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Field Controls Fresh Air Ventilation Control (FAVC)

In a bid to enhance indoor air quality, Field Controls has unveiled its latest innovation, the Fresh Air Ventilation Control (FAVC). This intelligent control system effectively manages HVAC central fans to ensure optimal ventilation while meeting the standards set by ASHRAE 62.2-2010, 2013, and 2016. Not only does the FAVC prioritize air quality, but it…

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In a bid to enhance indoor air quality, Field Controls has unveiled its latest innovation, the Fresh Air Ventilation Control (FAVC). This intelligent control system effectively manages HVAC central fans to ensure optimal ventilation while meeting the standards set by ASHRAE 62.2-2010, 2013, and 2016. Not only does the FAVC prioritize air quality, but it also conserves energy and monitors other appliances.

Equipped with fresh air dampers or HRV/ERV systems, the FAVC provides seven to eight minutes of ventilation every thirty minutes, with the flexibility to adjust based on specific needs. Its built-in temperature and humidity sensors enable smart decisions, considering outside temperature levels and indoor relative humidity settings. However, the FAVC offers much more than just ventilation control.

The FAVC actively monitors enthalpy conditions and interfaces with multiple exhaust fans, intelligently adjusting to deliver optimal ventilation. It even responds to appliances such as clothes dryers, kitchen exhaust fans, and gas fireplaces, providing makeup air for a well-balanced indoor environment. Additional features include normal or economy operation modes and multiple climate application modes, allowing customization to suit various climates.

Setting up the Fresh Air Ventilation Control is a breeze, with user-friendly and intuitive controls. It comes preconfigured for multifamily homes but can be easily adjusted for single-family homes or any other ventilation requirement. With its innovative features and ease of use, the FAVC promises to revolutionize fresh air ventilation systems.

Visit fieldcontrols.com/favc to learn more about the Fresh Air Ventilation Control and discover how Field Controls is committed to improving indoor environments. Breathe better air for a healthier and more comfortable living space.

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Field controls, fresh air ventilation control. The fresh air ventilation control or FAVC effectively and intelligently, manages the HVAC's, central fan to meet and deliver required ventilation. While the fresh air ventilation control meets ASHRA sixty two point two, twenty ten, twenty thirteen, and twenty sixteen standards. It also conserves energy. And has the ability to monitor other appliances. It operates using fresh air dampers or HRV ERV systems. The FAVC is factory set to provide seven to eight minutes of ventilation every thirty minutes. It can also be adjusted to meet ventilation needs or require airments. Built in temperature and humidity sensors allow the control to make smart decisions based on the outside temperature levels. And the indoor relative humidity setting, but that is not the only thing this control does. It is packed with features. The control monitors enthalpy conditions and can interface with multiple additional exhaust fans to adjust and deliver ventilation needs intelligently. It can even respond to the clothes dryer, kitchen exhaust fan or gas fireplace to deliver makeup air in the home. Additional features include normal or economy operation modes, as well as multiple climate application modes to adjust the FAVC to suit your specific climate. Set up is simple and intuitive. In fact, it comes preset for a multifamily home or can easily be adjusted to a single family home or nearly any other ventilation need or requirement. The fresh air ventilation control is a game changer for fresh air ventilation. Go to field controls dot com forward slash f a v see to learn more. Better air for better living. Field controls, improving indoor environments.

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