Heat Recovery Ventilator
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![]() Broan HRV1150H Heat Recovery Ventilator 1150 cfm US $3,350.00
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![]() American Aldes HRV300DDD Heat Recovery Ventilator US $1,729.00
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![]() Fantech Heat Recovery Ventilator Model SHR 3005R US $1,633.88
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![]() Broan HRV100H Heat Recovery Ventilator 135 cfm US $1,025.00
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![]() Broan HEPA Filtration Heat Recovery Ventilator GSHH3K US $1,021.88
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![]() Fantech Heat Recovery Ventilator Model SHR 1505R US $972.88
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![]() Nu Air Heat Recovery Ventilator ES170 US $955.00
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![]() Fantech Heat Recovery Ventilator Model SHR1504 New US $799.00
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![]() A NEW Fantech Heat Recovery Ventilator Model VHR704R US $757.00
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How do electronically commutative motors relate to Heat Recovery Ventilators in House air exchange systems?
I have a project I'm working on and I can't seem to find how motors relate to Heat Recovery Ventilators anywhere. And are electronically commutative motors just your basic electromagnetic motor? Any help would be really appreciated-- (sources for info would be really awesome too) thanks!
I thought I should let you read the Patent of an electronically commutative motor....!! LOL http://www.freepatentsonline.com/5457366.html Now lets try this in English: Imagine a "standard" forced air heating system. The fan motor is either "On" of "Off", right? But this is often not necessary, and the noise can be annoying. An electronically commutative motor (ECM) is - as you suspect - very much a "basic electromagnetic motor", but it is controlled by an electronic circuitry which takes readings from sensors and "decides" how fast the fan motor *really needs* to turn, and then controls the motor speed accordingly. This saves electricity, increases the (power-) efficiency of the whole system, and cuts down on humming noise as well.... But as so often with these "good things", you have to spend money upfront (for the control electronics), in order to save a few dollars over the coming years.....
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