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Should I run my ERV continuously?

In winter the ERV will recover up to 60% of humidity from the outgoing air and add it to the incoming air. As a result, continuous operation is usually appropriate.

What is the ERV method?

Energy recovery ventilation (ERV) is the energy recovery process in residential and commercial HVAC systems that exchanges the energy contained in normally exhausted air of a building or conditioned space, using it to treat (precondition) the incoming outdoor ventilation air.

Should I run my ERV continuously?

In winter the ERV will recover up to 60% of humidity from the outgoing air and add it to the incoming air. As a result, continuous operation is usually appropriate.

What does ERV include?

ERVs are equipped with two fans, one that draws fresh air into your home and one that pulls stale air out. When these two airstreams pass through the ERV, a heat exchanger within the system transfers heat and moisture from one airstream to the other.

Do I really need an ERV?

If you live in an area where your winters are long and dry, you might opt for an ERV system. Because the ERV allows some humid air to remain in the home, your home might not feel as dry, which may reduce issues like dry skin and static electricity.

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