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Our Energy Recovery Ventilators (ERV) category includes high-performance ventilation systems engineered to exchange stale indoor air with fresh outdoor air while transferring both heat and moisture between the two airstreams. ERVs improve indoor air quality, support energy-efficient HVAC operation, and maintain more consistent indoor humidity — especially in humid or mixed climates where traditional exhaust or HRV systems can increase cooling load or dry out homes excessively.
ERVs are ideal for newer, tightly sealed homes and buildings where natural air leakage is minimal. These systems reduce the buildup of CO₂, VOCs, odors, excess humidity, and other indoor pollutants while helping maintain proper pressurization. Many ERV units include ECM motors, multi-speed airflow control, MERV filtration, energy recovery cores, frost protection, and low-noise housings to support residential and light-commercial installations.
When choosing an ERV, review airflow (CFM), static pressure requirements, climate zone, occupancy, duct layout, filtration needs, and access for servicing the energy recovery core. Use the Compare tools on this page to analyze ERV efficiency, fan speed options, frost control, electrical requirements, and installation orientation.
Pro tip: To size an ERV properly, document the square footage, bedrooms, ACH targets, return/supply locations, mechanical room space, and local climate conditions. Provide photos of the installation area and duct routing, and we can recommend the best ERV model, filter kit, and installation accessories for code compliance and long-term performance.

The Energy Recovery Ventilators (ERV) category includes balanced fresh air systems with heat and humidity exchange, ECM motors, filtration options, and horizontal/vertical installation configurations. Compare airflow, recovery efficiency, static pressure, and frost protection features for residential and commercial ventilation applications.
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