When did you last change the filter in your air/air pump or exhaust air heat pump?

The filters in your air/air pump or exhaust air heat pump should be cleaned regularly with the vacuum cleaner. At least once a year, you should also replace them to ensure that you get the maximum effect from your heat pump, but also if you have an air/air heat pump or supply air unit to ensure that you have a healthy and fresh indoor environment.

In your air/air heat pump, you must regularly vacuum the coarse filters when you clean. You should replace the particle/air improvement filters at least once a year to ensure the best indoor climate and reduce allergenic particles in the air.



Air and Dust filters for air/air pumps and exhaust air heat pumps.
Air/air pumps and exhaust air heat pumps have air purification in two different parts, dust and air filter. In addition to protecting the heat pump, the filters can clean the air against mites, pollen, viruses, bacteria and smells. This is not something that all heat pumps are able to do, so check this before you invest in a new heat pump as you can get the following bonus effects:

  • Air purifiers - Bacteria and odors
  • Helps in flu seasons
  • Dust mites and pollen are allergy sufferers' best friends

What happens if I don't clean the filter?
  • Increased energy consumption
  • Risk of damaging the heat pump's functions
  • Warranties and insurance may be affected
  • Worse indoor climate
  • Allergy functions do not work