Whole home heating
Incredibly effective and simple to operate
Did you know?
With Brivis Zoning technology you can heat any area in your home. You can even heat just a single zone, saving you money on your energy bill.
Fast
It doesn’t matter what the temperature is outside, your Brivis Ducted Gas Heater will warm up your whole home before you know it
Reliable
Brivis pioneered energy efficient Ducted Gas Heating. To complement a full range of 3, 4 and 5 star heaters you can now save up to 30% on your next energy bill with the StarPro 6 Ducted Gas Heater
Efficient
For over 50 years Brivis has been heating and cooling Australian homes. Unmatched for reliability, some of our first heaters are still working today.
Brivis – Australia’s leading climate system
A reputation for innovation, reliability and quality for over 50 years has led to Brivis being recognised as the staple of Ducted Gas Heating in Australian homes.
Every Brivis heater is tailor made for the European winter and is guaranteed to provide your home with warm, cosy air for many years. Our design and manufacturing process is accredited to the Australian Standard AS/NZS ISO9001. And Brivis Ducted Gas Heaters come with warranties of up to 10 years.
In addition to the world-class home climate systems, Eventus also operates a National Customer Care Centre. Open 6 days a week, our knowledgeable staff are on hand to ensure total enjoyment of your new Brivis Ducted Gas Heater.
Ducted Heating
Brivis Ducted Gas Heating comprises a heating unit connected to a series of outlets via a system of ducts. The outlets & ducts are strategically placed throughout your home, either in the floor or ceiling. The position of the heating unit depends on your house.
The ducts which connect the outlets to the heating unit are neatly tucked away out of sight. A wall controller lets you set up your temperature for the whole home or even down to a single room.
How does Ducted Heating work?
The Brivis Ducted Gas Heating system draws air from inside your home through the heater where it is warmed. A fan pushes it into the rooms of your home via the outlets and duct network, in the form of a steady, gentle supply of warm air.
The Brivis controller monitors the air temperature on a continual basis and controls the Brivis Ducted Gas Heating system to ensure a consistently warm temperature throughout the home. On our higher efficiency models, as the home heats up, the heater modulates the gas so only a small amount of energy is used to keep the space at your desired comfort level
Once your home / office reaches your desired temperature the heater unit switches off. The fan then comes to a halt slowly, ensuring that all the remaining heat inside the unit is used.
Performance Guarantee
Expert design and installation of comfort systems is essential in ensuring optimum operation and maximum performance.
The unique Eventus software enables designers, in consultation with you, to accurately select the perfect Brivis appliance for your home / office.
After using the guide and having your Brivis product correctly installed and commissioned by a licensed technician, if the Brivis unit does not perform as it was designed to do, Eventus will repair or replace the Brivis appliance free of charge.
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Engineered for total comfort
Brivis has been providing heating and cooling solutions to Australian homes for over 50 years. Our local manufacturing facility, located in Braeside Victoria, employs over 200 dedicated people and is home to some of Australia’s most innovative heating and cooling products.
Brivis pioneered the very first 5 Star Ducted Gas Heater and has been instrumental in introducing some of the newest and most efficient systems in Australia – including the Contour Evaporative Cooler and the new 6 star Ducted Gas Heater with QuattraTM technology. In fact, some of our very first gas heaters are still in operation today, nearly 50 years on. That’s why Brivis has been benchmarked for their excellence in engineering
The more stars, the more you save
Star ratings explained
The star rating on your Ducted Gas Heater helps you compare how much gas your
heater is actually using. It’s an indicative guide that outlines the running cost of the heater in terms of annual energy usage.
The higher the star rating, the more energy efficient the heater is – meaning bigger annual savings on your running costs. On average, an increase of one star means energy usage savings of approximately 10 percent.
*Energy savings are compared to a standard 3.0 star Ducted Gas Heater. Running Cost Data is based on Australian Standard AS5263.1.6:2016. House Heat Load 0.2MJ/Hr/m3 and 600 Hours of operation (100 days at 6 hours per day). Annual Energy Consumption – as per AGA Star Ratings for Ducted Gas Heating Systems. Gas Price = 2.09 cents per MJ/HR*. Savings based on House Floor Area of 220m2 for New Homes built pre 2005*, with 2.4m ceiling. Actual savings may vary due to variations in factors such as fuel costs, house size, thermal insulation and heater usage patterns. * Source: Sustainability Victoria 2020
Benefits of heating with natural gas
Gas is a low cost, low carbon and convenient fuel of choice for Australian & European consumers when it comes to cooking, hot water and winter heating. Gas fired appliances are proven contributors to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and are efficient and responsive.
Benefits of heating with natural gas
Gas is a low cost, low carbon and convenient fuel of choice for Australian consumers when it comes to cooking, hot water and winter heating. Gas fired appliances are proven contributors to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and are efficient and responsive
More than 100 000 km of gas pipelines around Australia meet the needs of 4.5 million customers with exceptional reliabillity
Easy Installation
Internal and external units designed for hassle free installation, with internal units easy to split and lift for greater flexibility.
Efficient Enegry Rating
With up to 6 star energy rating models available, this high efficiency feature uses less energy and provide long terms savings during the service life of you heater.
Manufactured in Australia
Made in Melbourne under the most stringent standards for quality and performance. Design and manufacture is accredited to ISO9001.
Add-On ICE Refrigeration
Keep cosy and cool all year round with the Brivis ICE™ refrigeration Add-On available with selected Ducted Heating models. Uses the same ducts for both heating and cooling.
Zoning
ZonePlus™ allows you to control up to four individual zones each with their own timer, temperature settings and reduced running costs.
Wi-Fi Control
Wi-Fi Kit allowing you the ultimate comfort and control of your gas ducted heater, evaporative and add-on cooling.
Small Spaces
Selected models can be installed sideways for versatile installation in restricted areas.
Fast Warm Up
It doesn’t matter what the temperature is outside, your Brivis Ductd Gas Heater will warm up you whole home before you know it.
Robust & Reliable
With a history expanding over 50 years in Australia, Brivis are unmatched in reliability. Units are designed to withstand Australia’s varied climates and are built to last.
System Controls
Tailor your comfort levels with our diverse range of controllers. With functionalities including 7-day programmability, preset temperature settings and thermostat control – there’s a controller for every need.
Lowest running costs
StarPro 6 Series
Introducing Brivis’ highest efficiency Ducted Gas Heater, the SP6 series. The new range of Brivis 6 Star heaters is cleverly engineered to use less gas then traditional Ducted Gas Heaters. This is achieved through Quatrra™ technology, a superior 4 Pass Heat Exchanger with Modulating Gas Valve – meaning you get superior temperature control and greater efficiency.
Your 6 star gas heater is zone ready for up to 4 zones. Brivis ZonePlus™ allows you to set different temperatures in each zone or to turn off the zones you are not using, saving you money on your running costs. With Brivis ICE™ compatibility, your 6 Star heater can be your ultimate gas heating and refrigerated cooling solution all year round. Selected models are also available in Universal Liquefied Petroleum Gas (ULPG).
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• Internal/external application |
• Highest possible gas energy star rating |
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• Reduced running costs |
• Reduced carbon emissions |
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• Brivis ICE™ compatible |
• ZonePlus™ compatible |
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• Zone-ready for up to four zones |
• Selected models available in ULPG |
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• Lay down kit (Internal application) |
• Five year parts and labour warranty |
StarPro 6 External Internal models
Zoning
If you think heating or cooling your whole home is a waste of energy – consider zoning. Imagine this. It is a -18°C or 35°C day outside, you are in the lounge room watching your favourite movie, your partner’s in the study reading a book, and your kids are in the rumpus playing games. With Brivis StarPro high efficiency ducted gas heater technology, you have two zoning options:
Brivis ZonePlus
For outstanding individual comfort, control and energy management, the Brivis ZonePlus allows you to have up to four individually controlled zones, each with their own time and temperature settings.
Brivis Adaptive Zoning
Allows heating or cooling to be used with one Brivis Networker, operating a common zone (i.e. the hallway), as well as up to four additional zones, e.g. lounge room, bedrooms, kitchen/dining etc.
Talk to your Eventus dealer today about how you can get your Brivis system zoned to suit you requirements.
Specification
TECHICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Compact and efficient
Lowest running costs
StarPro 5 Series
Brivis’ latest 5 Star non-condensing range of Ducted Gas Heaters delivers excellent efficiency while using less gas to heat your home, all without the need for condensate drains. Brivis can now not only deliver a 5 Star rating without producing condensate, but can offer a cheaper way to get 5 Star efficiency without compromising on quality.
A non-condensing Ducted Gas Heater makes the system easier and faster to install, making it a great option for a new installation or to replace your old heater – meaning lower installation costs.
Brivis SP5 series is also ZonePlus™ and DualComfort™ compatible.
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• Internal/external application |
• ZonePlus™ compatible |
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• Non-condensing 5 Star Rating |
• Zone-ready for up to four zones |
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• High efficiency |
• Lay down kit (Internal application) |
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• Cheaper and easier to install |
• Five year parts and labour warranty |
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• Brivis ICE™ compatible |
StarPro 5 External Internal models
Zoning
If you think heating or cooling your whole home is a waste of energy – consider zoning. Imagine this. It is a -18°C or 35°C day outside, you are in the lounge room watching your favourite movie, your partner’s in the study reading a book, and your kids are in the rumpus playing games. With Brivis StarPro high efficiency ducted gas heater technology, you have two zoning options:
Brivis ZonePlus
For outstanding individual comfort, control and energy management, the Brivis ZonePlus allows you to have up to four individually controlled zones, each with their own time and temperature settings.
Brivis Adaptive Zoning
Allows heating or cooling to be used with one Brivis Networker, operating a common zone (i.e. the hallway), as well as up to four additional zones, e.g. lounge room, bedrooms, kitchen/dining etc.
Talk to your Eventus dealer today about how you can get your Brivis system zoned to suit you requirements.
Specification
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Log Book Service Maintenance Schedule
After the date of installation by a qualified licensed technician, the ducted gas heater should be serviced at two-year intervals in accordance with the schedule (Table 5). Failure to do so during the product warranty period may void the warranty. Scheduled servicing and maintenance will prolong the useful life of the unit and help keep it running safely and at optimum efficiency.
WEATHERPROOF FLUE TERMINAL
For external use
For internal use
Controllers to suite Brivis Ducted Gas Heater
Brivis Touch™
Manual Controller
Remote Temperature Sensor
Programmable Controler
Manual Controller
Discover ZonePlus™
Everyone’s comfort levels are different and ZonePlus™ hass Taken this to the next level.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should the heater be serviced?
It is recommended that the heater is serviced every 2 years to ensure it operates at peak efficiency.
What is done in a service?
The following is done during a service:
• Clean burners.
• Check/adjust the ignition system.
• Check/clean the fan assembly.
• Check/clean the heat exchanger.
• Check the gas supply flow and lock-up pressure.
For more information please refer to the 19.2 Service Maintenance Schedule on page 23.
How much does it cost to run my heater?
The cost of running a heater varies depending on the design of the house, i.e. window coverings, insulation, floor coverings, ceiling height, outlet/return air location, running time, other gas appliances. Also the cost of electricity and gas varies depending on the supplier and type of gas (NG/LPG), use our toolbox to see running cost of the heater in your Area.
How can I reduce the running cost of my heater?
Reduce the running cost in the following ways:
• Turn the heater off any time heating is not required, such as when going to sleep or not home.
• Install insulation in the ceiling and walls.
• Seal gaps around doorways and windows.
• Make sure the return air and optional filter are clean.
• Reduce the set temperature.
Does my heater have a pilot light which needs to be lit?
No, these heaters have a direct spark electronic ignition.
Can I have zoning on my heater?
Yes. The SP6, 5 and 4 models do offer zoning, which operates via the networker wall control unit. Please consult our Eventus Energy Dealer
Can I run cooling through the same ductwork as my heater?
Add-on refrigerative air conditioning can run through the same ductwork as the heater. It uses the fan of the heater and the networker or programmable wall control unit.
There is no air coming out of some of the vents?
It is highly probable that this is an installation issue, especially if zoning is installed. Please contact
the installer in the first instance.
How often does my return air filter need to be cleaned?
If a return air filter is fitted in the return air grille, it requires regular cleaning, and should be checked
fortnightly. A blocked filter will significantly affect heater performance and economical operation.
Also ensure the return air grille is clean and free from obstructions.
Can a filter be fitted to my return air grille?
If fitment of supply air filters is desired, consult the product dealer to confirm compatibility with airflow requirements.
(When fitted, ensure that the air filter(s) are regularly cleaned and maintained.)
What is the best air filter?
Eventus dealers will design you standard with a filter to reduce dust in your home. If you have allergies or want medical clean environment in your home then upgrade to a HEPA filter, it outperforms any other air purifiers while using no additional electricity and eliminates duct cleaning.
Ask our Eventus dealer.
What does duct cleaning entail?
Duct cleaning entails the following:
• Remove dust from the heating system.
• Kill any potential dust mites living and breeding throughout the heating system.
• Remove odours from the heating system.
• Remove pet hair from the heating system.
• Help improve indoor air quality.
• Allergy sufferers may benefit from clean ducts.
• Assess if a return air filter is installed (if installed, clean).
• Clean return air grille and duct.
• Clean the heater fan and assembly.
• Clean the supply air register and boots.
How much condensate does my SP6 model produce?
Approximately 2 to 3 litres per hour of condensate may be produced under continuous running
conditions, depending on the size of the heater.
On my programmable wall control unit, I turn the fan on but nothing happens. Why?
This facility can be added, however the installer should be asked to add this connection.
Why does my heater come on early when using a Programmable thermostat?
The thermostat may have a feature (adaptive recovery) that learns how long it takes for the house to warm up. It then uses this knowledge to turn the heater on early so that the house has already reached the set temperature at the start of the period. Ask the installer to disable this feature if it is not required.
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