Air Exchangers

Air Exchangers are a great way to keep your home with fresh outdoor air in all seasons. There are a few ways to go at exchanging air. In most new construction, builders are putting in a fresh air intake that will allow fresh air in under a negative pressure. One step up would be having a Air-to-Air Exchanger that keeps a neutral amount of air exchange. It will exhaust air out and pull fresh air in. Air-to-Air Exchangers are available in two options, as a Energy Recovery Ventilator (ERV) or a Heat Recovery Ventilator (HRV). The difference? The Heat Recovery Ventilator (HRV) will heat the incoming air from outside (if needed).

Broan 160 Heat Recovery Ventilator

Operates at up to 160 CFM Energy Efficient Motors Virtuo self balancing system

Broan 210 Energy Recovery Ventilator

Operates at up to 210 CFM Energy Efficient Motors Virtuo self balancing system

Fresh Air Intakes

Weighted Damper

No electrical needed. Opens up when house is under negative pressure. Adjustable weight lets you dial in operation.

Butterfly Weighted

No electrical needed. If one side jams, the other can open. No external weights