inVENTer is a German manufacturer specializing in decentralized ventilation systems with ceramic heat recovery for energy-efficient residential and commercial climate control.
inVENTer GmbH is a leading manufacturer of decentralized ventilation systems based in Löberschütz, Germany. Since its founding, the company has focused on developing sustainable, eco-friendly ventilation solutions that improve indoor air quality while maximizing energy efficiency. Their product portfolio includes single-room ventilators, such as the iV-Smart+, iV-Compact, and iV-Twin+, which utilize ceramic heat accumulators to recover up to 94% of heat from exhaust air.
Designed for both new constructions and retrofits, inVENTer systems are known for their ease of installation, whisper-quiet operation (Xenion® technology), and integration with smart controls like the inVENTer Connect platform. The company emphasizes quality "Made in Germany," offering products that prevent mold formation, filter external pollutants, and ensure a continuous supply of fresh air without significant heat loss.
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Filters should typically be checked and cleaned every 1 to 3 months, depending on the model and environmental conditions (e.g., pollen load). Many controllers feature an LED indicator that signals when a filter change or cleaning is required.
The inVENTer Mobile app allows users to configure and control 'Connect' enabled ventilation systems via Bluetooth. It provides access to ventilation profiles, sensor readings (CO2, humidity), and system settings.
Yes, inVENTer specializes in decentralized systems that are ideal for retrofitting. Units like the iV-Smart+ or iV-Compact can be installed using a core drill hole through the outer wall, requiring minimal structural changes.
A flashing LED on the controller often indicates a specific status or error. For example, a flashing red light usually indicates a filter change is due. Refer to your specific controller model's manual for color-coded status signals.