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Airflow balancing

  

Balancing must be completed using the Fantech ECO-Touch® 
Programmable Touch Screen Wall Control 
 

ENTERING BALANCING MODE

In the options menu during the initial 5 second countdown 
sequence, long press on "ECO" area for 5 seconds to 
enter basic balancing mode. The supply and exhaust 
fans are adjusted on high speed only and the offsets 
are proportionally applied to the medium and low speed 
automatically.

STAGE 1  
(ADJUST LEVEL OF EXHAUST FAN IN HIGH 
SPEED):

•  In this step, balance exhaust fan and 

measure airflow on the exhaust air side

•  Pressing on "up" or "down" will adjust the fan 

speed in increments of 1%.

•  Once the desired exhaust airflow is reached, 

press on "next" and move on to the next 
stage.

STAGE 2  
(BALANCE SUPPLY FAN ONLY IN HIGH 
SPEED):

•  In this step, balance supply fan and measure 

airflow on the supply air side

•  Pressing on "up" or "down" will adjust the fan 

speed in increments of 1%.

•  Once happy with the outcome, press on 

"next" to complete balancing

•  The supply and exhaust offset values will be 

proportionally applied to low and medium 
speed as well.

Fresh Air

from Outside

Stale Air

to Outside

Stale Air

from Home

Fresh

Air   

Stale

Air

Fresh Air

to Home

Remove all four (4)

nylon knock out seals.

Do not discard.

LOW

LOW

LOW

LOW

LOW

LOW

HIGH

HIGH

HIGH

HIGH

HIGH

HIGH

Aspiration

d'air frais

Évacuation

d'air vicié

Aspiration

d'air vicié

Air frais

Air vicié

Distribution

d'air frais

BAS

BAS

BAS

BAS

BAS

BAS

HAUT

HAUT

HAUT

HAUT

HAUT

HAUT

   Enlever les quatre (4) 

bouchons de nylon.

   Ne pas les jeter.

 Pressure / Pression  Fresh air / Air frais  Stale air / Air vicié 

  IN. W.G. Pascal   

CFM 

L/s 

 

CFM 

L/s

 PO. d’eau 

(Pa) 

PCM 

 

PCM

  0.36 

90 

216 

102 

-

  0.34 

85 

209 

99 

222 

105

  0.32 

80 

200 

94 

214 

101

  0.30 

75 

192 

91 

207 

98

  0.28 

70 

183 

86 

198 

93

  0.26 

65 

173 

82 

189 

89

  0.24 

60 

163 

77 

180 

85

  0.22 

55 

153 

72 

170 

80

  0.20 

50 

142 

67 

159 

75

  0.18 

45 

131 

62 

148 

70

  0.16 

40 

119 

56 

136 

64

  0.14 

35 

107 

50 

124 

59

  0.12 

30 

95 

45 

111 

52

  0.10 

25 

82 

39 

97 

46

  0.08 

20 

68 

32 

83 

39

  0.06 

15 

55 

26 

69 

33

  0.04 

10 

55 

26 

54 

25

Balancing chart 2.0

Balancing chart 1.5

 Pressure / Pression  Fresh air / Air frais  Stale air / Air vicié 

  IN. W.G. Pascal   

CFM 

L/s 

 

CFM 

L/s

 PO. d’eau 

(Pa) 

PCM 

 

PCM

  0.60 

149 

186 

88 

187 

88

  0.58 

144 

182 

86 

184 

87

  0.56 

139 

177 

84 

180 

85

  0.54 

135 

172 

81 

176 

83

  0.52 

130 

167 

79 

173 

82

  0.50 

125 

162 

76 

169 

80

  0.48 

120 

157 

74 

165 

78

  0.46 

115 

152 

72 

161 

76

  0.44 

110 

146 

69 

156 

74

  0.42 

105 

141 

67 

152 

72

  0.40 

100 

136 

64 

147 

69

  0.38 

95 

130 

61 

143 

67

  0.36 

90 

125 

59 

138 

65

  0.34 

85 

119 

56 

133 

63

  0.32 

80 

113 

53 

128 

60

  0.30 

75 

107 

50 

123 

58

  0.28 

70 

102 

48 

117 

55

  0.26 

65 

96 

45 

112 

53

  0.24 

60 

90 

42 

106 

50

  0.22 

55 

84 

40 

100 

47

  0.20 

50 

78 

37 

94 

44

  0.18 

45 

71 

34 

88 

42

  0.16 

40 

65 

31 

82 

39

  0.14 

35 

59 

28 

76 

36

  0.12 

30 

52 

25 

69 

33

  0.10 

25 

46 

22 

62 

29

  0.08 

20 

39 

18 

56 

26

  0.06 

15 

33 

16 

49 

23

AUTO

MANUAL

OPTIONS

AUTO

MANUAL

OPTIONS

NEXT

AUTO

MANUAL

OPTIONS

NEXT

0 %

ADJUST

AUTO

MANUAL

OPTIONS

NEXT

0 %

BALANCE

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Page 10: ...top Stovetop fan Central vacuum system Bathroom exhaust fans unless they are specifically designed for this purpose These appliances may cause lint dust or grease to collect in the FAA damaging the un...

Page 11: ...e FAA The drain nipple is placed upside down in the unit to prevent it being damaged during shipping or the installation of the unit The Switch on the electrical box is used to toggle between STANDBY...

Page 12: ...hed press on next and move on to the next stage STAGE 2 BALANCE SUPPLY FAN ONLY IN HIGH SPEED In this step balance supply fan and measure airflow on the supply air side Pressing on up or down will adj...

Page 13: ...mizing energy use associated with ventilation Set preferred indoor relative humidity range and ventilation mode for day and night conditions No battery to replace all programmed settings are retained...

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Page 16: ...TION TO A COOLING SYSTEM On some newer furnaces and older thermostats energizing the R and G terminal at the furnace has the effect of energizing the Y at the thermostat and thereby turning on the coo...

Page 17: ...power supply at site Have electrician check supply voltage Ductwork is restricting airflow Check duct installation Improper speed control setting Increase the speed of the FAA i e change unit control...

Page 18: ...al damages incurred in the use of the ventilation system Fantech is not responsible for providing an authorized service centre near the purchaser or in the general area Fantech reserves the right to s...

Page 19: ...moment et sans pr avis les caract ristiques la conception les composants et les sp cifications de ses produits afin de conserver sa position de leader de technologie S il vous pla t visitez notre sit...

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