What is the Benefit with

Greenheck Energy Recovery?

For the Building Owner

Improved Indoor Air Quality (IAQ)

Introducing fresh, outdoor air to a building is a key component to sustaining excellent indoor air quality. Outdoor air can be very expensive to heat and cool, but the ERV unit can provide an economical approach to delivering outdoor air into a building.

Energy Savings = Quick Payback

The energy recovery unit provides energy savings throughout the year. In the summer, the energy recovery unit removes heat and moisture out of the outdoor air, but in the winter, heat and moisture are added back into the fresh airstream. When you combine the energy savings from summer and winter operation, they lead to a very fast payback period. In most parts of the United States, the payback is less than 2 years!

 

 

Equipment Reduction Using Energy Recovery on 3000 cfm Outdoor Air

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cooling

Annual

Heating

Annual Winter

Approximate

 

 

 

Equipment

Summer

Equipment

 

Gas Price*

Electric Cost**

Heating

Payback

 

Reduction

Cooling

Reduction

 

 

 

Savings

(Years)***

 

 

 

(tons)

Savings

(MBH)

 

 

 

 

 

Boston, MA

1.68

0.1495

8.72

226

161

4544

0.78

Minneapolis, MN

1.14

0.0712

9.55

161

217

3261

0.88

St. Louis, MO

1.34

0.0558

12.1

356

173

3088

0.35

Raleigh, NC

1.48

0.073

11.3

424

138

2790

0.57

Houston, TX

1.10

0.1011

13.0

1701

111

1089

0.22

Tampa, FL

1.59

0.0974

13.1

1779

89

988

0.21

Portland, OR

1.21

0.071

4.17

2

123

2930

2.34

Phoenix AZ

1.13

0.0766

9.40

271

161

1478

1.95

*Average gas price (dollars per therm) per region in the first six months of 2007 (source: Energy Information Administration)

**Average electricity cost (dollars per kWh) in March of 2007 (source: Energy Information Administration)

***Assumptions: $3/cfm energy recovery cost; $650/ton avoided cooling equipment cost; 75.6% effective energy wheel; 12 hrs/day 5 days/week operation

For the Maintenance Personnel

Low Maintenance Equipment

Energy Wheel: The most important component in the ERV is the energy wheel. This device should be inspected and cleaned as necessary, which will vary by application and environment. Any cleaning that is required is simplified by the easy accessible wheel with removable segments. Cleaning requires no special equipment (light detergent and water) and can be performed in a location that is convenient to you.

Fans: The blowers that are used in the ERV are centrifugal, forward-curved- type fans. These fans come with easily adjustable pulleys, belt tension bolts and permanently sealed bearings.

Filters: The 2-inch, 30% efficient MERV 8 filters that are included with the unit are designed for easy access and removal.

Quality Construction

Greenheck has focused on the manufacturing and unit designs to create well- constructed equipment. Investments in automated manufacturing processes provide accurate and repeatable results, giving excellent part fit and unit strength. Incorporation of innovative designs add to the quality, while keeping maintenance work simple to perform.

Long-Lasting Equipment

Because of our high-quality construction, the equipment that goes to the field is made to last. As reassurance to the customer, each ERV unit carries a 1-year warranty from the ship date and the wheel components (segments, cassette, belt, and pulleys) carry a 5-year warranty.

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Greenheck Fan ERV manual What is the Benefit with Greenheck Energy Recovery?

ERV specifications

Greenheck Fan's Energy Recovery Ventilator (ERV) represents a significant advancement in the field of indoor air quality and energy efficiency. These systems are designed to provide balanced ventilation while recovering energy from exhaust air, making them an ideal choice for commercial and industrial applications.

One of the main features of the Greenheck ERV is its energy recovery core, which effectively transfers heat and moisture between the incoming and outgoing airstreams. This technology allows for a significant reduction in heating and cooling costs by pre-conditioning the incoming air, resulting in less strain on HVAC systems. The core is engineered for high efficiency, delivering seasonal energy savings and contributing to LEED certification for green buildings.

Another notable characteristic of the Greenheck ERV is its versatility. The units come in various sizes and configurations to meet different building specifications and ventilation requirements. They are suitable for a wide range of applications, from schools and offices to hospitals and industrial spaces. Users can customize the ERV to suit specific needs, including options for enhanced filtration, integrated controls, and multiple airflow configurations.

The construction quality of Greenheck ERVs is also commendable. They feature robust materials that ensure long-lasting performance and durability, even in demanding environments. The units are designed to withstand harsh outdoor conditions, making them reliable for year-round operation. Furthermore, the noise levels are minimized thanks to their well-engineered design, providing a comfortable indoor environment free of distracting sounds.

Greenheck has incorporated advanced controls and monitoring technologies into its ERV systems. This feature allows users to track performance, optimize energy use, and maintain indoor air quality. The controls can be integrated with building management systems for seamless operation. Moreover, the units are designed for ease of maintenance, with accessible components that simplify servicing and repairs.

In summary, Greenheck Fan's Energy Recovery Ventilator combines energy efficiency, versatility, and advanced technology to deliver exceptional indoor air quality solutions. Its energy-recovery capabilities, adaptability to various applications, durable construction, and advanced controls position it as a leading choice in the market for energy recovery and ventilation solutions.