Typically, damaged or worn out energy recovery wheels (rotors) are buried within air-handling units with limited access to and from the equipment location. Removal requires cutting the failed wheel and surrounding sheet metal into small pieces for removal from the building through standard doorways. In turn, replacement components must also be easily carried into the building. 

The Airxchange FA Series  was created to answer this need. Units from 5500 cfm to 36,000 cfm are available in factory-tested kits and are provided with our standard 5-year warranty.

In order to insure proper assembly and installation, Airxchange will coordinate the project with your contractor and will supply supervision of the assembly of our component on the job site.
A typical job starts with the removal of the failed rotor and cassette assembly by a local contractor. An Airxchange factory technician then supervises the assembly and installation of the replacement energy recovery component in the vacated space along with help from the local contractor. Minor sheet metal repair and replacement is usually required to complete the installation. Airxchange factory supervision remains on the job until the wheel is turning and functioning as designed.