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The compact Lifebreath HRV moves stale, contaminated air from inside the house to outdoors. At the same time it draws fresh oxygen-laden air from outside and distributes it throughout the house. Polluted indoor air is constantly being replaced by an equal quantity of fresh clean air. As the two air streams pass through the unit they do not mix, but pass on either side of an aluminum heat-exchange core which transfers heat from the outgoing air to the incoming air. The efficiency of the Lifebreath HRV is so high that virtually none of the warmth collected from your home is lost to the outside. In summer, the HRV works in reverse - removing heat from the incoming air and transferring it to the outgoing air, to keep your home cool and fresh.
Aluminum heat exchange core
Patented design, highly conductive aluminum transfers the maximum amount of heat to incoming air.
Built-in dehumidistat automatically increases air exchange rate when humidity rises. No more dripping windows!
Easy installation
Wide selection of capacities and sizes means there’s an energy efficient unit for every home.
Easy-clean filters protect the heat exchange core. Just rinse and replace.
Five-speed motor; power to spare to deal with temporary increases in humidity and contaminants. Quiet and reliable.
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