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Fresh Air Ventilation Control from Field Controls

Field Controls introduces the Fresh Air Ventilation Control (FAVC), a cutting-edge solution designed to provide year-round fresh air ventilation while prioritizing energy conservation, indoor air quality, and overall comfort. Ideal for both new and existing single or multi-family homes, the FAVC offers a range of features to enhance ventilation efficiency. Meeting the requirements of the…

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Field Controls introduces the Fresh Air Ventilation Control (FAVC), a cutting-edge solution designed to provide year-round fresh air ventilation while prioritizing energy conservation, indoor air quality, and overall comfort. Ideal for both new and existing single or multi-family homes, the FAVC offers a range of features to enhance ventilation efficiency.

Meeting the requirements of the ASHRAE 62.2 standard, the FAVC incorporates an outdoor temperature sensor mounted in the fresh air duct. With three selectable climate zones, it adjusts ventilation parameters based on the specific climate conditions. Additionally, it offers three ventilation settings tailored to different home sizes.

The FAVC goes beyond basic ventilation control. It can monitor up to four exhaust appliances, providing appropriate ventilation based on their operation. It can also supply makeup air in response to exhaust fans and independently power an exhaust fan to save energy, separate from the central HVAC fan.

Another standout feature is the FAVC’s ability to continuously monitor indoor relative humidity, optimizing ventilation during hot and humid days to enhance comfort and manage moisture levels. It ensures a healthier, safer, and more comfortable indoor environment, even during adverse weather conditions.

Setting up the FAVC is hassle-free, and it is compatible with various HVAC systems, including conventional heat and cool systems, heat pumps, hydronic air handling, HRVs, and ERVs.

Experience the smarter way to manage fresh air ventilation with the Field Controls FAVC. Prioritize indoor health, safety, and comfort while minimizing operational costs.

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The field controls fresh air ventilation control or f a v c is designed to provide fresh air ventilation year round, keeping energy conservation, indoor air quality, and comfort in mind. And is I deal for new or existing single or multi family homes. The FAAC delivers ventilation along with many additional features. Meets the requirements of the ashrae sixty two point two standard for ventilation supplied with an outdoor temperature sensor which mounts in the fresh air duct has three selectable climate zones with unique ventilation inhibit parameters for the selected climate. Three ventilation settings for size home. Can monitor up to four exhaust appliances within your home to adjust ventilation needs based on total appliance operation. Can provide make up air in response to an exhausting appliance? Can power an exhaust fan to drive ventilation independent of the central HVAC fan to save energy. The FABC continuously monitors indoor relative humidity to lower excess indoor humidity during hot muggy days. By reducing ventilation during these periods to enhance comfort and manage moisture during adverse conditions such as hot, humid, and even in cold periods. And the FAVC is easy to set up and is compatible with every HVAC system. Conventional heat and cool HVAC systems, heat pumps, hydronic air handling, HRVs, and ERVs. Minimize operational cost while maintaining indoor health, safety and comfort. The FAVC by field controls. The smarter way to manage fresh air vent deletion.

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