Why is the air too dry when using my Venmar Fan?
If the inside air is too dry when using your Venmar Fan, this could be due to over ventilation because the speed setting is too high. Try adjusting the speed setting. Also, check the dehumidistat setting; if it's too low, set the dehumidistat control to a higher position (if applicable).
What to do if there's condensation on surfaces when using my Venmar HRV600i Fan?
Persistent condensation on windows, walls, and ceilings when using your Venmar Fan may be due to several reasons: * Improper adjustment of the dehumidistat control. Try adjusting the dehumidistat control knob to a lower setting. * Improper ventilation rate. Consider installing a dehumidistat (option). * A window frame that is too cold or leaky. In this case, repair the window frame.
Why is the air from my Venmar HRV600i Fan supply diffusers too cold?
If the air from the supply diffusers is too cold when using your Venmar Fan, it could be due to: * An imbalance of supply and exhaust air. Check the filters and heat exchangers for blockage and verify the balance of airflows. * Outdoor temperature being very cold. If this is the case, consider installing an electric duct heater.
What causes the heat exchanger in my Venmar Fan to freeze up?
If the heat exchanger in your Venmar Fan is freezing up, it could be caused by: * An imbalance of supply and exhaust air. Check the filters and heat exchangers for blockage. Check the balance of airflows. * The frost control damper not functioning. Check for operation of both frost control damper actuators.
General| Supply Voltage | 120V |
|---|---|
| Energy Recovery Efficiency | Up to 70% |
| Airflow @ 0.4 in. w.g. | 600 CFM |
| H.R.E. Efficiency @ 32F (0C) | 70% |
| S.R.E. Efficiency @ 32F (0C) | 60% |
Lists essential spare parts recommended for maintaining unit operation and minimizing downtime.
Specifies ideal locations and considerations for installing the HRV unit to ensure proper function and access.
Details electrical requirements, voltage, MCA, and MOP for unit power connection.
Describes the types and wiring for remote wall control options.
Describes the defrost cycle for units with exhaust-only defrosting.
Details the defrost cycle for units employing recirculation defrost.
Lists key operational checks for the unit's sequence of operation.
Outlines routine tasks to be performed every two months for unit upkeep.
Guides on testing damper actuator function and replacement procedures.
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