Where the Breeze range fits
Balanced ventilation for houses, townhomes, apartments and multifamily suites, one unit per dwelling. Five sizes from 42 to 152 CFM; pick by the airflow at your design static pressure, not by floor area.
Residential Energy Recovery Ventilation
Residential Energy Recovery Ventilators
EXINDA Breeze ERVs provide balanced residential ventilation for houses, apartments and multifamily projects. Use this collection to compare real models, then confirm airflow, pressure, installation and model-specific documents before specification.
Certification, airflow and control functions must be checked against the exact model and current submittal.
Residential ERVs
EXINDA Breeze Residential ERVs
Compare standard low / medium / high airflow settings, installation layout and duct connection size below. The product names, standard settings and certified rating points are not interchangeable; check each model’s submittal at the design external static pressure.
EXINDA Breeze 50-100CFM Energy Recovery Ventilator
Standard settings: 53 / 70 / 90 CFM
Compact ceiling installation · 4 in. ducts
120 V / 60 Hz / 1 Ph
EXINDA Breeze 54-100 CFM Energy Recovery Ventilator
Standard settings: 54 / 70 / 100 CFM
Wall-mounted; top ports · 4 in. ducts
120 V / 60 Hz / 1 Ph
EXINDA Breeze 42-170 CFM Energy Recovery Ventilator
Standard settings: 42 / 90 / 130 CFM
Horizontal; side ports · 6 in. ducts
120 V / 60 Hz / 1 Ph
EXINDA Breeze 49-133 CFM Energy Recovery Ventilator
Standard settings: 49 / 85 / 120 CFM
Horizontal; side ports · 6 in. ducts
120 V / 60 Hz / 1 Ph
EXINDA Breeze 57-152 CFM Energy Recovery Ventilator
Standard settings: 57 / 90 / 152 CFM
Wall-mounted; top ports · 6 in. ducts
120 V / 60 Hz / 1 Ph
Selection guidance
How to select a residential ERV
Where the range fits, where it does not, and the three checks that prevent the most common mismatch between a catalogue airflow value and the actual installation.
Where it does not
An ERV supplies outdoor air and recovers energy from the exhaust; it does not heat or cool the building. Do not connect it to a range hood, a clothes dryer or any process exhaust.
Airflow at design pressure
Select from the published supply and exhaust airflow at the project’s external static pressure, not from a free-air value alone.
Installation and service space
Confirm duct orientation, ceiling or wall location, filter access, core removal space and condensate requirements before choosing a cabinet.
Controls and integration
Review controller, boost-timer, interlock and communication requirements against the exact model submittal.
Technical support
Technical documents and selection support
Technical files remain model-specific so data from one ERV is not applied to the whole range.
Request ERV selection support
Receive a model recommendation with airflow at your operating point, the submittal, dimensional drawing, HVI listing reference, CSA certificate for that model and lead time.
Request ERV Selection Support
Distributors and manufacturer's reps
Ask for the Breeze product information pack, sample-unit terms and the conditions for working together.
Request the distributor pack
Breeze 54–100 CFM technical brief
Installation and project checklist for the wall-mounted 54–100 CFM model. Performance values apply only to that model.
Read the model brief
Questions & answers
Residential ERV selection questions
How should an ERV be selected for a house or apartment?
Start with the required continuous and boost airflow, then check the model’s airflow at the expected external static pressure. Installation orientation, service clearance, frost-control requirements and controls should be confirmed before final selection.
Are all Breeze ERVs the same installation type?
No. The range includes different cabinet and duct-connection arrangements. Use the selected model’s drawing and submittal to coordinate duct routing and service access.
Where can contractors find performance data and Revit files?
Open the applicable model page for its current technical submittal and Revit download when available. Confirm that the drawing and submittal show the same model before project coordination.
What should I send for an ERV selection, and what will EXINDA return?
Send the project location and building type, required airflow in CFM, design external static pressure in in. w.g., and where you intend to mount the unit. Duct sizes, controls and quantity can follow if you have them.
EXINDA will return a model recommendation with the airflow at your operating point, the submittal, the dimensional drawing, the HVI listing reference and CSA certificate for that model, and lead time.
Request ERV Selection Support
Send the project location and building type, required airflow in CFM, design external static pressure in in. w.g., and intended mounting location. Duct sizes, controls and quantity can follow if you have them.