MIA-AHE15GLB — 150 m³/h BLDC ERV with ESP Filtration

The ESP module applies a high-voltage ionization field (typically 6–12 kV) to the incoming fresh air stream. Particles smaller than 1 micron — including tobacco smoke compounds, diesel exhaust particulates (PM0.3–PM1.0), and biologically relevant nano-aerosols — acquire a charge and are captured on the grounded collector plate. Washable under running water, reusable indefinitely with no replacement consumable cost.

Identical PSY dual polymer enthalpy core as the AHE15NB. 92% total heat recovery efficiency at 150 m³/h. The ESP pre-stage protects the polymer core from particulate fouling — extending core cleaning intervals significantly in high-pollution urban environments compared to the standard NB variant.

Same DC brushless motor and centrifugal fan as the standard AHE15NB. 22 dB(A) at minimum night speed. Variable speed 30–100%. The ESP collector generates negligible aerodynamic resistance compared to additional mechanical filter stages, so flow performance is identical to the NB variant.

921.6 × 555.2 × 187 mm — the ESP module is integrated within the existing chassis without increasing installation depth. Ceiling-void installation procedure and duct connections are identical to the NB variant, enabling easy specification interchange on the same project.