Any recommendations for a MVHR system?

[CalvinHobbes]

What is the best value for money MVHR system with some hope of getting parts in future? Also feel free to tell me any brands to avoid.

Edited December 25, 2022 by CalvinHobbes

[CalvinHobbes]

Seen this but the brink option sees a bit ££££. Was recommended Nuaire but unsure. Also who is the least expensive to get it planned out?

 

[CalvinHobbes]

Also as if that's not enough I would like it to hold a merv 13 filter. I know moon on stick.😁

https://www.epa.gov/coronavirus/what-kind-filter-should-i-use-my-home-hvac-system-help-protect-my-family-covid-19

Currently on day 7 of having covid so yep it does sound enticing.

Edited December 26, 2022 by CalvinHobbes

[dpmiller]

You'll not find much with that rating as it's USA only. It translates to an F7 filter in EU- speak and you should find that quite a few units can have F7s or better installed.

 

I'm more than happy with our vent-axia although I'm sure some on here will tell you that only the fancy European Passiv- approved units are worthwhile

[JohnMo]

I have two Titon units, but found the same units are sold and rebranded by Beam for lower prices.

 

Also found the technical response from Titon was great, when I asked for technical assistance.  The unit I bought from eBay for super cheap prices, had a failed motor speed sensor, parts to fix where with me the next day. Can't fault that.

[Iceverge]

Proair 600li. No problems so far. Bought direct from Proair in Galway. 

 

Played with a Vent Axia in my mates rental flat once. Wasn't too enticed with the build quality. No other experience. 

[PeterW]

@CalvinHobbes too many variables unknown ..! House size, bathrooms etc..?

 

Also, C-19 isn’t an airborne transfer virus so filters for that are irrelevant - finer filter will help with pollen etc for allergy sufferers but the finer the filter, the more often it needs cleaning/replacing.