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2 4034-102 Rev F 02/04
HRV200PLUS INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
The Heatilator Home Products Heat Recovery Ventilator 200 Plus (HRV200PLUS) works as a power ventilator for the Fresh Air Fireplaces
(FAF) from Heatilator and Heat-N-Glo, and is designed to provide fresh air into a building while exhausting an equal amount of stale air.
This balanced operation ensures optimum performance with no effect on the relative pressurization of the structure. During winter
months when the indoor space is heated, the heat recovered from the fireplace exhaust heats the incoming fresh air as both air streams
pass through the heat recovery core. During summer months when the indoor space is air conditioned, the stale indoor air removes
heat from the heat recovery core to cool the incoming fresh air.
The Heatilator Home Products Heat Recovery Ventilator Plus allows your home to breathe, expelling fireplace exhaust, stale air and
airborne pollutants and providing a constant supply of healthy, fresh air.
The HRV200PLUS is certified by HVI as a stand alone ventilator and is certified by UL as part of the Fresh Air Fireplace heat recovery
system.
A. INTRODUCTION
B. HRV200PLUS APPLICATION
Selecting the proper equipment for the climate is essential for maintaining comfort levels and maximizing efficient operating conditions.
In general, the following guidelines apply:
1. The HRV200PLUS is designed for climates where the heating season is typically longer than the cooling season. The HRV is
equipped with an aluminum core not allowing the transfer of moisture between the air streams
2. The HRV200PLUS is suitable for use in climates where the outdoor temperature drops below 25°F (-4°C) for more than five
days.
The reference map on the following page highlights geographic areas for HRV/ERV applications. ERV (Energy Recovery Ventilator)
appliances allow moisture to transfer across the core and are appropriate for very high humidity geographies. An ERV application for
the Fresh Air Fireplace is NOT available.
WARNING!
The HRV200PLUS is designed specifically to work with the Fresh Air Fireplaces from Heatilator. DO NOT attempt to hook
up the HRV200PLUS to other gas fireplaces or to wood burning fireplaces. The Fresh Air Fireplace MUST be installed in
conjunction with the HRV200PLUS in order for it to vent properly. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO ACHIEVE THIS CONFIGURATION
WITH ANY OTHER FIREPLACE.
Fresh Air Fireplaces are identified by the PLUS suffix in the model number/nomenclature (i.e. CNXT70IPLUS).
TABLE OF CONTENTS
A. Introduction.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 2
B. HRV200PLUS Application ................................................................................................................................................................... 2
C. Engineering Data................................................................................................................................................................................. 3
D. Defrost Options ................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
E. Installation Diagrams .......................................................................................................................................................................... 7
F. Installing the Ventilator...................................................................................................................................................................... 10
G. Vent and Duct Installation ................................................................................................................................................................. 11
H. Exhaust Termination.......................................................................................................................................................................... 16
I. Selecting Blower Speeds .................................................................................................................................................................. 24
J. Balancing........................................................................................................................................................................................... 25
K. Operating Modes ............................................................................................................................................................................... 29
L. Wiring ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 34
M. Maintenance Instructions .................................................................................................................................................................. 39
N. LED Diagnostics ................................................................................................................................................................................ 41
O. Troubleshooting Guide ...................................................................................................................................................................... 42
P. Accessories ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 45
Q. Replacement Parts ............................................................................................................................................................................ 46
Index .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 47
Limited Warranty ............................................................................................................................................................................... 48
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