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Table 1. Airflow Balancing Reference HRV3−150−TPD & HRV3−150−TPF

Speed 5 (factory setting)

Speed 4

Speed 3

Pressure Drop

Fresh Air

CFM

Stale Air

CFM

Pressure Drop

Fresh Air

CFM

Stale Air

CFM

Pressure Drop

Fresh Air

CFM

Stale Air

CFM

"w.g.

Pa

"w.g.

Pa

"w.g.

Pa

0.470

118

 

176

0.300

75

 

159

0.260

65

 

139

0.480

120

 

173

0.310

78

 

156

0.270

68

 

135

0.490

123

 

170

0.320

80

 

153

0.280

70

 

131

0.500

125

 

167

0.330

83

 

150

0.290

73

 

127

0.510

128

 

164

0.340

85

 

147

0.300

75

 

124

0.520

130

 

161

0.350

88

 

144

0.310

78

 

120

0.530

133

 

158

0.360

90

 

142

0.320

80

 

116

0.540

135

 

155

0.370

93

 

139

0.330

83

 

113

0.550

138

 

152

0.380

95

 

136

0.340

85

 

109

0.560

140

 

149

0.390

98

 

133

0.350

88

138

106

0.570

143

 

146

0.400

100

 

130

0.360

90

133

102

0.580

145

 

143

0.410

103

 

127

0.370

93

129

99

0.590

148

 

140

0.420

105

 

125

0.380

95

124

96

0.600

150

 

137

0.430

108

 

122

0.390

98

120

93

0.610

153

 

134

0.440

110

 

119

0.400

100

116

90

0.620

155

 

131

0.450

113

 

116

0.410

103

112

87

0.630

158

 

128

0.460

115

 

113

0.420

105

107

84

0.640

160

 

125

0.470

118

 

110

0.430

108

104

81

0.650

163

 

122

0.480

120

 

108

0.440

110

100

78

0.660

165

 

119

0.490

123

 

105

0.450

113

96

75

0.670

168

 

117

0.500

125

 

102

0.460

115

92

72

0.680

170

 

114

0.510

128

156

99

0.470

118

89

70

0.690

173

 

111

0.520

130

148

96

0.480

120

86

67

0.700

175

 

108

0.530

133

139

93

0.490

123

82

64

0.710

178

 

105

0.540

135

132

91

0.500

125

79

62

0.720

180

176

102

0.550

138

125

88

0.510

128

76

60

0.730

183

165

99

0.560

140

119

85

0.520

130

73

57

0.740

185

156

96

0.570

143

113

82

0.530

133

71

55

0.750

188

148

93

0.580

145

107

79

0.540

135

68

53

0.760

190

140

90

0.590

148

103

77

0.550

138

65

51

0.770

193

133

87

0.600

150

98

74

0.560

140

63

49

0.780

195

127

84

0.610

153

94

71

0.570

143

61

47

0.790

198

122

81

0.620

155

90

68

0.580

145

58

45

0.800

200

117

78

0.630

158

87

65

0.590

148

56

43

0.810

203

113

75

0.640

160

84

62

0.600

150

54

41

0.820

205

109

72

0.650

163

81

60

0.610

153

53

39

0.830

208

106

69

0.660

165

79

57

0.620

155

51

37

0.840

210

103

66

0.670

168

76

54

0.630

158

49

 

0.850

213

100

 

0.680

170

74

51

0.640

160

48

 

0.860

215

98

 

0.690

173

72

48

0.650

163

46

 

0.870

218

96

 

0.700

175

71

 

0.660

165

45

 

0.880

220

94

 

0.710

178

69

 

0.670

168

44

 

0.890

223

93

 

0.720

180

67

 

0.680

170

43

 

0.900

225

89

 

0.730

183

66

 

0.690

173

42

 

0.910

228

87

 

0.740

185

64

 

0.700

175

41

 

0.920

230

85

 

0.750

188

62

 

0.710

178

40

 

0.930

233

83

 

0.760

190

61

 

 

 

 

 

0.940

235

81

 

0.770

193

59

 

0.950

238

79

 

0.780

195

57

 

0.960

240

78

 

0.790

198

55

 

0.970

243

76

 

0.800

200

53

 

0.980

245

75

 

0.810

203

50

 

0.990

248

74

 

0.820

205

48

 

1.000

250

73

 

 

 

 

 

Refer to ˆInstaller Selectable High Speed Settings˜ in this manual for more information.

NOTE − Door port balancing on the HRV3−150−TPD and HRV3−150−TPF requires a Magnehel-
ic Gauge with a scale of 0 to 1.00" w.c.

Summary of Contents for HEALTHY CLIMATE ERV3-150

Page 1: ...bly containing 2 Drain spout assemblies HRV units only 1 Drain tee HRV units only 4 Hanging straps 1 Installation manual 1 Warranty card 1 Wall mounted remote control General Information These instruc...

Page 2: ...sensible temperature and latent moisture heat from in coming fresh air to the stale air as it is being exhausted thus reducing the air conditioning load The ERV unit is not suitable for use in climate...

Page 3: ...116 CFM 55 L s 69 Sensible Efficiency 13 F 25 C 76 CFM 31 L s 73 65 CFM 30 L s 56 61 CFM 29 L s 68 65 CFM 31 L s 73 64 CFM 30 L s 72 112 CFM 53 L s 72 132 CFM 62 L s 70 N A N A Latent Efficiency 95 F...

Page 4: ...44 0 7 175 40 19 72 34 94 44 80 38 0 8 200 Speed 2 med low 0 1 25 62 29 87 41 127 60 115 54 170 79 73 34 112 53 0 2 50 81 38 81 38 54 25 74 35 116 55 107 50 163 76 67 31 107 50 0 3 75 70 33 70 33 42...

Page 5: ...TS HRV3 300 MODEL HRV3 195 MOTOR IS AT TOP BLOWER DEFROST DAMPER DEFROST AIR FROM INSIDE FILTER CONDENSATE DRAINS FRESH AIR TO INSIDE STALE AIR FROM INSIDE BLOWER FRESH AIR FROM OUT SIDE MOTOR SEE NOT...

Page 6: ...in ventilation for 15 minutes No remote device can override this defrost mode or se lected speed until the cycle is complete After the cycle is completed the HRV defaults to previous settings If the c...

Page 7: ...ed see page 28 or 31 to prevent negative pressure in structure Negative pressure can cause back drafting of combustion gases in other household appliances such as Gas Furnaces Oil Furnaces Hot Water H...

Page 8: ...ating season when outdoor temperatures are less than 59 F 15 C HRV controls include a dehumidistat function which can be set to achieve a dehumidification effect from the HRV dur ing the winter heatin...

Page 9: ...ow voltage wire UNIT ON OFF Control Press and release the ON OFF button ON indicator light illuminates press again to turn OFF Humidity Control Unit will produce a dehumidifying ef fect when outdoor h...

Page 10: ...se the UP DOWN arrows to adjust the Humidity Indi cator on the display screen to the number of degrees difference between your humidity measuring device Minus is indicated by flashing 4 Press MODE Dig...

Page 11: ...o 4 events per day 8 ARRIVE flashes Repeat steps 4 to 6 to program up to 4 events per day 9 SLEEP flashes Repeat steps 4 to 6 to program up to 4 events per day 10 Weekend letters SS flash Press SET Re...

Page 12: ...olding the SELECT button for 5 seconds Connect to 3 wire 20 gauge low voltage wire and is installed in a standard 2 x 4 electrical box 20 Minute Status Lights Select Button Figure 6 20 Minute Timer Y2...

Page 13: ...kept short and have as few bends or elbows as possible to maximize airflow Forty five degree elbows are preferred to 90 elbows Use Y tees instead of straight tees whenever possible All duct joints mu...

Page 14: ...cations S Unit is normally balanced on HIGH speed with the furnace blower ON S A minimum separation of 40 inches 1m is recommended between the two direct connections S The exhaust air connection shoul...

Page 15: ...blower to evenly distribute the fresh air throughout the house S The duct configuration may change depending on the HRV ERV model See specifications for your unit S Check local codes and authority hav...

Page 16: ...locating grilles if the floor is the only option available Areas such as under baseboard heaters will help to temper the air Optional inline duct heaters are available for mounting in the supply air...

Page 17: ...close to the out side wall where the weather hoods will be mounted If a basement area is not convenient or does not exist a utility or laundry room may be used Attic installations are not normally rec...

Page 18: ...ews Note This illustration of the unit may vary from the unit you are installing Step 3 Hook the bottom grommets of the straps through the S hooks Pull down vertically on the hand loops while lifting...

Page 19: ...to the two drain spouts Position the T fitting to point upward and connect the drain line Tape or fasten base to avoid any kinks This creates a trap which will hold some condensate and prevent odors...

Page 20: ...Exhaust Weatherhood Requirements Observe the following when installing the exhaust weatherhood 1 At least 6 2m from the ventilation air intake 2 At least 18 457mm above ground or above the depth of ex...

Page 21: ...cfm See Note Compatible with Dual Hood 0 3 0 4 0 5 HRV3 150 TPD 115 104 95 Yes HRV3 150 TPF 120 107 100 Yes HRV3 095 66 60 n a Yes HRV4 150 90 80 72 Yes HRV4 200 120 107 100 Yes HRV3 195 125 114 107...

Page 22: ...all using the 2 supplied screws and anchors 9 Attach the faceplate to the back plate detail B BE CAREFUL to correctly align the faceplate to avoid damaging the faceplate contact pins 10 Insert the Ope...

Page 23: ...etween 2 ON and 6 HI initiates high speed ventilation Dehumidistat A dry contact for a dehumidistat is connected between 2 ON and 10 BLK 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 LOW ED R YEL GRN HI COM NO NC BLK LOW SPEE...

Page 24: ...andler with a simplified return return installation and should be interlocked with a partially dedicated installation see figure 24 CAUTION Potential equipment malfunction or damage May require repair...

Page 25: ...e 25 Residential Wiring Diagram HRV3 095 HRV4 150 HRV4 200 HRV3 195 HRV3 300 ERV3 150 ERV3 200 THERMISTOR Not on all units TERMINAL BLOCK GROUNDED PLUG SEE DEFROST DETAIL BELOW SEE AUTO TRANS FORMER D...

Page 26: ...Page 26 12 12 Figure 26 Residential Wiring Diagram HRV3 150 TPD...

Page 27: ...Page 27 Healthy Climate HRV ERV Ventilators Figure 27 Residential Wiring Diagram HRV3 150 TPF...

Page 28: ...m the outside must equal the volume of air exhausted by the unit if the airflow is not properly balanced then 1 The HRV ERV unit may not operate at its maximum efficiency 2 A negative or positive air...

Page 29: ...ut of the branch of the Pi tot is connected to the low pressure or reference side of the gauge 4 Insert the Pitot tube into the duct pointing the tip into the airflow 5 For general balancing it is suf...

Page 30: ...itot tube a minimum of 18 from blower or elbows Place Pitot tube a minimum of 18 from blower or elbows Pitot tube Magnehelic Gauge High Pressure Side Low Pressure Side NOTE Duct connections will vary...

Page 31: ...nitiate power and operate the HRV on high speed Operate the forced air system on high speed if the HRV is connected to the forced air system 5 Measure Stale air Insert the 2 rubber fittings from the g...

Page 32: ...700 175 108 0 530 133 139 93 0 490 123 82 64 0 710 178 105 0 540 135 132 91 0 500 125 79 62 0 720 180 176 102 0 550 138 125 88 0 510 128 76 60 0 730 183 165 99 0 560 140 119 85 0 520 130 73 57 0 740 1...

Page 33: ...165 41 103 164 0 160 40 110 142 0 220 55 128 173 0 170 42 105 170 0 165 41 112 145 0 225 56 129 176 0 175 44 111 176 0 170 42 115 149 0 230 57 130 179 0 180 45 113 182 0 175 44 118 152 0 235 58 132 18...

Page 34: ...0 0 195 49 114 170 0 180 45 104 178 0 180 45 106 163 0 200 50 116 173 0 185 46 106 183 0 185 46 108 167 0 205 51 117 176 0 190 47 109 189 0 190 47 110 171 0 210 52 119 178 0 195 49 111 194 0 195 49 11...

Page 35: ...ED ON NO LED SYSTEM POWER ON Press ON OFF fan button Failed wall control LED OFF LED ON NONE Normal operation LOW SPEED FAN OFF FAN ON ON OFF LED status Wall control ON OFF LED flashes to indicate rev...

Page 36: ...Operational Flowchart 2 Failed HRV ERV controller NO YES NO Refer to interface operation instructions Fan may operate based on interface settings Interface control with ON OFF connected Jumper ON to R...

Page 37: ...ode damper closed to outdoor air 3 Recirculation mode is only available on recirculating defrost models HRV3 095 HRV3 150 TPD HRV4 150 HRV4 200 Dehumidistat Disable Four consecutive temperature readin...

Page 38: ...the home from an unvented or unheated crawl space Moisture remaining in washroom and or kitchen areas Condensation seems to form in the spring and fall seasons HRV ERV is set at too low a speed Set d...

Page 39: ...300 Y2144 ERV3 150 Y2138 ERV3 200 Y2139 Motor Capacitor Y5438 Y5438 Y2146 Y5436 Y5437 Y2145 Y2147 Y2145 Y2145 Blower Housing Set N A N A Y2149 Y5439 Y5439 Y2150 Y2150 Y2148 Y2148 Blower Wheel CW red...

Page 40: ...ck and white wire from cir cuit board leading to the motor and pull wires to re move from the electrical box 7 Remove assembly blower motor blower panel by sliding left and down To Assemble Blower Ass...

Page 41: ...ishwasher pressure wash F Install clean filters G Wipe down the inside of the cabinet with a damp cloth to remove dirt bugs and any debris 4 Install clean core as follows A Install the bottom flange o...

Page 42: ...nit Recommended Arid Zone Dry Climate HRV Unit Required ERV unit not recommended where temperatures fall below 25 F 4 C continuously for more than 5 days ERV units are recommended in regions where hig...

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