Premium Choice Bathroom Fan With DC Motor and VOC/Humidity Sensor Manual
Table Of Contents
- Residential Ventilation Products
- S&P Global Presence
- North American Products & Brands
- Ventilation for Residential/Light Commercial Markets
- PV- Powervent Series
- SWF Sidewall Series
- Clothes Dryer Boosting
- Clothes Dryer Boosting
- Radon Mitigation
- PRF – Radon Mitigation Fan Performance
- TD Mixvent Series
- TD-Silent
- TD-SILENT Sound Attenuating Features
- Applications for use
- Range Hoods (IRC 2012: Outside Air)
- reFresh Series
- reFresh Series
- reFresh Series
- reFresh Series
- reFresh Series
- reFresh Series
- Premium Choice (PC) Series Ceiling Mounted Bathroom Fans
- The PC Difference
- PC Plug-&-Play
- Slide Number 25
- PC CHOICES: Humidity Sensor
- PC CHOICES: Speed Control
- PC CHOICES: Bluetooth Speaker
- PC with PCIAQS
- PCIAQS – VOC & Humidity Sensor
- PC CHOICES: Radiation Damper and Metal Grille
- PC Series
- PC Contractor Packs
- Premium Choice VALUE Series
- PCD110X with DC Motor
- PCD80XH with DC Motor
- PCD200 with DC Motor
- PCLP – PC Low Profile for Ceiling or Sidewall
- PCRL80 & PCRL80F
- S&P ERV Difference
- TR Unit Sizes and Sizing
- TRC Unit Sizes and Sizing
- TRLPe – Total Recovery Low Profile
- THANK YOU! www.spvg-northamerica.com
Clothes Dryer Boosting
Features
When ducting from a dryer to the outlet is long
and/or complicated the dryer cannot overcome
the static pressure thus reducing efficiency and
causing increased or poor drying time.
The IRC Code Specifies:
1. The dryer exhaust MUST terminate to the
outside
2. The MAX. length of the [dryer] exhaust duct is
35 feet from the connection of the outlet
terminal
Problem Created by Code:
1. What if the dryer is NOT located close to the
outlet terminal?
2. What if the duct is longer than 35 feet so
elbows are necessary creating complicated
duct work?
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