AirCycler FRV - Introduction; Benefits; Applications; Ventilation

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4.50 in.

11.5 cm

3.50 in.

9 cm

1.30 in.

3.4 cm

INTRODUCTION

The AirCycler® is a digital programmable furnace fan timer. By oper-

ating the furnace fan periodically, the AirCycler® improves indoor air

quality and thermal comfort by circulating and ltering indoor air. The

AirCycler ® enables the furnace fan to operate more consistently and

eciently with programmable ON and OFF times.

BENEFITS

• Mixes and circulates indoor air

• Eliminates stagnant air

• Creates even temperature and humidity levels

• Filters indoor air consistently provides an economical alternative

to continuously running the furnace fan

APPLICATIONS

Digital Programmable Furnace Fan timer

The AirCycler® automatically turns on the furnace fan for a set period of time only when it detects the system has been

inactive for a set period of time.

VENTILATION

By adding a fresh air source to the return side of the air handler, the existing HVAC system can be used to provide venti-

lation. The AirCycler® enables this ventilation system to work properly.

The AirCycler® FRV adds an output to operate a motorized outside damper that limits excessive ventilation.

*Motorized Damper sold separately - see AirCycler® VS (ACVS-06) for more information.

IMPORTANT

If the AirCycler® was installed in your home as a ventilation controller, DO NOT DISABLE IT.

In the past, homes depended on natural leaks for ventilation. Today’s energy

ecient homes are built so that natural ventilation and leaks are reduced.

Inadequate ventilation can raise indoor air pollutants to harmful levels.

Indoor air is typically 5- to 10- times more polluted than outside air. Con-

trolled ventilation provides optimal air ow to the home without compro-

mising energy eciency.

SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS

Read and follow manufacturer’s instructions carefully. Follow all local elec-

trical codes during installation. All wiring must conform to local and national

electrical codes. Improper wiring or installation may result in personal injury

or product and property damage.

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