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- Page 1 Installation, Operation and Maintenance Instructions PROFILE Series Energy Recovery Ventilators (ERV)
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of contents 1 Introduction ............1 5.2.1 To Balance the Exhaust Fan .... 24 5.2.2 To Balance the Supply Fan ....24 Product Description........1 Intended Use ..........1 6 Operation............25 Document description........1 Control Hierarchy / Operations ..... 25 Product Overview ........ -
Page 3: Introduction
This product is intended for residential use only. Document description This document contains instructions for installation, operation and maintenance of the product. The procedures must be done by approved personnel only. Speak to Greentek for more information on how to install the product in different installation locations. -
Page 4: Product Overview
Product Overview Note: There is a spare washer and screw of each type supplied with the product. Casing Wood screw, quantity 5 Electrical box 10. Long bracket, quantity 1 Power cord (If applicable) 11. Door Terminals 12. Collar assembly, quantity 4 Angle brackets, quantity 2 13. -
Page 5: Name Plate
Name plate Note: Make sure the supply voltage corresponds to the product name plate. Item#: 155865 FAV100 Parts / Pièces Name: Power: MCA: MOP: Motor(s) are Thermally Protected Fuse: Serial #: Max. Continuous Air Flow: CAUTION: Do not install in cooking area or connect @ 0.2 in wg (50 PA) L/s) directly to any appliance. -
Page 6: Nomenclature
• PROFILE 1.2E-D-EC, #464404 • PROFILE 1.2E-D-EC-M, #499510 Product Name • PROFILE 1.2E-D-EC-HC, #499513 • PROFILE 1.2E-D-EC-M-HC, #499516 Duct Collar Dimensions in in- 5 (127) ches (mm.) Motor Type EC: Electronically Commutated, 1–phase 1.5.2 Nomenclature Safety Safety definitions Warnings, cautions and notes are used to point out specially important parts of the manual. -
Page 7: Installation
• Where you can service the product easily. • Near an exterior wall where you will mount the hoods. Greentek recommends to install this product in the mechanical room, in a air handling unit area, or in an attic/basement where applicable. -
Page 8: Overview Of A Fully Dedicated System
As a result, this system has the lowest op- erational cost of the three. Greentek suggests to use this installation method for the ap- • Electric Baseboard plications that follow: •... -
Page 9: Overview Of A Partially Dedicated System
(Stale air is drawn from key areas of the home). As a result, this method tempers the fresh air before it is supplied throughout the home. Greentek suggests to use this installation method for the ap- • When you are not able to supply fresh air independently to plications that follow: primary areas of the home. -
Page 10: To Position The Interior Grilles
As a result, this method has the lowest installation cost of the three. Greentek suggests to use this installation method for the ap- • Retrofit applications where dedicated supply and exhaust plications that follow: ducts cannot be ported directly to their spaces. -
Page 11: To Install A Damper Accessory To The Product
This can increase the load on the forced air system. Accessory to the Product If the product is installed so that the homeowner can set the product to the OFF position, Greentek recommends to install Note: a motorized damper between the product’s supply air duct and the forced air system’s return air duct. -
Page 12: To Install The Intake Hoods
3.6.2 To Put the Exhaust Hood in the Correct Position Note: Use the guidelines that follow to put the exhaust hood in the correct position: Note: Some guidelines will not apply if you use a tandem hood. A minimum of 18 in. (460 mm.) above the ground, or above the level of possible snowfall (If applicable). -
Page 13: To Install The Ductwork To The Hoods
• Before you attach the duct to the hood, seal the inner flexi- ble duct to the product’s duct connection and to the hood with a good bead of high quality caulk (Greentek recom- mends acoustical sealant). • Use aluminium foil duct tape or caulk to seal the outer liner to the exterior wall and to the duct connection. - Page 14 Push the supply hood into the opening. Use mounting screws to attach the hood to the exterior wall. 10 Obey the previous seven (7) steps to install the exhaust hood. 11 Use a caulk gun to seal around both hoods to prevent leaks.
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Page 15: To Mount The Product
To Mount the Product Note: If possible, install this product away from the primary areas of the home. Refer to section 3.1.1 To Choose the Correct Location for the Product. Note: Dimensions are given in inches (mm.). Clearances For the 80 CFM Products For the 120 CFM Products The space in front of the door that is necessary to remove the 8 (203) -
Page 16: To Mount The Product On The Ceiling
3.7.1 To Mount the Product on the Push the product into a horizontal position against the ceiling. Ceiling Then, move the product onto the long bracket until it touches the bottom of the slot as shown. Note: Make sure the bracket is straight when you install it. Caution Keep your hand on the product so it does Put two (2) wood screws and two (2) washers through... -
Page 17: To Mount The Product On The Wall
Use two (2) machine screws and two (2) washers to 3.7.2 To Mount the Product on the mount the two (2) angle brackets onto the product. Wall Note: Make sure the bracket is straight when you install it. Note: When the product is wall mounted, the angle bracket ex- tends farther than the long bracket (A). -
Page 18: To Connect The Ducts To The Product
3.7.3 To Connect the Ducts to the Make sure to wrap the joint with aluminium foil duct tape to prevent leaks. Product • Use galvanized ductwork from the product to all primary areas. Note: You can use insulated flexible duct when necessary. Use the guidelines that follow to install the ductwork cor- rectly onto the product: •... -
Page 19: Electrical Connection
Electrical connection To Connect a Central Control to the Product Warning Before you connect the product to the control, make sure to disconnect the product’s power supply. Note: For more information on control operation, refer to section . Note: Only one central control can be used for each application. Fig. - Page 20 Fig. 4 Wire Connections for the EHC 2.5 Fig. 5 Wire Connections for the EHC 2.0...
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Page 21: To Connect A Bathroom Timer To The Product
To Connect a Bathroom Timer to the Product Note: For more information on control operation, refer to section 6.3 Sequence of Operations — Bathroom Timers. Note: You can connect these controls with central controls or with another control. D-D+ Fig. 6 Wire Connections for the T4 Fig. -
Page 22: To Connect An Auxiliary Control To The Product
To Connect an Auxiliary Control to the Product Note: For more information on control operation, refer to section 6.4 Sequence of Operations — Auxiliary Controls. Note: You can connect these controls with central controls or with another control. Fig. 8 Wire Connections for the RD-1 Keep the polarity between the control and the product (+ →... -
Page 23: Standard Ac Product Wiring Diagram
Standard AC Product Wiring Diagram • PROFILE 0.8E, #499500 • PROFILE 0.8E-HC, #499502 • PROFILE 0.8E-D, #499504 • PROFILE 0.8E-D-HC, #499506 For Product Type: • PROFILE 1.2E, #464401 • PROFILE 1.2E-HC, #499511 • PROFILE 1.2E-D, #464403 • PROFILE 1.2E-D-HC, #499512 SPEED STAND BY JUMPER... -
Page 24: Mirrored Ac Product Wiring Diagram
Mirrored AC Product Wiring Diagram • PROFILE 0.8E-M, #499501 • PROFILE 0.8E-M-HC, #499503 • PROFILE 0.8E-D-M, #499505 • PROFILE 0.8E-D-M-HC, #499507 For Product Type: • PROFILE 1.2E-M, #499508 • PROFILE 1.2E-M-HC, #499514 • PROFILE 1.2E-D-M, #499509 • PROFILE 1.2E-D-M-HC, #499515 Mirrored EC Product Wiring Diagram •... -
Page 25: Commissioning
• Make sure that there are no blockages in the air inlet and the air outlet. To Balance the Airflow Note: Use a Greentek programmable touch screen wall control and a manometer to balance the airflow. Note: Before you start this procedure, refer to the balancing label. Note: To see the airflow pattern of your product, refer to the balancing label or to the airflow illustration in section 1.4 Product... -
Page 26: To Balance The Exhaust Fan
5.2.1 To Balance the Exhaust Fan 5.2.2 To Balance the Supply Fan Note: Note: The “up” or “down” button on the control adjusts the fan The “up” or “down” button on the control adjusts the fan speed by 1%. speed by 1%. Measure the airflow on the stale air side of the product. -
Page 27: Operation
Operation Control Hierarchy / Operations Note: The ventilation product puts control signals in the order that follows: Control Hierarchy Remote Off (S+/S-) Timer (T+/T-) > Defrost Cycle (internal) Dehumidistat (D+/D-) Four-wire controller (B/A) Two-wire controller (W/W) Speed selection switch Note: The speed selection switch is installed on or near the electrical box of the ventilation product. - Page 28 Note: Wire terminals are supplied with the product. Description Terminal Block Label Remote off function (dry contact) – When S+ and S- terminals are shorted together, the ventilation product will be forced into standby mode until the dry contact is opened. Digital communication lines for four-wire controllers 12 VDC supply ground ↓...
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Page 29: Sequence Of Operations - Central Controls
Table 1 Central Controls TVOC Controls Features STS 2.0 • Greentek’s most complete, yet easy-to-use control system. • Integrated VOC sensor • Sleek design with a backlit touchscreen LCD • The automatic ECO mode selects the best mode of opera- tion and speed for the season. - Page 30 Multi-Function Controls Features • The “MODE” button gives 3 types of operation: EHC 2.5 – Ventilation – Recirculation – Standby • 4 fan speeds to choose from: – Low – Medium – High – 20 minutes each hour • The “AUTO” button allows the homeowner to choose the humidity level.
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Page 31: Sequence Of Operations - Bathroom Timers
Sequence of Operations — Bathroom Timers Table 2 Bathroom Timers Bathroom Timers Features 20 min 40 min • 20/40/60 minute timer with an LED light 60 min • Press the button to operate the product at high speed. • Up to 5 can be used together •... -
Page 32: Sequence Of Operations - Auxiliary Controls
Auxiliary Controls Features RD-1 • Rotary dial dehumidistat • You can use multiple of these together. • Greentek recommends to set the relative humidity above 80% during the summer. Maintenance Warning Make sure that the mains supply to the product is disconnected before performing any maintenance or electrical work. - Page 33 16 Put the core back in position within the product. Note: Be careful when you do this step. The core and filters can fall out if this product is in the ceiling position. Note: Make sure that the arrow points to the motors. 17 Put the filters back onto the core.
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Page 34: Spare Parts
Spare Parts Note: Speak with Greentek for more information on spare parts. Replacement motor (120 CFM, EC) #448003 MERV 3 replacement filter kit Supply fan (80 CFM) #498509 (80 CFM, AC) #428673 (120 CFM) #448004 (120 CFM, AC) #448002 MERV 8 replacement filter kit... -
Page 35: Overview Of The Maintenance Chart
Overview of the Maintenance Chart Table 4 Maintenance Chart Recommended Necessary Date of Maintenance Frequency Maintenance Every 3 Every 3 Every 3 Every 3 Every 3 Every 3 Examine and clean Every 3 months months or months or months or months or months or months or... -
Page 36: Troubleshooting
Greentek and non-Greentek products. Greentek's warranties guaranteed to be 100% free from defects. extend to its customers and its end users. Greentek will not Even reliable products will experience be liable for any incidental, indirect, special, or consequential... - Page 37 If all these conditions above are not met, the carton will be Limitation of Warranty and Liability REFUSED. This warranty does not apply to any Greentek product or part which has failed as a result of faulty installation or abuse, Then:...
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Page 38: Technical Data
Technical data 10.1 Product Dimensions Note: Dimensions are given in inches (mm.). • PROFILE 0.8E, #499500 • PROFILE 0.8E-M, #499501 18 3/16 10 1/16 20 5/8 (523) 21 5/8 (548) 18 1/4 (463) 9 1/4 (235) (462) (255) • PROFILE 0.8E-HC, #499502 •... -
Page 39: Product Dimensions
10.2 Product Dimensions Fig. 9 Standard Product with Damper Note: Dimensions are given in inches (mm.). • PROFILE 0.8E-D, #499504 18 3/16 10 1/16 20 5/8 (523) 21 7/8 (556) 18 1/4 (463) 9 1/4 (235) (462) (255) • PROFILE 0.8E-D-HC, #499506 •... - Page 40 Fig. 10 Mirrored Product with Damper • PROFILE 0.8E-D-M, #499505 18 3/16 10 1/16 20 5/8 (523) 21 7/8 (556) 18 1/4 (463) 9 1/4 (235) • PROFILE 0.8E-D-M-HC, (462) (255) #499507 • PROFILE 1.2E-D-M, #499509 • PROFILE 1.2E-D-EC-M, #499510 23 5/32 20 27/32 10 1/16...
- Page 42 © Copyright Greentek All rights reserved Greentek reserves the rights to alter their products without notice. This also applies to products already ordered, as long as it does not affect the previously agreed specifications. Document in original language 2025-03-24...
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