HE 07RT

Rooftop
166-694 CFM

With a CFM range of 166–694, the HE07RT energy recovery ventilator (ERV) can energy-efficiently ventilate commercial spaces. The flexibility, reliability and efficiency of the HE07RT allow it to excel in a wide range of commercial applications including schools, clinics, and retail spaces.

The HE07RT features one L85-G5 core, which is cellulosic-based and doesn’t contain or use halogenated flame retardants or PVCs. Standard features include EC motorized impellers, 24VAC transformer/relay package, cross-core differential pressure ports and independent blower control.

The unit is highly configurable. Available options and accessories include the HE+DX Integrated Coil System, advanced EC motorized impellers, isolation dampers, integrated programmable controls, bypass economizer, MERV 13 filters and more.

Application Type:

Rooftop

Ventilation Type:

Static plate, heat and humidity transfer

Typical Airflow Range:

166-694 CFM

Core:

One L85-G5

Standard OA Filter(s):

Total Qty. 1, MERV 8: 14″ x 20″ x 2″

Standard RA Filter(s):

Total Qty. 1, MERV 8: 14″ x 20″ x 2″

Dimensions:

60″ L x 30″ W x 82 1/4″ H

Weight:

218-373 lbs. (varies by options)

Key Features & Options

CERTIFICATION

Certified under AHRI 1060 for an industry-leading, low-to-zero Exhaust Air Transfer Ratio (EATR) at typical static pressure differential. Superior core flammability performance; passes UL-723 and UL-1812.

MAINTENANCE

Our cores are easy to clean without removing them from the energy recovery ventilator. The cores never require washing. Simply vacuum the four core faces with a soft brush each year. Filters should also be inspected every three months and replaced as necessary.

RELIABILITY

All RenewAire ERVs come with an industry-leading 10-year structural and performance warranty for the static-plate core. In addition to the core warranty, all commercial products have a two-year warranty.

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How to Buy

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