2025年3月21日 · We are CORE – technology leader in the development and production of air-to-air enthalpy and heat exchangers used in ventilation units around the world. Since 1994, we have been working with ventilation system manufacturers to improve people’s lives by providing a sustainable and healthy indoor climate through our high quality products.

The ECV uses a total energy core with options for fan VFDs, microprocessor controls, BMS integration and core economizer for indoor or outdoor installations. 500 to 4,400 cfm (fiber membrane energy core)

Ventilates homes up to 7,500 square feet at rated air flow. Designed with very few components to deliver improved performance and reliability. The heart of the ERV is the EnergyMax® Transfer Core, which uses enthalpic technology based on the second law of thermodynamics to enable the transfer of heat as well as moisture into and out of your home.

Our C-ERV counterflow enthalpy exchangers feature unique CORE polymer membrane technology. It allows both humidity and heat to be transferred to a fresh supply air. Pathogens, odors and pollutants are released directly outside as the air is exchanged.

Our crossflow heat exchangers are the optimal solution for ventilation systems with high air flows. Our M-ERV crossflow enthalpy exchangers feature our latest membrane and heat exchanger technology. They offer even higher latent efficiency and …

The core separates the supply and exhaust airstream, ensuring only fresh air is introduced into the indoor space. The fiber and polymer membrane media transfers both sensible energy (heat) and latent energy (moisture). When supply and exhaust airflows are balanced, energy cores have an (ERR) of up to 60%. Energy Core Technology Exhaust Air ...

2015年2月19日 · What Is An ERV (Energy Recovery) And How Does It Work? Maintaining indoor air quality is vital to the health and well-being of a building’s occupants. An Energy Recovery Ventilator (ERV) allows fresh air into a building, while retaining pre-conditioned heating or cooling.

Energy recovery ventilator (ERV) cores add fresh air to homes while minimizing energy loss. Replace your core so your ERV runs like new. The core is where the transfer of energy takes place, using inside air to heat or cool the outside air enter

Energy recovery ventilators (ERVs) are the primary solution by introducing fresh outside air into the building, while expelling stale air. ERVs can dramatically reduce the load required to heat or cool that air before it enters the building’s HVAC system. The way ERVs work is a using a static core heat exchanger.

2014年11月5日 · Heat-recovery ventilators (HRVs) and energy-recovery ventilators (ERVs) are the most efficient devices for improving indoor air quality by supplying fresh outdoor air to a house while simultaneously exhausting stale air from inside.