• The energy recovery ventilator efficiently exchanges stale air for fresher air, so you can enjoy improved indoor air quality with the benefit of energy efficiency Introducing outdoor air into the home helps maintain positive pressure and reduce lingering odors from smoke, food preparation and more The energy recovery ventilator works with your heating and cooling system to exchange stale indoor air for fresher outside air at regular intervals But it also works independently to ensure your family is breathing fresher air whether the furnace or air conditioner is running or not Determine whether you need an energy recovery ventilator (ERV) or a heat recovery ventilator (HRV) by the climate where you live ERVs are used for warmer, more southern climates because they reduce the amount of humidity in the incoming air, creating a more comfortable environment

The energy recovery ventilator eliminates the need for overhead ducting with a streamlined design and simplified balancing. The ventilator brings in fresher outdoor air while reducing the amount of humidity, making it a great choice for more humid climates. The energy recovery ventilator automatically exchanges stale air for fresher air, optimizing air flow. The ventilation helps reduce potentially hazardous indoor air pollutants such as carbon monoxide as well as lingering smells from smoke, food prep and more. The streamlined, compact design works with your central heating and air and eliminates the need for overhead ducts and time consuming installation. Plus, it removes humidity from incoming air so you can enjoy better indoor air quality through high-performance and efficiency with the energy recovery ventilator.