Ventilators
Bringing outdoor air into your home can help improve your comfort. Relying on open windows and doors can actually waste energy, and lets unwanted irritants into your home. Our reliable HVAC ventilators do the hard work for you, providing outdoor air and avoiding wasted energy.
Ideal for warmer climates and horizontal installations. Offers airflow up to 210 cubic feet per minute. Door color is slowly transitioning from tan to galvanized steel.*
Ideal for warmer climates and horizontal installations. Offers airflow up to 128 cubic feet per minute.
Ideal for warmer climates and horizontal installations. Offers airflow up to 150 cubic feet per minute.
Ideal for warmer climates and horizontal installations. Offers airflow up to 145 cubic feet per minute.
Ideal for warmer climates and vertical installations. Offers airflow up to 150 cubic feet per minute.
Ideal for warmer climates and vertical installations. Offers airflow up to 145 cubic feet per minute.
Ideal for northern climates and horizontal installations. Offers airflow up to 231 cubic feet per minute. Door color is slowly transitioning from tan to galvanized steel.*
Ideal for northern climates and horizontal installations. Offers airflow up to up to 160 cubic feet per minute.
Ideal for northern climates and horizontal installations. Offers airflow up to up to 160 cubic feet per minute.
Ideal for northern climates and vertical installations. Offers airflow up to 160 cubic feet per minute
Ideal for northern climates and vertical installations. Offers airflow up to 160 cubic feet per minute
What to Look for in a Home Ventilator
Ventilator Type
Comfort Features
Energy Savings
Comparing 2 Types of HVAC Ventilators
Heat Recovery Ventilator (HRV)
Energy Recovery Ventilator (ERV)
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