EV200
Energy recovery ventilator in the RenewAire EV product family.
Product and Application
- Manufacturer: RenewAire
- Model or named family: EV200
- Equipment: Energy recovery ventilator in the RenewAire EV product family
- Application: Outdoor-air ventilation and heat or energy recovery, subject to the selected model and installation
Technical Selection Considerations
Confirm exact model or ordering suffix, manufacturer-supported airflow at operating static pressure, energy recovery mode, filter rating, sound data, controls, climate conditions, duct size, supply power and regional certification. Product-family literature may refer to multiple models or revisions.
Manufacturer Documentation
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Independent AirAlign product profile. This catalog listing is not a certification of a specific installation’s ventilation performance.
EV200 — higher nominal ventilation, different installation
RenewAire EV200 is a larger capacity family member than EV90 and EV130, but the exact delivered continuous supply/extract air at field static pressure must be obtained from its actual performance chart. Duct sizing and acoustics may dominate whether a retrofit can exploit the increased airflow. Confirm filtration pressure losses, balanced ventilation commissioning, energy recovery performance at local climate, electrical draw and service clearances. Avoid translating the product name into a guaranteed installed CFM number.
EV 200 — manufacturer-specific ERV selection
| Typical airflow envelope | 100–200 CFM; actual delivered flow depends on external static pressure and balanced ductwork. |
|---|---|
| Energy recovery core | One L-100-G5 static plate sensible/latent recovery core; do not substitute a different EV model’s core. |
| Standard filtration | One MERV 8 outdoor and one MERV 8 return filter, each 10 1/2 × 21 3/4 × 1 in. |
| Dimensions and unit weight | 33 1/4 × 23 7/8 × 20 in, approximately 68 lb. |
| Mounting/control | Indoor ERV, multiple mounting orientations, line-cord power and low-voltage control connection, plus cross-core differential-pressure taps for airflow balancing. |
RenewAire lists HVI/ETL performance or safety references, but the supplied model, regional label and specific ventilation operating point control compliance. For service, keep access to the core and filters; the maker advises inspecting filters every three months. Actual duct pressure must be measured rather than equating a nameplate airflow number with commissioning performance.
RenewAire original model page and service documents — reviewed 26 October 2026.