Carrier's HRV recovers heat from indoor air and transfers it to incoming, outdoor air so you can enjoy fresh, healthy air without sacrificing energy efficiency. The HRV draws fresh air into your home through the fresh air port. Stale, polluted air is pulled out of your home and expelled through the exhaust port. As the two air streams move through the recovery core, heat is transferred from the stale outgoing air to the fresh incoming air without ever mixing air streams. That means maximum comfort with fresh, clean air and efficient performance from your indoor weather system.

In addition to improving air quality, the HRV enhances your overall comfort. With the easy-to-use, wall-mounted control unit equipped with three different modes, you'll have fresh air at your fingertips. The recirculation mode provides air movement throughout your home without bringing in outside air. The continuous mode works 24 hours a day to provide a continuous flow of fresh outdoor air into your home. The intermittent mode operates when the indoor humidity exceeds your desired level, providing maximum fuel economy. The HRV will ensure your indoor weather comfort for years to come.

Efficiency and comfort is ensured by the high-efficiency core which recovers up to 84% of the heat from indoor air and transfers it to the fresh incoming air without mixing air streams. The core also helps to remove humidity from the air inside your home.

Fresh, clean air is drawn into your home through the fresh air port. The air filter removes large particles of dust and dirt prior to entering your home's air filter and air distribution system. Stale, polluted air is expelled from your home through the exhaust port which is connected to your return air distribution system.

Quiet comfort and energy savings are provided by the motor which efficiently moves air through the system.

Fresh, outdoor air is cleaned by the filter prior to entering your living space.

Energy savings and added system reliability is provided by the damper defrost. By periodically recirculating indoor air when temperatures drop below 23 degrees, the damper defrost helps prevent frost from forming, eliminating the need for energy-consuming supplementary electric defrost that can be found on competitive models.