in sensors. If you take a shower, for example, the humidity sensor will pick up on this, and the ventilation will be increased in the bathroom.
In contrast to a traditional exhaust ventilation system, a demand-driven exhaust ventilation system extracts air only when and where necessary. The rooms connected to the system are ventilated more or less intensively at all times, depending on the current air quality. This air quality is measured by sensors that keep an eye on humidity, odours and CO2. A natural supply of fresh air is provided by self-regulating window vents. If no humidity or odours are detected, the central ventilation unit operates at its minimum setting. Fresh air enters the dry rooms in your home (living room, dining room, bedrooms etc.) and makes its way towards the wet rooms (toilet, kitchen, laundry room, bathroom, utility room etc.). At the same, the Healthbox 3.0 central extraction unit extracts any polluted air. The core of this Renson demand-driven exhaust ventilation system only extracts polluted air where and when necessary, based on the CO2 and humidity and/or VOC levels in the indoor air per (wet) room in the home. The sensors decide when the airflow needs to be increased to make sure no energy is wasted.

DOWNLOADS

Technical data sheet Renson Healthbox 3 (1.3MB)

Installation and user manual Renson Healthbox 3 (9.7MB)

Brochure B2C Renson Healthbox 3 (4.04MB)