To Next PageTo Next PageHow to reduce humidity with my Honeywell Home VNT5200H1000 Fan?
If the air is too humid when using your Honeywell Home Fan, try the following: 1. Reduce the humidity level on the controller. 2. Ensure that the clothes dryer is vented to the outdoors. 3. Wait for the outside temperature to change. 4. Verify balancing of the ERV/HRV unit.
What to do if Honeywell Home VNT5200H1000 Fan motor is not working?
If the motor of your Honeywell Home Fan is not functioning, the possible causes are: failure to the HVC or LVC PCB board, incorrect wire connection or wire sequence, or run capacitor failure. To resolve this, replace the HVC or LVC Board, correct any faulty connection or wire sequence to match the wiring diagram, or replace the run capacitor and/or the motor.
How to fix too dry air with Honeywell Home VNT5200H1000?
If the air is too dry when using your Honeywell Home Fan, here are some possible solutions: 1. Increase the humidity level on the dehumidistat. 2. Switch the ventilation mode from continuous to intermittent. 3. Install a humidifier.
Why is the exhaust fan on and the supply fan off on my Honeywell Home VNT5200H1000 Fan?
If the Exhaust Fan is activated and the Supply Fan is off on your Honeywell Home Fan, it could be due to incorrect wiring of fans on the HVC Controller. Ensure the wiring corresponds to the wiring diagram. Alternatively, the unit might be in its automatic defrost sequence if the defrost thermister measures a temperature of -5ºC/23ºF. In this case, ensure the unit completes the defrost sequence if temperatures are below -5°C/23°F.
General| Model Number | VNT5200H1000 |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 120V |
| Airflow | 5200 CFM |
| Airflow Capacity | 5200 CFM |
| Power Source | AC |
| Motor Type | AC |
Ensures proper operation when integrated with other mechanical systems.
Essential safety precautions for installation, operation, and servicing to prevent injury or damage.
Ventilation requirements based on floor area and number of bedrooms per ASHRAE 62.2.
Airflow and energy performance data for the VNT5150H1000 model.
Airflow and energy performance data for the VNT5200H1000 model.
Airflow and energy performance data for the VNT5150E1000 model.
Airflow and energy performance data for the VNT5200E1000 model.
Airflow and energy performance data for the VNT5070H1000 model.
Airflow and energy performance data for the VNT5070E1000 model.
Airflow and energy performance data for the VNT6150H1000 model.
Airflow and energy performance data for the VNT6200H1000 model.
Illustrates a standalone ERV/HRV system configuration.
ERV/HRV connected to a forced air system's return duct for distribution.
ERV/HRV fresh air and exhaust ducted into the return air duct.
Guidance on choosing a suitable, conditioned location for unit installation.
Detailed steps for connecting flexible ducting to unit collars for noise dampening.
Procedures for installing the drain line or setting up a drainless application.
Steps for connecting the power cord and essential electrical safety notes.
Identifies and describes the terminals on the unit's wiring block.
Wiring for CONT/INT modes with remote controls and Prestige IAQ/RF EIM.
Description of the control panel's selector switch, speed buttons, and LED indicator.
How the selector switch operates as INTER, CONT, or OFF modes.
Using the selector switch to control exhaust, fresh, or both motors for balancing.
Steps to activate balancing mode using simultaneous button presses.
Procedures for measuring and adjusting airflow in fresh and exhaust ducts.
Steps to exit balancing mode and return the unit to normal operation.
Diagnosing and resolving issues related to unit power and speed control LED.
