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HRV / ERV Heat or Energy Recovery Ventilation Systems You need fresh air, so does your home.

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HRV / ERVHeat or Energy Recovery

Ventilation Systems

You need fresh air,so does your home.

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Following the energy crisis of the 1970s, we tended to insulate our homes and make them airtight. The result? Our homes are more economical to heat and cool because heat losses and infiltrations are reduced to a minimum. The consequence? Everything produced inside the home remains inside and accumulates. Resulting in the deterioration of indoor air quality.

More and more illnesses are associated with poor indoor air quality. We have only to think of the growing number of asthma and allergy cases. The air we breath is contaminated by all types of gases, dust and bacteria. In addition, we consume oxygen and produce gases and humidity, while not renewing the oxygen consumed.

What Should You Know?

According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), indoor air is anywhere from 2 to 10 times more hazardous than outdoor air. In fact, the EPA warns that the indoor air quality is the number one environmental health problem.

Solvents• Household cleaning materials • Paint • Cosmetics • Glue

Particles• Rugs • Linen • Furniture • Animals

Humidity• Bathroom • Kitchen • Basement

Heat or energy recovery has become essential today, given constantly rising costs and public awareness of our non-renewable resources. Heat or energy recovery systems have been designed to recover the heat or energy contained in exhaust air.

Thanks to a balanced air-flow exchange system, the heat or energy from contaminated exhaust air passes through the recovery core, and fresh air enters through other cells absorbing that heat or energy without mixing with the exhaust air. So you benefit from healthy fresh air while you save on heating or air conditioning costs. A selection of models and controls are offered to suit your needs.

How can you know whether you need a heat or an energy recovery system?

If you use a heating system more often than air conditioning, you need an HRV. If the opposite is the case, an ERV is recommended.

Control Your Indoor Air Quality

Heat or Energy Recovery Ventilators (HRV or ERV)

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How they work & type of installation

Fresh air from outside

Heat or Energy recovery core

Exhaust air to outside

Exhaust air from home

ISF 6" (152 mm) dia. collar system

Fresh air to home

Bathroom

Control

Forced air system

HRV/ERV

Exhaust air hood

Fresh air supply hood

Exhaust and supply in the return

Good

Bathroom

Control

Forced air system

HRV/ERV

Exhaust air hood

Fresh air supply hood

Exhaust at the source and supply in the return

Better

Bathroom

Control

HRV/ERV

Exhaust air hood

Fresh air supply hood

Independent system

Best

Climate Conditions Extreme

Heat Recovery Ventilator Required

Moderate Heat Recovery Ventilator Recommended

Pacific & Dry Heat Recovery Ventilator Recommended

Energy Recovery Ventilator Optional

Hot & Humid Energy Recovery Ventilator Recommended

HRV*: A residential heat recovery ventilator uses separate motors to exhaust stale ambient air and to introduce fresh outdoor air. The technology of a plate heat recovery core is that it transfers warm ambient air from one airstream to the other without mixing the air streams for maximum efficiency and comfort.

*Application ideal for cold climates.

ERV*: A residential energy recovery ventilator uses separate motors to exhaust stale ambient air and to introduce fresh outdoor air. The technology of a plate energy recovery core is that it transfers latent energy (humidity) & heat from one airstream to the other without mixing the airstreams for maximum efficiency and comfort.

*Application ideal for warm humid climates.

Fresh air

Exhaust air

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The entire line of Greentek Heat Recovery Ventilators (HRV) & Energy Recovery Ventilators (ERV) offer features and benefits that are revolutionary . Backed by the best warranty in the market, they are not only reliable & efficient, they allow peace of mind and comfort for years to come.

Features & Benefits of the Greentek System

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SPM attachment systemThe Greentek HRV/ERV products are designed for installation by a single person. “Single Person Mounting” will enable you to save time and effort by offering you a variable attachment system.

High Performance Engineered MotorsAll Greentek products are designed with high-performance and reliable motors for your comfort and peace of mind. Factory sealed and dynamically balanced, our motors are maintenance-free for years to come.

The polypropylene HRV CoreDesigned to maximize airflow and performance. The core is constructed from a composite of polypropylene materials that allows latent heat transfer from one airstream to another while preventing cross-contamination

Balancing Pressure TapsQuick and easy integrated balancing pressure taps located in the access door allows for accurate readings and maximizing your balanced ventilation requirements.

DuoTrol balancing systemSilent and economical... By reducing motor speed to balance the unit, you avoid the noise that would be produced by balancing dampers. In addition, with this technology the unit will consume less energy.

ISF Revolutionary Collar System(Patent Pending)

Quick and simple to install thanks to our revolutionary “Insert Slide and Fix” collar system. The “ISF” collar system enables you to manipulate duct within your reach and then insert by sliding it in place, for a better and quicker installation.

The dpoint ERV Core Advanced Heat and Humidity Exchanger superior to existing paper based cores, dpoint’s washable ERV Core is manufactured from a durable polymer membrane.Antimicrobial protection, which inhibits the growth of mold and odor causing bacteria on the membrane.

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HRV / ERVHeat or Energy Recovery

Ventilation Systems

Imperial Air Technologies480 Ferdinand Blvd., Dieppe, NB Canada E1A 6V9Toll free: (800) 561-3100 Fax: (506) 388-4633Visit us at: www.greentek.ca

Imperial Air Technologies Inc. reserves the right to modify a product, without prior notice, whether in design, colour or specifications, in order to offer at all times a quality product that is highly competitive. Please consult your national and local building codes to find out whether the installation of electrical products requires the services of a certified technician or electrician. Greentek® is a registered Trademark used under license by Imperial Manufacturing GroupTM. All rights reserved.

You can find Greentek Indoor Air Quality products at the following distributor:

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