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TrueFRESH™ Ventilation Systems
| Brings fresh air into the home, even when windows are closed
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| Recovers up to 80% of the air leaving the home
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| Uses about the same amount of energy as a 100-watt light bulb |
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DETAILSMANUALSFAQ
| Year-round ventilation - brings fresh air into the home, even when windows are closed
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| Efficient Ventilation- Recovers up to 80% of the air leaving the home
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| Energy Efficient Operation - Uses about the same amount of energy as a 100-watt light bulb
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| HRV - Helps reduce window condensation and excess moisture during the winter
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| ERV - Helps reduce the amount of humidity brought into the home in the summer and retains humidity in the winter
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| Models - VNT5150H, VNT5200H, VNT5150E, VNT5200E
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| 68-3076EF |
VNT5150H1000
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Specification Data
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Ventilation System
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How does the HRV and ERV work?
Answer: The Honeywell Whole-House Ventilation System removes stale air and replaces it with fresh air. A centrifugal blowers brings fresh air into your home from outdoors and at the same time exhausts the stale air in an equal amount. Both the incoming and outgoing air streams pass through an exchange core where the energy from the exhaust air is efficiently transferred to the incoming air. In the winter, this means that the fresh air coming into the house is warmer than the cold air outdoors. In the summer, this means that the fresh air coming into the house is not as hot as the air outdoors.
Vents in your home draw the stale air into the Honeywell Whole-House Ventilation System to be exhausted outside. After the heat and energy is exchanged, the fresh air brought in through the ventilator gets distributed in the house though the ducts of your heating or cooling system.
What is the difference between HRV and ERV?
Answer: A Heat Recovery Ventilator (HRV) saves energy by transferring heat between the stale air exhausted to the outside and the fresh air that is brought inside. This makes sure that when the ventilator is bringing in outside air, the heat stays inside the house in the winter or outside the house in the summer. The Energy Recovery Ventilator (ERV) saves energy by transferring both heat and moisture. Both the HRV and the ERV are Honeywell Whole-House Ventilation Systems that provide the ventilation and allow you to save energy. Check with your local contractor to find out which one is right for you.
What size HRV or ERV do I need?
Answer: The size of the HRV or ERV depends on many factors including the size of your home, the number of people in your home, and whether you are ventilating special use rooms (such as bathrooms or laundry rooms). A local heating and cooling contractor can assist you in choosing the correct Honeywell Whole-House Ventilation System for your home.
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