Air Exchange Controllers and Controls

An air exchanger helps provide continuous outdoor-air ventilation while exhausting indoor air. When paired with energy recovery equipment, it can support indoor air quality and occupant comfort while reducing the energy required to condition incoming air. The appropriate controller helps regulate the connected ventilation system according to the application.

Check that the controller responds to input, the connected fans operate at the selected setting, and air is moving through both the intake and exhaust paths. For BACnet-connected systems, building energy management data can also help verify operation. Persistent airflow, wiring, or communication issues should be assessed by a qualified HVAC professional.

The range includes the BPE UbiquiSTAT Room Controller with BACnet and Fan Controllers consisting of Controller 67, Controller 69, and the Forex Analog Controller. Options cover BACnet-based energy management integration, multi-fan control, and simple wired speed control for compatible BPE ERV systems.

The BPE UbiquiSTAT Room Controller with BACnet uses the BACnet protocol for energy management integration. This supports connection with compatible building automation or energy management systems. Confirm system requirements, network configuration, and commissioning details with the project engineer or controls professional before specifying the controller.

No. The listed fan controllers are specified to work with BPE S Series and T Series systems. They provide factory-calibrated, eight-speed wired control and simple operation. Verify the ERV series, controller model, wiring requirements, and application before ordering or installing a controller.

These controls are used with energy recovery ventilation systems, commercial HVAC systems, building energy management, residential HVAC applications, and light commercial HVAC applications. Selection should consider the connected BPE system, desired control method, fan configuration, and whether building automation integration is required.