What does the fantech button do?
What does the fantech button do?
The button activates the system to run in continuous mode for 20, 40 or 60 minutes, it then returns to the predetermined setting.
What is an inline bathroom fan?
Inline fans are mounted inline with the ductwork, bringing air from the inside and to the outside of the home. An inline fan may also be described as a remote-mounted fan. Inline fans are useful for applications that include: Ventilation of wet spaces such as bathrooms, kitchens and laundries.
How does a fantech system work?
To prevent migration of airborne contaminants from entering adjacent spaces, Fantech suggests controlling the respective pressures of the air in those spaces. In other words, you can contain the contaminated air by keeping air pressure negative in that space with respect to other adjacent spaces.
Do I need to run my air exchanger in the summer?
The answer depends on your home’s air conditioning system, your ERV wall control, the outdoor temperature and, most importantly, the outdoor relative humidity. As a rule of thumb, if you are more comfortable outside than inside your house, you should run your air exchanger in the summer.
Are inline fans better?
The inline duct fan is the more powerful blower fan of the two that can move the most air. Given the difference in technology and applications, inline duct fans can deliver up to 1500 CFM using a 12-inch model. Duct fan boosters in comparison have up to 800 CFM of air flow power using a 12-inch model.
Should I run my HRV in the summer?
Where should air exchanger be set?
How to Use Air to Air Exchanger in Summer
- Decide on whether or not to open the air exchanger vent.
- Locate the speed settings dial, usually on the front of the unit.
- Set the speed setting dial to “low” for regular use, or “high” if the air is highly contaminated by pollutants such as smoke or odors.
