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ERV/HRV Ventilation Systems
PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATION GUIDE.
GUIDE D’INSTALLATION PROFESSIONNELLE.
INCLUDED IN THIS BOX
A1 A2 B C
G1 G2 G3
D E F
ERV/HRV Ventilation Systems
PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATION GUIDE.
GUIDE D’INSTALLATION PROFESSIONNELLE.
INCLUDED IN THIS BOX
A1 A2 B C
G1 G2 G3
D E F G4 G5 G6
ERV/HRV Ventilation GUIDE S PROFESSIONAL y D’INS st Te ALLm ATION s INS PROFESSIONNELLE TALLATION GUIDE..
A1 INCLUDED IN THIS BOX A2 B C
D E F G1 G2 G3
Tools Alurmin equi um f red t oil tape (UL181
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Installation Checklist Liste de vérification pour l’installation Included in This Box A1 ER V/HR V VNT5150H1000 or VNT5150E1000 or Contenu A2 ER V/HR V VNT5200H1000 or VNT5200E1000 A1 VRÉ/VRC VNT5150H1000 ou VNT5150E1000 ou B Heat/Energy Recovery Cor e A2 VRÉ/VRC VNT5200H1000 ou VNT5200E1000 C Filter (2) B Noyau de récupération de chaleur et d’énergie D Installation Guide C Filtr e (2) E Duct Collars (4) D Guide d’installation F Installation Kit E Raccor ds de conduit (4) F T r ou
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ER V/HR V V entilation System ABOUT YOUR NEW VENTILA TION SYSTEM INSTALLATION (continued) Dehumidistat Wiring ............................................ 23 Benefits ....................................................................... 2 W8150 V entilation Contr ol Wiring ....................... 23 Determining Y our V entilation Needs .......................... 3 Honeywell 20/40/60 Minute Boost Contr ol Specifications .............................................................
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About the ER V/HR V V entilation System T h e H o n e y w e l l E R V / H R V V e n t i l a t i o n S y s t e m p r o v i d e s impr oved indoor air quality thr ough its high performance and ef ficiency . Benefits • V entilation with sensible heat r ecovery (ER V and HR V) • V entilation with latent heat r ecovery (ER V only) • Simplified mounting (hanging) • Removable duct collars for easy ducting to the unit • Intuitive balancing via two var
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Determining Y our V entilation Needs How much fr esh air do you need? Good air quality is based in part on the capacity of the home’ s ventilation system. Usually , the unit’ s capacity is measur ed in CFM (Cubic Feet per Minute) or L/s (Liters per second) of fr esh air being distributed in the living space. Use the ASHRAE 62.2 V entilation Standar d, the Room Count Calculation Method, or the Air Change Per Hour (ACH) Method to determ
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Specifications Dimensions in inches (mm): 2 1 1 FRONT CLEARANCE OF 25 INCHES H (635 MM) IS REQUIRED FOR SERVICING UNIT. ALL DUCT CONNECTIONS ARE 2 6 IN. (150 MM). W L VNT5150H1000 or VNT5150E1000: H = 22 1/2 in. (572 mm), W = 11 1/2 in. (295 mm), L = 29 1/2 in. (749 mm) VNT5200H1000 or VNT5200E1000: H = 22 1/2 in. (572 mm), W = 16 1/2 in. (422 mm), L = 29 1/2 in. (749 mm) M28919 Physical Specifications: Model Product Weight Shipping Weight Heat/Energy Core Filter Dimensions Dimensions H =
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Specifications (continued) VNT5150H1000 V entilation Performance Gross Air Flow External Static Pressure Net Supply Air Flow Supply Exhaust Pa in. W.C. L/s CFM L/s CFM L/s CFM 25 0.1 92 195 92 196 113 241 50 0.2 85 182 86 183 105 223 75 0.3 80 171 81 172 91 193 100 0.4 73 156 74 157 84 178 125 0.5 65 139 66 140 75 159 150 0.6 59 126 60 127 65 137 175 0.7 56 120 57 120 57 120 200 0.8 50 107 50 107 48 103 225 0.9 45 95 45 96 40 86 250 1.0 37 79 38 80 34 73 VNT5150H1000 AIR FLOW (L/S) 0 10 20 30 40
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Specifications (continued) VNT5200H1000 V entilation Performance Gross Air Flow External Static Net Supply Air Flow Pressure Supply Exhaust Pa in. W.C. L/s CFM L/s CFM L/s CFM 25 0.1 117 248 118 250 130 277 50 0.2 108 229 109 231 119 253 75 0.3 102 218 103 220 110 234 100 0.4 94 200 95 202 101 216 125 0.5 85 181 86 183 92 197 150 0.6 77 163 78 165 82 175 175 0.7 69 146 70 148 71 151 200 0.8 61 129 61 131 60 128 225 0.9 52 110 52 111 49 104 250 1.0 45 96 46 97 40 86 VNT5200H1000 AIR FLOW (L/S) 0
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Specifications (continued) VNT5150E1000 V entilation Performance Gross Air Flow External Static Pressure Net Supply Air Flow Supply Exhaust Pa in. W.C. L/s CFM L/s CFM L/s CFM 25 0.1 92 197 96 204 93 199 50 0.2 87 185 93 199 88 186 75 0.3 82 173 88 186 82 175 100 0.4 75 160 83 176 76 162 125 0.5 69 146 76 162 70 148 150 0.6 62 132 72 152 63 134 175 0.7 55 116 67 143 55 117 200 0.8 48 102 60 127 48 103 225 0.9 41 88 54 114 42 89 250 1.0 38 81 42 89 39 82 VNT5150E1000 AIR FLOW (L/S) 0 10 20 30 40
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Specifications (continued) VNT5200E1000 V entilation Performance Gross Air Flow External Static Net Supply Air Flow Pressure Supply Exhaust Pa in. W.C. L/s CFM L/s CFM L/s CFM 25 0.1 98 208 102 218 99 210 50 0.2 94 200 99 210 95 202 75 0.3 87 186 93 199 88 188 100 0.4 82 175 88 188 83 176 125 0.5 74 157 78 167 75 159 150 0.6 65 138 72 152 65 139 175 0.7 60 127 64 135 60 128 200 0.8 53 112 60 127 53 113 225 0.9 44 94 54 114 45 95 250 1 38 81 41 86 39 82 VNT5200E1000 AIR FLOW (L/S) 0 10 20 30 40
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Exter nal Contr ol Options The ER V/HR V unit may be used with one of the following exter nal contr ols: Prestige™ (YTHX9321R5012) and Prestige™ IAQ Comfort System (YTHX9421R5028) • Contr ols both heating/cooling and ventilation. • Wir eless sensor for displaying outdoor temperatur e and humidity . • Advanced ventilation pr ogramming includes economizing and extr eme condition shutdown. • Maintenance and service r eminders. • High definition color display . VisionP
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Install to Fit Y our Application NOTE: Prior to installing, serious consideration must be taken to insur e this ventilation system will operate pr operly if integrated with any other type of mechanical system, i.e. a for ced air system, or an air handling unit. T o insur e pr oper operation & compatibilities of both system, it is r equir ed that the airflows of ventilation systems be balanced, by following the pr ocedur es found in th
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18 INCHES 6 FEET Install to Fit Y our Application (continued) Exhaust at the Source and Supply in the Return B STALE AIR FROM LIVING SPACE, SUCH AS FROM BATHROOM OR KITCHEN TO LIVING SPACE FORCED AIR HRV / ERV SYSTEM M28984 This application uses a devoted duct system for the exhausting of stale air accumulated in the home. The fr esh air is intr oduced into the r etur n air duct and is distributed thr ough the home by the existing supply air ductwork of t
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18 INCHES 6 FEET Install to Fit Y our Application (continued) Exhaust and Supply in the Return C TO LIVING SPACE FORCED AIR SYSTEM HRV / ERV M28985 When using this application make sur e that ther e is a minimum of 6 feet between the fr esh air and exhaust air connections of the ER V/HR V unit in the r etur n air duct. Supply air fr om the ER V/HR V unit must be at least 3 feet fr om the for ced air system. These distances can be dif fer ent f
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Installation Steps Installation Kit 1 Ensur e that you have all of the following installation items: 4 Duct Collars Installation Kit: • 2 Flexible 6 in. V inyl Ducts • 1 Condensation Drain Line (10 in.) • 1 Drain Adapter with Nut • 4 Tie W raps (30 in.) • 16 Hex-head scr ews (1/4 x 5/8 in.) • 4 Hex-head scr ews (1/4 x 1 in.) • 4 W ashers • 1 Drain cap (VNT5250E100 and VNT5200E1000 only) • 1 power cor d, 120 V ac (not shown) Installatio
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Installation Steps (continued) Hanging the ERV/HRV 3 The ER V/HR V unit enables you to save time and ef fort by of fering a simplified hanging system. TIP: Removing the cor e unit makes installation easier since the unit weighs less without the cor e inside. 1. Attach straps to joist using the supplied 2. Pull on middle of strap while gently lifting unit washers and four 1 in. hex-head hanging upwar d to raise the unit. scr ews. 3. Make final adju
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Installation Steps (continued) Installing the flex duct to the ERV/HRV 4 TIP: Honeywell r ecommends using appr oximately 16 inches of flexible duct (supplied in kit) between the unit and the rigid duct for noise dampening. The flex duct is mounted to the unit the same way as the insulated flex. 1. Insert the vinyl duct over the hooks on the 2. Insert insulation inside the outer ring of the duct duct collar and seal with a supplied 30 inch collar .
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Installation Steps (continued) Installing the condensation drain line 5 Insert the thr eaded drain adapter thr ough the bottom of the unit and hand tighten the plastic nut supplied with the drain kit. Use a wr ench to tighten the nut another half tur n to ensur e a complete seal. Install the condensate tubing by pushing the clear plastic tubing over the drain adapter . Make a condensate trap by looping the clear plastic tubing. This
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Installation Steps (continued) Connecting the power cord 6 ERV/HRV Power Cord Insert the power cor d on top of the unit. Pr ess firmly to make sur e the power cor d is secur e. IMPORTANT: Do not plug the power cor d into the wall r eceptacle at this time. Electric Wall Outlet Honeywell r ecommends that the unit has a dedicated r eceptacle with 120 V AC. A void connecting the unit to the wall r eceptacle with an extension cor d. Honeyw
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Automated Defr ost The ER V and HR V units ar e equipped with an automatic defr ost featur e to eliminate any ice build up on the cor e. • Automatic defr ost is initiated once every hour when the fr esh air supply temperatur e dr ops to 23°F (-5°C) or colder . • The defr ost cycle operates by tur ning of f the supply fan while continuing to operate the exhaust fan. • The exhaust fan speed is adjusted pr oportionally based on the outdoor temperatur e, initially operating
