Fantech AEV80 Air Exchange Ventilator

Suitable for temperate climates where balanced ventilation is needed, an Air Exchanger Ventilator (AEV 80) is designed to provide fresh air into a building while exhausting an equal amount of stale air. During the winter months, the incoming cold fresh air is warmed by mixing it with return air before it is supplied to the home. During summer months when the indoor space is air conditioned, the AEV will help in cooling the incoming fresh air with the stale air that is being exhausted.

Airflow up to 82 cfm @ 0.2" WG.
Washable MERV 8 filters
Unit can be installed in any position
Hanging bracket integrated to cabinet
External 3 position (Low/Stand By/Medium) rocker switch

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model	description	usually ships	price	QTY
AEV 80	Fantech Air Exchange Ventilator. 82 CFM at 0.2 inch SP. 115 VAC. MERV 8 washable filters. With Plug.	1 Day. In-stock	$410.80

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#1	Q: Can this unit be controlled by ecobee or nest thermostats? A: This unit is typically standalone. It has a 3 way switch - low, standby and high. It can also be overridden by a humidistat into high speed. Asked on 2025-01-30 by Dino
#2	Q: If outside air is being added to the stale air all day along, wouldnt it created too much air inside a home? A: Its an air exchanger. There are 2 fans and 2 airstreams mixing inside the box. So equal amount of air is removed as pushed into the home. Asked on 2021-08-31 by Victoria
#3	Q: what is the difference between Air Exchange ventilations and heat recovery ventilations? A: Air exchange ventilators do not recover any heat/energy from the exhaust stream. HRVs (heat recovery ventilators) have a cross core that recovers heat. Air exchange unit do not have this core. Asked on 2020-10-10 by Manal
#4	Q: Can this be used in an encapsulated crawl space for air exchange? A: Yes, you can use the unit for that purpose. Note there is some mixing of the airstreams with this unit. Asked on 2020-08-26 by James
#5	Q: Does this product exhaust building air without mixing it with incoming fresh air? A: There is some mixing of the airstreams. Per Fantech: During the winter months, the incoming cold fresh air is warmed by mixing it with return air before it is supplied to the home. During summer months when the indoor space is air conditioned, the AEV will help in cooling the incoming fresh air with the stale air that is being exhausted. Asked on 2020-05-29 by B
#6	Q: Does this come with the accompanying filter? A: Yes, the first filter is included with the unit. Asked on 2020-02-07 by K
#7	Q: Can this be set up with a programmable timer or thermostat? If so, what would be compatible with it? A: It is typically used one of three ways: 1. you may switch the outlet it is plugged into with a thermostat or timer. 2. it can run when the main air handler runs if it is slaved off of it. 3. it may run on a MDEH-1 humidistat controller. Asked on 2018-04-02 by Shawn
#8	Q: I would like to exchange air in a room with a therapy hot tub. Would this product (Fantech AEV 1000) work for this application? A: If you are in a cold climate, consider one of the Fantech HRVs instead. Otherwise if you are just exchanging air and not recovering heat you would increase the heating load for the space. Asked on 2014-12-08 by Kay

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