A breath of fresh air...
Better indoor airProvides incoming fresh air to improve indoor air quality year round.
Enhanced comfort
Transfers heat and moisture from the air providing enhanced comfort and energy efficiency.
Durable construction
Designed and built for long life using high quality materials and reliable
TRANE LIMITED WARRANTY
10-year heat transfer core
5-year functional parts
FreshEffects Highlights
- Advanced whole-house air ventilation technology
- Replaces stale indoor air with fresh air from the outside
- Recovers heat and moisture from exchanged air for enhanced energy efficiency and comfort
- No condensate drain line installation required
- Attractive design and “appliance-like” finish
- Can be installed in conditioned and unconditioned spaces
- May be easily suspended, mounted to walls, or roof rafters
- Installs in less time than most energy recovery ventilators
- Suitable for homes, condos and apartments
- Filter simply slides in and out – no tools needed
- Permanently lubricated bearings for longer motor life
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NOW ENERGY-EFFICIENT HOMES CAN ALSO BE FRESH-AIR HEALTHY.
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Energy-efficient home construction has resulted in increasingly “tight” homes — structures that reduce the amount of fresh air exchanged through cracks around doors, windows and other openings in walls, ceilings, and roofs. When odors, chemical vapors and naturally occurring gases like CO2 are locked in, indoor air becomes stale, creating a less comfortable and less healthy living environment. TRANE FreshEffects™ Energy Recovery Ventilators (ERV) provide whole-house fresh air ventilation year round by exhausting stale indoor air while bringing in fresh outdoor air. Plus, they transfer both heat and moisture from the exchanged air for enhanced energy efficiency and comfort. TRANE FreshEffects™ can be installed in virtually any home, with no need to install condensate drain lines, balancing dampers, or an electric heat source. That means easy faster, more affordable installation and reliable, trouble-free operation.Where is that dirty air coming from?
In general, indoor air is four to five times as polluted as outdoor air. Exposure to indoor air pollutants has increased due to a variety of factors, including the increased use of synthetic building materials and furnishings, chemically formulated personal care products, household cleaners, and even your carpet!
- Most homes generate about 40 pounds of dust annually
- Up to 72 trillion allergens can find their way into a home every day
- 87% of American homeowners are not aware that pollution may be worse inside their homes than outdoors
- 30% of newly constructed and remodeled facilities have indoor air quality problems
- Over 28 million Americans suffer from hay fever and other allergies
- 15 million Americans have asthma, including one in 13 school-age children
- #5 on the EPA’s list of environmental risks to public health is indoor air pollution
- 50% more air per pound of body weight is inhaled by children, so they are especially sensitive to air quality problems