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Fantech VHR - 159 CFM - Heat Recovery Ventilator (HRV) - Top Ports - 6" Duct - Recirculation Defrost
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Features
- Heat Recovery Core
- An aluminum heat recovery core provides improved heat transfer capacity while taking up less space than traditional cores.
- Winter Guard
- A built-in exhaust defrost system allows for consistent, reliable operation during the winter months.
- Controls
- An External rocker switch featuring three positions (Low/Stand By/Medium) that allows for simple control of air flow.
- Washable Electrostatic Filters
- Electrostatic filters capture airborne particles traveling through the ventilator. Easily washable, these filters can be repeatedly reused before replacement.
- Product Includes
- VHR150 Heat Recovery Ventilator (HRV)
- Mounting Bolts
The Fantech VHR150 is a 159 CFM heat recovery ventilator (HRV) with top ports and exhaust defrost capabilities. The VHR150 is a 120 volt unit designed with 4 ports designed to connect to 6" ducts. HRVs make your heating and cooling system more efficient by transferring heat between fresh and stale air during ventilation. Its compact size and wall bracket make this HRV easy to mount. The VHR150 Heat Recovery Ventilator (HRV) features an aluminum core, washable electrostatic filters and internal recirculation defrost.
Specifications
VHR150
Overview
Product Category
Heat Recovery Ventilators (HRVs)
UPC
650737992033
Additional Model Numbers
VHR150, VHR150
General Information
Type
HRV
Product Line
VHR
Product Category
Heat Recovery Ventilators (HRVs)
Defrost Type
Defrost Type
ERV and HRV units may periodically suffer from frost formation on the heat exchanger. Units have different methods of eliminating this frost.
Exhaust
Ports Quantity
4
Port Location
Top
Performance
Maximum Air Flow
186 CFM
Apparent Sensible Effectiveness
71 %
Minimum Air Flow
90 CFM
Sensible Recovery Efficiency
63 %
Electrical Data
Voltage
120 Volts
Phase
1
Frequency
60 Hz
Dimensions
Duct Connection
6 Inches
Product Height
16 1/4 Inches
Product Width
23 3/4 Inches
Product Depth
17 3/16 Inches
Product Weight
45 Pounds
Shipping Height
19 Inches
Shipping Width
28 Inches
Shipping Depth
23 Inches
Shipping Weight
55 Pounds
Certifications
CSA Listed
Yes
Warranty Information
Parts Warranty
Parts Warranty
A warranty is a safeguard from defects in manufacturing and can vary in length and terms. Some manufacturers require registration for extended warranty benefits, be sure to check out features and the warranty document. To see the manufacturer's warranty statement, click on the Manuals tab. Learn More
5 Years
Motor Warranty
7 Years
Reviews
(4)
Fantech VHR150 Reviews & Ratings
This is the best unit I could find on the internet worldwide
By Marinus L.
Portland, Oregon
Purchased 01/14/2019 |
Review Posted 02/27/2019
I am living in New Zealand and ordered it for use here although we have a different mains voltage and frequency (230V / 50Hz). I'll be using this in our new home and use an Eaton UPS to change the mains frequency and a small transformer to step down to 120V/60Hz. I am going through this setup because I could not find a better unit worldwide. I do not understand why humidity is used for automatic control. Using CO2 level as would have been better, perhaps it has to do with reliability (I had two CO2 meters fail on me and they are not cheap). I had expected a small controller to set the three speeds manually, unfortunately I had to buy that separately. Living in New Zealand I would have appreciated a proper schematic that can be used for functionality checking / repair if ever needed.
Marinus L. Recommends This
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Quality product
By Mark S
west Pittston, Pennsylvania
Purchased 11/15/2018 |
Review Posted 01/25/2019
Fantech's customer service/tech assistance is exceptional. If you have any problems with installation or wiring, they go out of there way to help you get it installed.
Mark S Recommends This
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GOOD QUALITY
By Bob R
BILLINGS, Montana
Purchased 11/19/2018 |
Review Posted 12/19/2018
WORKS WELL, VERY QUIET
Bob R Recommends This
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By
IL
Review Posted 04/22/2012
Great for high humidity pet room ventilation. I bought this unit to improve the air quality in my pet room that contains a 600 gallon aquarium and 200 more gallons in the sump bringing the total volume up to 800 gallons. Needless to say humidity was a problem in this 14' x 14' room. My room has a split ducted a/c unit set to 84 degrees and did have a dehumidifier. These would work together to control the temp and humidity in the room but was using a lot of power to do so. Problem was much worse in the winter when the a/c was not needed. The dehumidifier could not keep up and in trying would generate enough heat to require some a/c even in the winter. I installed this unit in the room, ducting to the outside wall. To make a long story short, it dropped the humidity to outside levels, brought the temp Down but managed to keep some heat in the room. This was running on continous low The a/c no longer runs but expect it back as ambient temps start to rise. So no running dehumidifier and no a/c to run because of the dehumidifier. This according to my kill a watt meter should save me about 40-60 dollars a month. This unit on low only uses about 1.80 a month. I will try just using the humidistat to see of the room temp holds better as even low continous may be too much. My plan when It gets hot out is to turn it off continuos low and just use a humidistat to run this unit and let the a/c unit do the rest. Should be much better since it won't have to fight that dehumidifier anymore. Only negative is now the room stays cooler and drier than before. This will require some form of heat to keep the room from getting too cool next winter. Next project will be a home made solar water heater for the aquarium to reduce the need for the high watt water heater.
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