Ventilators
Ventilators bring fresh air into your home without losing heating or cooling energy. This is a unique energy exchange system.
If your family suffers from allergies, ventilators are a much better alternative for introducing fresh air into your home versus opening your windows. They also do a great job of reducing cooking and pet odors, smoke and other pollutants out of your home.
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Internal air intake - draws in stale indoor air, directing it through the heat exchanger core. |
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External air intake - draws outside air, venting it through the air filter. |
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Internal air exhaust - vents indoor air outside from the heat exchanger core. Up to 84% of the
indoor heat has been removed, helping minimize utility costs. |
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Fresh air exhaust - vents conditioned, heated outdoor air into your living areas. |
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High efficiency heat recovery core - extracts heat from stale indoor air and transfers it to
fresh outdoor air for maximum comfort with little heat loss. This core also removes excess
humidity from recirculated air - lower humidity levels help you stay comfortable at higher
temperatures in the summer and lower temperatures in the winter. |
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Ventilator motor - moves air through the system efficiently and quietly. |
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Air filter - cleans outdoor air of small particles before they circulate through your home. |
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Electronic circuit board - adjusts air circulation modes and motor speeds. |
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Damper defrost - helps prevent frost from forming within the system, eliminating the need
for a supplemental energy-consuming electric defroster. This defroster engages when
temperatures drop below 23 degrees Fahrenheit. |
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Briefcase-style exterior latches - allow easy filter changes with no tools required. |
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Simple wall control - makes operating the HRV easy and convenient. |
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