Brink Pure induct User manual

Installation Instructions
Pure induct
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Pure induct
Heat recovery appliance
Renovent Excellent 300/400 (Plus)
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Installation instructions
This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and persons with reduced physical, sensory
or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if they have been given supervision or instruction
concerning use of the appliance in a safe way and understand the hazards involved.
Children shall not play with the appliance.
Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made by children without supervision.
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STORE NEAR THE APPLIANCE
Heat recovery appliance
Pure induct
Installation instructions
This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and persons with reduced physical,
sensory
or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if they have been given supervision or instruction
concerning use of the appliance in a safe way and understand the hazards involved.
Children shall not play with the appliance.
Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made by children without supervision.

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Manual

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Introduction
The Pure induct is an advanced air purification appliance, based on the unique and
patented ASPRA®Technology from VFA Solutions B.V. With this unique technology
even the smallest impurities can be filtered from the air, such as: organic materials like
viruses, bacteria, prions, spores, and animal substances and inorganic particles like soot,
originating from traffic and wood smoke. Fine particles can cause heart and vascular
diseases, cancer and even premature death. Especially ultrafine dust can penetrate the
lungs to get into the bloodstream. Brink Pure induct air purification systems do not use
fibre filters, as these form a breeding ground for microbes. Instead, Brink uses collectors
which prevent microbial growth. The system is optionally equipped with filter material to
remove gases, such as toxic traffic gasses and ozone.
The ASPRA®technology has been tested by several institutes, such as VITO, ECN and TNO.
Their tests confirm that the purification efficiency is very high for all atmospheric particles
(range 0.1 µm - 10 µm). Hence, contrary to most standard ventilation filters, the ASPRA
technology is also very effective for removing ultrafine particulate matter and nanoparticles.
Read this first:
• It is important that you read this manual carefully before using the product.
• Save this manual well afterwards.
• The text in this manual relates to the standard version of the product.
• The actual appliance may look different from the images in this manual.
• Brink cannot be held accountable for malfunctions caused by usage other than
described in this manual.
• Although this document is produced with care, we do not accept any responsibility
for mistakes, inaccuracies, revisions or printer’s errors.
Authors rights
Copyright © Brink
This user manual is protected by international copyright laws.
No parts of this may be reproduced, redistributed, translated or sent in any shape or form,
including photocopying, without prior written consent by Brink.
Trademarks
ASPRA®is a registered trademark owned by VFA Solutions B.V.
About this manual

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1. Important instructions 6
1.1 Safety Measures 6
1.2 Symbol glossary 7
1.3 Warranty 7
2. Technical specifications 8
2.1 Specifications Pure induct 8
3. Functional overview 9
3.1 Intended use 9
3.2 Parts 10
4. Installation 12
4.1 Installation requirements 12
4.2 Installing the Pure induct 13
5. Use 16
5.1 Before first use/Changing the collectors 16
5.2 Checking the collectors for saturation 16
5.3 Setting the Pure induct to ‘ON’ mode from ‘OFF’ mode 17
5.4 Maintenance 17
6. Troubleshooting 18
7. Declaration of conformity 19
Content

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1.1 Safety Measures
Receiving your order
• After receiving your order, check for visible damage (such as transport).
• Contact Brink directly after detecting defects or damage. Do not use the product if
it is damaged.
Installation
• To ensure the safe functioning of the appliance, the appliance must be installed and
connected by qualified personnel.
• The power cord should only be connected to grounded power outlets with ~110-
240 VAC, 50-60 Hz power rating to reduce the risk of electric shock. If there is no
grounded outlet installed, contact qualified personnel to install the proper outlet. Do
not alter the plug in any way.
• If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its service
agent or similarly qualified persons in order to avoid a hazard.
• Due to its operating mechanism, the appliance may occasionally spark inside the
ionization unit. Never install the appliance in a place where flammable gases or
liquids, or large amounts of dust may combine with air to form an explosive mixture.
• The appliance is only suited for indoor use in ventilated spaces under temperature
conditions of 0 to 50 °C with a relative humidity of 0 to 90%.
• Do not expose the system to water, other liquids or condensation.
• Do not pierce the product in any way.
Usage
• Do not use this appliance for other purposes than described in section 3.1 ‘Intended
Use’ without consulting an expert from Brink beforehand.
• Never turn on the appliance after it or its power cord has been damaged in any way
or if you suspect or experience any malfunctions.
• If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its service
agent or similarly qualified persons in order to avoid a hazard.
• Do not use this appliance as sole protection against harmful pollutants other than
fine-dust.
• This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced
physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless
they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a
person responsible for their safety.
• Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.
• Due to its operating mechanism, the appliance may occasionally spark inside the
ionization unit. Never use the appliance in a place where flammable gases or liquids,
or large amounts of dust may combine with air to form an explosive mixture.
• Do not open the control box or the appliance itself. There are no serviceable parts
inside. The warranty will automatically expire if this instruction is ignored.
• Do not cover the inlet or outlet of the appliance; no objects are to be pushed through
the openings in the appliance. This can disturb the functioning and provides risk of
personal harm and/or fire.
• Do not immerse the appliance in water or other liquids and avoid condense forming.
Maintenance
• To ensure safe functioning of the appliance, never try to repair the appliance by
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yourself, instead contact your supplier if any defect is suspected.
• Maintenance, repairs and service of the appliance must only be performed by
qualified and trained personnel.
• When performing maintenace, repairs or service of the appliance, the appliance
must be turned off using the guidelines as described in this manual.
Collectors
• Only use collectors and accessories recommended by Brink.
• Used filters may contain contaminants from recent operation. For proper handling of
used filters, consult applicable health and safety standards or contact an industrial
hygienist. To reduce risk of illness or injury, always use appropriate respiratory
protection and protective clothing when removing or handling used filters. Dispose
of used filters only in accordance with local laws and regulations.
1.2 Symbol glossary
Symbol
Description High voltage Attention
CE-marking – Appliance complies with
the requirements of the EC - guidelines
2014/35/EG and 2014/30/EG.
1.3 Warranty
We cover the Pure induct air cleaning system with a one (1) year limited warranty. If, within
one year from the original purchase date by the end-user from the authorized dealer, this
air cleaner or any part thereof (with the exception of collectors) is proven to be defective
by reason only of faulty workmanship or materials, Brink will, at their consideration,
repair or replace the faulty air cleaner or part free of charge for labour and materials. The
warranty for replaced parts will automatically expire with the termination of the original
device’s warranty.
Brink is not obliged to repair or replace appliances if:
• The appliance was not installed correctly according to the obligatory installation
requirements in this manual.
• The appliance is defect due to damage, improper use other than described in this
manual, or any modifications that were introduced after the purchase date.
• The appliance was repaired by anybody other than authorized mechanics from
Brink.
• The appliance is damaged as a result of unforeseen circumstances, such as natural
disasters, lightning etc.
Any costs made as a result of above mentioned circumstances fall consequently exclusively
at the expense of the purchaser, and are not covered by the warranty conditions.
To secure your warranty rights and prevent possible transport damage, all products must
be returned in original Brink packaging with a copy of the original purchase receipt. Please
keep the original packaging. Alternatively, original Brink packaging can be ordered, for a
nominal fee, from Brink.
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2.1 Specifications Pure induct
2. Technical specifications
Article code 351000
Recommended air flow <600 m3/h
Power 14 W
Efficiency 99 %
Size 780 x 374 x 340 mm (excl. connection pieces, 50 x Ø200 mm)
Connection diameter Ø200 mm intern + flange
Weight 12 kg
Materials Galvanized steel
Standard collectors 2 Collectors
Air cleaning technique ASPRA (optional Active Carbon)
Power input ~110-240 VAC/ 50 - 60 Hz
Colours White
Installation Mounted on walls or above ceiling and connected
to ventilation shafts
Operation conditions
Indoors in a ventilated area under temperature
conditions of 0 to 50 °C with a relative humidity of
0 to 90%.
Control Manual (on/off)
Including 3 Flange clamps, 1 Pure induct collector box, Pure
induct collector, 2 connection pieces
Excluding
(necessary for mounting)
2 Mounting brackets, 2x mounting material,
connection pieces (for connection to duct)
Extra collectors [E] and replacements [R] Article code
Pure induct collector [R] 351002
Pure induct ACF [E] 351003

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3. Functional overview
3.1 Intended use
The Pure induct is designed to purify the air inside your existing air ventilation system. It
removes harmful particles such as particulate matter, pollen and microbes from the air
in your ventilation ducts even before it reaches your room and eventually, your lungs.
Combined with an optional Pure induct ACF it also removes gasses and odours from the
air in your ventilation ducts. Ventilation is an indispensable component of healthy indoor
air; it is the only conventional method to decrease the carbon dioxide concentration
caused by breathing and combustion processes. By using the Pure induct you can profit
from all ventilation benefits while not having to worry about introducing harmful particles
from traffic and industry into your indoor air.
The Pure induct fits into any HVAC system, before or after the air handling unit. Once the
appliance is installed and turned on, it will purify the air in your ducts. The low pressure
drop of the Pure induct system makes it possible for your HVAC system to operate at
a low speed, reducing energy costs. Due to the high filter efficiency of the Pure induct
system, your HVAC system is protected against the accumulation of dust and fungi, which
also improves your indoor air quality.
To optimize the operation of your Pure induct, make sure your Pure induct system is
suitable for the building size and capacity of your HVAC system.
Air Cleaning Results
Brink and distributors make no claim as to the specific air cleaning results that are
achieved under the user’s individual operating conditions. The air quality improvements
that can be realized with the Pure induct in indoor environments depends to a significant
degree on circumstantial factors, which are out of the control of Brink or distributors.
Important factors which will influence the total effectiveness and performance of the air
cleaner include:
• Type of air pollutants present
• Rate of pollution
• Pollutant concentration
• Size of the indoor environment (room size)
• Flowrate of the HVAC system
• Location and positioning of the air cleaner.

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3.2 Parts
3. Functional overview
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[6]
collecting
unit lid
[7]
collecting
unit locks
Pure induct collector box
control
box [3]
typerating-
plate [2] power
cord
[1] main
switch
[0] indicator
light
electrostatic
section [4]
[5] protection
grid

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3. Functional overview
Indicator light [0]
The indicator light will show the operation of the appliance.
- Green light: rapidly blinking, the appliance is working correctly
- Orange light: the appliance is working correctly, maintenance might be needed.
Contact your supplier and schedule a maintenance appointment.
- Red light: turn off your appliance and contact your supplier.
Electrostatic section [4]
The electrostatic section eliminates viruses and charges particles in the air allowing them
to be captured in the collector unit.
Control box [3]
The control box houses most of the electronics and the main on/off switch. The control
box should not be opened by anyone other than qualified Brink personnel.
Collecting box
The Pure induct is supplied with the Pure induct collector box. The collecting box serves
to remove viruses, bacteria, prions, yeast spores, animal dust, and soot from the air. In
standard use, the collecting box contains two collectors.
Brink recommends replacing your collectors on average every 3 months (at constant
use). You can deviate from this if you have received a personal replacement advice from
Brink or when your collectors are saturated before that time. Keep in mind that under
higher pollution levels, your collectors need to be replaced more frequently. In the first few
months, regularly check your collector visually concerning the saturation degree to see
whether or not it needs replacement and to identify your personal replacement period. For
guidelines how to do this, see 5. Use.
Pure induct ACF
Placing a Pure induct ACF in addition to the standard collector will allow the collector unit
to also remove gasses and smells released by traffic, tobacco smoke and ozone (from
the outside air). The Pure induct ACF should be replaced on average every 3 months,
depending on the saturation.
[1] main
switch
[0] indicator
light
[5] protection
grid

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4. Installation
4.1 Installation requirements
• To ensure the safe functioning of the appliance, the appliance must be installed and
connected by qualified personnel.
• The Pure induct must be used indoors in a ventilated room under temperature
conditions of 0 to 50 °C with a relative humidity of 0 to 90%.
• The machine must be connected to the ventilation system, induct or end-of-pipe, by
using flange clamps. If the existing pipes of your ventilation system have different
measurements, it is necessary to use adaptors. These can be ordered at Brink.
• The direction of the air flow in the ventilation system to the Pure induct should occur
as displayed above by the air flow direction indicator.
• Mounting brackets with an inside diameter of 200 mm as shown in the image are
recommended to secure the appliance to any surface using screws.
• Connect the power cord to a grounded power outlet. Do not connect voltages other
than the labelled factory requirement (~110-240 VAC, 50-60 Hz).
• Do not remove the protection grid of the front and/or back of the appliance.
ventilation
shaft
ventilation
shaft
connected to
grounded power
outlet ~110-240
VAC, 50-60 Hz
mounting
brackets
flange
clamps
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4.2 Installing the Pure induct
Follow the steps as described below to install the Pure induct. Applicable for all situations:
Do not remove the inlet guard on the front and back of the appliance and do not connect
the Pure induct to a power outlet before finishing the installation.
1. Select the location of the Pure induct including the collecting unit.
• Make sure, when outside air needs to be cleaned before distribution indoors, the
Pure induct is connected to the inlet-duct before the air is distributed throughout
the building.
• Make sure there is enough space to install the Pure induct including the collecting
unit.
• Make sure the duct distance between the Pure induct and the collecting unit is not
more than 3 meter. For an optimal result, place the collecting unit directly behind
the Pure induct.
• Make sure the Pure induct can easily be reached after installation to make
maintenance possible.
• Make sure the on/off, the collecting unit (lid) and the control box can easily be
accessed to allow for maintenance and repairs.
• Make sure the Pure induct is protected from possible water leakage and condensation.
• When using mounting brackets for the Pure induct, make sure the wall or ceiling is
strong enough to install the Pure induct to.
• Make sure the Pure induct can be connected to a grounded power outlet (~110-240
VAC, 50-60 Hz).
2. Connect the collecting unit to the Pure induct.
• Follow the next steps to instal the collecting unit directly behind the Pure induct.
When installing the collecting unit seperate from the Pure induct, make sure the
connection is leak-proof.
• Hold the collecting unit against the electrostatic section (at the side of the power
cord).
• Place the flange clamps on the flanges of the electrostatic section and collecting unit
to connect both pieces to each other.
• Use the M5 bolts and M5x40 nuts that are supplied along with the machine to
connect the flange clamp.
• Remark: If it is necessary to disconnect the collecting unit entirely: do not reach
into the application and do not touch any of the inner components. This can
damage the application and affect the operation of the application.
3. Install the Pure induct in the ducts.
• Allow for sufficient space to install the collecting unit when installing the collecting
unit seperate from the Pure induct.
• If necessary, attach the Pure induct to the wall or ceiling using mounting brackets
suited for ducts with Ø200 mm, see picture Mounting examples (page 15). The M8
threaded rod creates the connection with the mounting brackets.
• Make sure the Pure induct is installed in the correct direction. The air should flow in
the same direction as the air flow direction indicator on the air purifier.
• Make sure the connection of the Pure induct (and the collecting unit(s)) to the
ventilation duct is leak-proof.
• See picture Installation examples (page 14) for examples how to connect the Pure
induct and the collecting unit to the existing ventilation duct.
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Installation examples
In the image below you can find examples how to connect the Pure induct to different
ventilation ducts. The use of flange clamps to attach the Pure induct to the ventilation
system allows for easier removal in case of cleaning or maintenance of the Pure induct.
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4. Installation
4. If necessary, rotate the collecting unit.
• Walls or other obstacles might prevent the opening of the collector box lid. In ththat
case, it is possible to rotate the collector unit relative to the rest of the appliance.
• Set the appliance to ‘OFF’ mode by following the steps described in the ‘Use’
section of this manual.
• Disconnect the power cord. Afterwards, wait at least 60 seconds.
• Loosen the two bolts on the flange clamp, do not open it completely.
• Rotate the collector unit to the desired position.
• Retighten the bolts on the flange clamp.
5. Place the collectors in the collecting unit.
• Follow the steps mentioned in “5.1 Before first use/Changing the collectors”.
6. Connect the Pure induct to a grounded power outlet and turn on the appliance
using the control box. During the first three days of use, the appliance may
produce a slight hissing sound. This is standard and will pass within three days.
Mounting examples
The image below displays various mounting examples for the connection of the Pure
induct to a ceiling or wall.

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New Collector
Saturated Collector
Collector side-view
5. Use
3. 4. 5.
Non-coated version displayed, the Pure induct collector box is now provided with coating.
Air flow direction
5.1 Before first use/Changing the collectors
Before first use, new collectors need to be placed in the collector box. During use, the
collectors should be replaced periodically for optimal air cleaning efficiency. Use the steps
described below to replace your collectors.
1. Flip the main switch [1] to position 0 to turn OFF the Pure induct.
2. Open the Pure induct collector lid [6] with collecting unit locks [7]
3. Remove saturated collectors. Follow the guidelines as mentioned at 1.1 Safety
measures and the safety guidelines of your workenvironment when removing the
saturated collectors.
4. Remove the new collectors from the packaging and place them in the collecting unit.
White collectors should always be the first collector to be placed in the unit (closest
to the main switch), optional collectors always last.
5. Close the Pure induct collector box lid [6] with collecting unit locks [7]
6. Used collectors, including ACF’s, can be disposed in your residential waste bin.
Brink suggests placing used filters in the package of the new filters before disposing.
7. Flip the main switch back to position 1 to turn ON the Pure induct. Allow the unit to
start running.
5.2 Checking the collectors for saturation
Note! To guarantee the optimal operation of the air purifier, it is important to
periodically REPLACE the collector (particle filter) and the Pure induct ACF (gas
and odour filter). Collectors and active carbon filters are suited for single use and
CANNOT be reused, regenerated, cleaned with water or be vacuumed.
In the first few months, regularly check your
collector visually concerning the saturation degree
to see if it needs replacement and to determine
your personal replacement period. We advise you
to use the collector image to see if your collector
needs replacement. The image displays the side-
view of the collector. Replace your collector when it
displays a saturation degree of the collector shown
as “Saturated Collector”. The collector will display
a saturation level from the side of the collector that
is pointed towards the electrostatic section to the
other side of the collector.

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5. Use
Because of this, it is important when you check the saturation level, to place the collector
back in the appliance with the same side pointing to the electrostatic section as when you
took the collector out of the appliance. Otherwise, it is difficult to check the saturation level
the next time you check this, as it will display saturation from two sides of the collector
instead of from one side of the collector.
5.3 Turning on the Pure induct
1. Note! The appliance should only be turned on when there is air flow in the ventilation
duct. Turn off the appliance when there is no air flow in the ventilation duct (when
the ventilation system is turned off or is set at 0 m³/h).
2. Make sure the main switch [1] is positioned on position 0. Plug the connector end of
the power cord [2] into a grounded power outlet. Do not connect voltages other than
the labeled factory requirement (~110-240 VAC, 50-60 Hz).
3. Set the main switch to position 1. The switch should light up.
4. The machine is now in “ACTIVE” mode and will clean the air in the ventilation conduit.
5.4 Maintenance
To ensure the optimal operating of your appliance, we advise to schedule a professional
maintenance appointment, depending on your pollution degree, at least every two years.
Contact your dealer or Brink to schedule a maintenance appointment.

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If the Pure induct is not functioning up to standards, the list of possible problems below
can help diagnose and solve the problem.
What does the indication light [0.] indicate?
• The indication light will show the operation of the appliance.
- Green light: rapidly blinking, the appliance is working correctly
- Orange light: the appliance is working correctly, maintenance might be needed.
Contact your supplier and schedule a maintenance appointment.
- Red light: turn off your appliance and contact your supplier.
The collectors are not showing much sign of saturation, even after 3 months of use…
• Make sure there is airflow in your duct; your buildings ventilation system must be on.
If not, turn on your ventilation system.
• Is the indicator light [0.] red? Contact your supplier.
• If the appliance was indeed turned on, contact your supplier.
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7. Declaration of conformity
Manufacturer: Brink Climate Systems B.V.
Address: Postbus 11
NL-7950 AA Staphorst, The Nederlands
Product: Pure induct
The product described above complies with the following directives:
- 2014/35/EU (low volage directive)
- 2014/30/EU (EMC directive)
- RoHS 2011/65/EU (substance directive)
The product is labeled with the CE-label:
Staphorst, 21-09-17
W. Hijmissen,
directeur

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