Fantech ERV Energy Recovery
Fantech offers a range of ERV Energy Recovery that are perfect for removing exhaust air and introducing new fresh air to your home. These appliances include Side Duct Connection Fresh Air Vents, Ceiling Mounted Energy Recovery Ventilators, and Energy Recovery Ventilator with Shut-Off Dampers. Find a variety of ERV Energy Recovery Ventilators at HomElectrical!
$799.49Each
FIT 70E
$906.00Each
FIT 120E
$984.75Each
FIT 120E-D
$1,260.00Each
FIT 120E-D-EC
$2,193.74Each
SER 260D
$2,456.25Each
SER 450
$3,438.74Each
SER 700
$5,075.99Each
SER 1100
$5,321.25Each
SER 1300
$980.99Each
ATMO 150E
$1,126.50Each
ATMO 200E
$925.49Each
VER 100
$1,023.75Each
VER 150
$1,378.50Each
VER 200
$1,654.15Each
ATMO300E-EC
Discontinued
SER 150
$799.49Each
FIT 70E
$906.00Each
FIT 120E
$984.75Each
FIT 120E-D
$1,260.00Each
FIT 120E-D-EC
$2,193.74Each
SER 260D
$2,456.25Each
SER 450
$3,438.74Each
SER 700
$5,075.99Each
SER 1100
$5,321.25Each
SER 1300
$980.99Each
ATMO 150E
$1,126.50Each
ATMO 200E
$925.49Each
VER 100
$1,023.75Each
VER 150
$1,378.50Each
VER 200
$1,654.15Each
ATMO300E-EC
Discontinued
SER 150
What is an Energy Recovery Ventilator?
An energy recovery ventilator (ERV) is a system that is typically connected to the HVAC system. ERVs pull clean air into a home or building and push unclean air outdoors. They use a heat exchanger to push heat and moisture between conditioned unclean air and fresh outdoor air.
How does an Energy Recovery Ventilator work?
An energy ventilator works by pulling air from multiple rooms in homes or buildings. While the air is being pulled from these areas, fresh air is pulled from outdoors into the ERV system. Then, the two streams of air go through a heat exchanger core where energy transfer happens. To finish the process, the conditioned air is dispersed throughout the rest of the home and the stagnant air is pushed outdoors.
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