Broan - Broan® Light Commercial Heat Recovery Ventilator (HRV)

Broan | B12LCDARNW | Broan® Light Commercial Heat Recovery Ventilator (HRV)

Broan B12LCDARNW

Features

Airflow up to 1026 CFM @ 0.4 in. w.g.
Advanced aluminum recovery core technology provides sensible recovery up to 57%
Integrated electronic control with two speed selection
Factory installed recirculation defrost module

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Broan® Light Commercial Heat Recovery Ventilator (HRV)

An effective, energy efficient heat recovery ventilation system designed to optimize the indoor air quality of commercial spaces. The B12LC platform is customizable to suit your specific application needs and deliver the performance you require.

Features

Airflow up to 1026 CFM @ 0.4 in. w.g.
Advanced aluminum recovery core technology provides sensible recovery up to 57%
Integrated electronic control with two speed selection
Factory installed recirculation defrost module
On-board low voltage terminals provide flexibilty to external controls like timer, standby, and override switches

Anti-freeze Setting (Approved for Unheated Space)	No
Automatic Shutoff	No
Built-In Timer	No
cETL Listed	Yes
CSA Listed	No
cUL Listed	No
ETL Listed	Yes
Humidity Sensing	No
HVI Certified	No
UL Listed	No
Airflow (CFM)	767-1032
Filtration Level	20 PPI
Min/max continuous airflow (CFM at 0.4 in. w.g.)	767-1032
Ports Location	Side
Ports Size	20" x 8" square
Voltage	120
Core Warranty	5
Parts Warranty	2
Product Length	42
Product Width	34
Product Height	25
ENERGY STAR® certified	No
High Efficiency Luminaire	No

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