Broan AI Series energy recovery ventilators exchange indoor air with outdoor air while recovering energy and transferring some moisture between the air streams. That makes an ERV an option worth considering when planning ventilation alongside your home’s heating, cooling and humidity needs.
The AI Series includes multiple capacities and installation configurations. VIRTUO technology supports airflow balancing, while the integrated display helps with setup and diagnostics. AirZone can review the space available, existing duct connections and required ventilation rate before recommending a model.
An ERV is not a stand-alone humidifier or dehumidifier. Its effect on indoor humidity depends on the season, indoor conditions and operation. For Ottawa homes, a careful HRV-versus-ERV assessment is more useful than choosing solely on the largest airflow rating.
Ask AirZone about a new ERV installation or replacement options for your existing air exchanger.
Product features
- Energy recovery ventilator
- Nominal family sizes: 130–210 CFM class
- Actual maximum airflow at 0.2 in. w.g.: V130E65RT 131 CFM; V150E75NT/NS 138 CFM; V160E75RT 140 CFM; V210E75RT/RS 210 CFM
- VIRTUO airflow technology and ECM motors
- Heat and moisture recovery
- Recirculation and duct configuration are model-specific, not universal across the family
Installation manuals by model
Use the manual for the exact unit selected for your installation. The User Manual button links to the smaller-unit guide.
