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LEGEND *Sponsored by ASHRAE (American Society of Heating, Refrigerating,
and Air Conditioning Engineers).
Energy recovery wheel factory-installed
options
Total recovery energy wheel (standard) — The heat
recovery wheel utilizes a polymer film matrix with a silica
gel desiccant coating to transfer both sensible and latent
energy between the exhaust and ventilation air. The silica
gel desiccant provides optimal latent energy transfer when
the relative humidity of the airstream is above 30%.
Sensible energy recovery wheel — The heat recovery
wheel utilizes a polymer film matrix to transfer sensible
energy between the exhaust and ventilation air.
Total recovery energy wheel with mechanical purge
A mechanical purge sector with an adjustable angle may
be used to limit the exhaust air transfer (carry-over) to less
than 1%. This option is only available on 3-in. wheel
options.
EzERV control factory-installed options — For appli-
cations where the ERV unit is to be run based on airflow
rates, an EzERV control option should be ordered. With
the EzERV control option, the outside air and exhaust air
volumes are measured and displayed on a LCD (liquid crys-
tal diode) screen located inside the ERV cabinet. The
variable speed motors will modulate to maintain the pro-
grammable airflow set points. Dirty filters and system
effect will not affect the unit airflow, provided the ERV fans
can overcome the system static pressures.
EzERV configurations
Constant volume supply and exhaust with manual
offset air control — The desired outside air cfm is pro-
grammed at the unit control panel. The offset between out-
side air cfm and exhaust air cfm is also programmed. This
allows the user to help control building pressure without
additional building pressure controls.
Modulating supply with CO
2
control with exhaust
air tracking and manual offset — The outside air
blower(s) are modulated based on return air CO
2
level. The
user will program minimum/maximum cfm levels and min-
imum/maximum CO
2
levels inside with the EzERV user
interface. The outside air cfm will now modulate between
the maximum/minimum cfm settings based on the CO
2
levels inside the building. The offset between outside air
cfm and exhaust air cfm is also programmed and the
exhaust blower(s) will modulate to maintain the differential
set point. A CO
2
sensor is included with this option.
ITEM OPTION ACCESSORY
Total Energy Recovery Wheel X (Std)
Sensible Energy Recovery Wheel X
Total Energy Recovery Wheel with Mechanical Purge (3-in. wheels only) X
EzERV - Constant Volume Supply and Exhaust with Manual Offset Air Control X
EzERV - Modulating Supply with CO
2
Control with Exhaust Air Tracking and Manual Offset X
EzERV - Constant Volume Supply, Modulating Exhaust with Building Pressure Control X
EzERV - Modulating Supply with CO
2
Control, Modulating Exhaust with Building Pressure Control X
BACnet* Communication Interface X
LON Communication Interface X
Pre-Heaters (for frost protection) X
Post-Heaters (for supply air heating) X
Three-Stage Electric Heater Control (for pre-heaters or post-heaters) X
Frost Protection X
ERV Modulating Wheel Frost Protection X
Low Temperature Lockout X
Electrical Disconnects X
ERV Filter Maintenance Indicators X
ERV Wheel and Blower Maintenance Indicators X
Motorized Dampers X
Rooftop Economizer Option, Shutdown ERV X
Rooftop Economizer Option, ERV Provides Power Exhaust Air Relief X
ERV Remote Timer X
Remote Readout X
Roof Curb X
Combination ERV-RTU Roof Curb X
Drop-in Damper Box X
ERV-to-Rooftop Unit Transition (horizontal return RTUs) X
Horizontal Supply and Return ERV Base X
ComfortLink™ Interface Device X
ERV Energy Recovery Ventilator
RTU Rooftop Unit
Options and accessories
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