Greenheck ERV - Manual

Greenheck ERV

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – Model ERV; Additional Features
  • Page 4 – For the Building Owner; For the Maintenance Personnel; What is the Benefit with
  • Page 5 – For the Design Engineer; For the Contractor
  • Page 6 – Accessories
  • Page 8 – Frost Protection
  • Page 9 – Arrangements; Interior
  • Page 10 – Dimensions; Arrangement A; Service Clearance
  • Page 11 – Arrangement C
  • Page 12 – Performance; Supply and Exhaust - Belt and Direct Drive
  • Page 13 – Supply and Exhaust - Belt Drive
  • Page 14 – Selection Guidelines; Motor Specifications
  • Page 15 – Typical Applications
  • Page 16 – Model MiniVent - Energy Recovery Ventilator; Our Warranty; Greenheck’s Energy
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Energy Recovery Ventilator

Model ERV

• Commercial • Institutional

• 400 to 12,000 cfm
• 1.5 in. wg external

static pressure

June

2010

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Summary

Page 2 - Model ERV; Additional Features

2 Louvered intake weatherhood lowers supply air intake velocities to prevent rain and snow from being pulled in to the unit. Each hood has washable aluminum mesh prefilters blocking debris or leaves.2-inch outdoor and return air filters with a MERV 8 (30% efficiency) rating and are set into filter r...

Page 4 - For the Building Owner; For the Maintenance Personnel; What is the Benefit with

4 For the Building Owner • Improved Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Introducing fresh, outdoor air to a building is a key component to sustaining excellent indoor air quality. Outdoor air can be very expensive to heat and cool, but the ERV unit can provide an economical approach to delivering outdoor air i...

Page 5 - For the Design Engineer; For the Contractor

5 For the Design Engineer • Adhering to ASHRAE Guidelines ASHRAE Standard 90.1 provides design guidelines regarding when it is most beneficial to use energy recovery. Depending upon your geographic location and the percentage of outdoor air in the application, ASHRAE recommends when to use energy re...

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