Model ECV-40 is an addition to Greenheck’s energy core ventilator (ECV) line. The ECV-40’s new design features a dual-fan arrangement consisting of direct drive mixed-flow plenum fans with variable frequency drives (VFDs) replacing the forward-curved fan typically found in energy core ventilators.

The mixed flow fan, a hybrid between an axial propeller and a centrifugal fan, reduces brake horsepower requirements by up to 50%. The VFDs facilitate ease of balancing at start-up. Sound power levels are reduced and no belts make maintenance easy.

The ECV-40 is available with AHRI Certified fiber (-FM) or polymer (-PM) membrane cores with an airflow capacity up to 5,000 cfm. Optimized to ensure the best unit performance in the smallest footprint available, the ECV-40 features double-wall construction and optional hinged access with additional options for frost/economizer and stand-alone microprocessor controls. 

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