WhisperComfort® 60 UL Listed ceiling or wall mount Energy Recovery Ventilator provides a tempered fresh air supply and balanced exhaust air flow to maintain neutral pressure throughout the home.
• Product is HVI certified for energy recovery and sound
• Static pressure access ports make it easy for raters to verify airflow for ASHRAE 62.2 compliance
• Suitable for new/remodel, single-family/multi-family, energy efficient projects
• Multi-speed selector (20 to 50 CFM) provides customizable airflow
• Occupant controllable Boost function moves fan speed to 60 CFM when activated
• High efficiency capillary core recovers heat and helps maintain desired moisture levels inside
SPECIFICATIONS
Motor/Blower
• ERV supply and exhaust rates shall be manually adjustable for 20 - 30 - 40 - 50 CFM
• Two fully enclosed Panasonic DC Electronic Commutated Motors (ECM) rated for continuous run.
• ERV shall have Hi / Lo speed occupant boost capability
• Power rating shall be 120 volts and 60 Hz.
• Two highly efficient blower wheels running on two motors for lower power consumption and decreased noise.
• Motors are equipped with thermal cut-off fuse control.
Housing
• Corrosion Resistant and Galvanized steel body.
• Dual 4" intake and exhaust ducts. 5" Duct connections are also available.
• Built in backdraft damper on exhaust duct.
• Filters on supply and exhaust air extend the life of the ERV core.
• Expandable mounting bracket up to 16” on center.
Grille
• Attractive design using Polypropylene material.
• Attaches directly to housing with torsion springs.
Warranty
• DC Motors: 6 years from original purchase date
• All Parts: 3 Years from original purchase date.
Maintenance
• MERV 13 filter included, replacements available
ERV Core Technology
• Indoor and outdoor air passes through Panasonic’s capillary core technology. This process tempers supply air while transferring moisture and energy.
• Built in Frost Prevention Mode prevents the core from freezing. Frost Prevention Mode is free of interaction and operates without intervention.
