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Dedicated Outdoor Air Systems

Models RV, RVE, and RVC

The AHRI Certified® mark indicates


Greenheck's participation in AHRI
Certification programs. For verification
of individual certified products, go to
[Link]

December
2025
Models RV, RVE, and RVC

Greenheck is 100% Dedicated to Outdoor Air Systems!


Models RV, RVE, and RVC
• 2-inch double-wall cabinet with R16 injected foam insulation
• RV: 500 - 29,200 cfm | RVE: 500 - 18,000 cfm |
RVC: 500 - 6,500 cfm
• Up to 4 in. wg ESP
• Ideal for 100% outdoor air, variable air volume, and single
zone applications
• Enthalpy wheel or enthalpy core options
• Direct drive, VFD driven, plenum supply/exhaust fans
• Optional recirculation damper for 20 -100% outside air and
night setback operation
• Optional horizontal duct configurations for side return and supply

Cooling Heating
• Chilled water, packaged direct expansion (3-100 tons), • Indirect gas-fired, electric, hot
or air-source heat pump (5-30 tons) water, or air-source heat pump
• Low sound condenser fans • Up to 2,000 mbh heating capacity
• Lead inverter compressor • Up to 50:1 high turndown furnace
• Optional modulating hot gas reheat for humidity control
• Electronically commutated (EC) motor on the lead
condenser fan or option for all EC condenser fans

Horizontal Duct Connections


An optional side or end return air intake and
side discharge is available for installation
flexibility on select RV, RVE, and RVC models.
Common applications include indoor mounted,
pad mounted, or rooftop mounted reducing
ductwork, system effect, and eliminating the
need for a tall, costly plenum curb.
Side Return Intake

Side Supply Discharge

Product Certifications
Greenheck takes pride in offering a high quality, reliable product. We invest our resources into designing, testing and
manufacturing products to ensure customer satisfaction.

ETL Listed for electrical and RV, RVE, and RVC models with PDX or ASHP cooling are
overall unit safety. Every unit certified by AHRI to AHRI Standard 920, Performance
is tested at the factory before Program DX-Dedicated Outdoor Air System Units.
it is shipped to the jobsite. The energy recovery devices in RVE and RVC models are
certified by AHRI to AHRI Standard 1060, Performance
Program Air-to-Air Energy Recovery Ventilators.
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Models RV, RVE, and RVC

Energy Efficiency
Inverter Compressor
An inverter compressor is standard for the lead compressor from 3 to 100
tons. The inverter compressor provides many benefits:
• Improved part-load efficiency
• Integrated Energy Efficiency Ratio (IEER) up to 23.7, with an average
improvement over a digital scroll compressor of 15 to 20%
• Reduced sound levels
• Precise temperature and humidity control

Air-Source Heat Pump (ASHP)


An air-source heat pump is available
from 5-30 tons. This heating and ASHP Annual Energy Savings vs.
cooling option offers:
Indirect Gas-Fired Furnace
• High efficiency with an inverter
compressor (standard feature)
• Lead EC outdoor fan motor (standard $1,866
feature) for modulating head pressure
control
• Coefficients of Performance (COP) $1,132
ranging from 3-4, contributing to
$828
lower annual energy costs

Atlanta Dallas Seattle

The chart illustrates the approximate energy cost savings


of an ASHP over an indirect gas-fired furnace.

High Turndown Furnace


A high turndown furnace option is available on models RV, RVE, and RVC.
The high turndown furnace represents industry-leading technology in the
tubular-style heat exchanger market.
• Up to 50:1 turndown per furnace
• Precise temperature control
• Fully modulating control
• Less cycling during part-load conditions
• Commissioning sequence for easy start-up

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Models RV, RVE, and RVC

Enthalpy Recovery Technologies

Total Enthalpy Wheel Total Enthalpy Core


The energy wheel rotates between two The energy core crosses air with the core
airstreams while transferring both sensible without direct air-to-air contact while transferring
(heat) and latent (moisture) energy. both sensible (heat) and latent (moisture) energy.

Return Air
75°F Exhaust Air
50% RH Outdoor Air
95°F
Summer Operation

125 grains/lb

Exhaust Air

Supply Air
80°F
87 grains/lb Return Air
75°F
Outdoor Air 50% RH
95°F Supply Air
125 grains/lb 82°F
99 grains/lb

Model RVE RVC


Material Polymer Aluminum Fiber Polymer
Airflow Range 500-18,000 cfm 1,230-13,320 cfm 500-6,500 cfm 500-6,250 cfm
Effectiveness 70-80% 50-60% 55-65%
Cross Leakage 3-5% 0-1%
Timed Exhaust Timed Exhaust
Frost Control Modulating Wheel Energy Core Bypass
Electric Preheater Electric Preheater

Stop/Jog Wheel
Economizer Modulating Wheel Energy Core Bypass
Energy Wheel Bypass
Removable segments - Vacuum off surface,
Wash with mild detergent
wash with mild detergent purge with compressed
Maintenance Vacuum off surfaces and low pressure
and low pressure air, or wipe dust/particles
tap water
tap water from surface

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Models RV, RVE, and RVC

A
A

Housing size H Housing size

H
20 40 & 85
A
L A
W L
W
H
H

Housing size L Housing size


L 150 220
W W

Nominal Nominal
Height Width Length Intake Condensing Outdoor Supply Return Exhaust
Model tonnage weight
(H) (W) (L) (A) Section (B) Intake Discharge Intake Discharge
(tons) (lbs)
Bottom
RV-20 3-7 58.1 44.0 82.29 22.3 NA 1,180 NA
or End2
RV-40 5-15 59.3 52.5 98.66/149.57 22.1 30.1 2,700 Bottom, End3
End11 or
Bottom
RV-85 15-30 72.5 68.2 1096/163.27 27.1 30.1 4,500 or Side1 Side1
or Side

Bottom,
RV-150 25-70 101.3 98 155.26/184.24 39/48.48 NA 6,500 End End11 End
or Side1

N/A 194.1 N/A N/A 6,300


Bottom
RV-22010 50-80 101.812 100.8512 295.11 39 101 10,325 Bottom N/A
orEnd
90-100 329.40 39 125.25 11,600

RVE-20 3-7 58.1 44.0 124.8 28.6 NA 1,688 Bottom

RVE-40 5-15 59.3 52.5 149.5/180.54 22.1 30.1 3,400 Side1


Bottom Bottom,
End
or Side or Side1
RVE-85 15-30 72.5 68.2 163.2/197.24 27.1 30.1 5,100
Bottom
RVE-150 25-70 101.3 98 199.65/228.54 48.4 NA 8,000 End
or Side
RVC-40 5-15 59.3 52.5 180.5 40 30.1 3,800
Bottom
End Bottom Side
or Side
RVC-85 15-30 72.5 68.2 197.2 38 30.1 5,675

All dimensions are shown in inches. Weight is shown in pounds and includes largest supply and exhaust fans, PDX with reheat, largest indirect gas-fired furnace, and all
dampers. Actual weights will vary based on the unit configuration.

1 Only 6 Length with bottom or end return 10 Only available without powered exhaust
available with powered exhaust
2 Only 7 Length with powered exhaust 11 Only available without powered exhaust and
available without barometric relief
3 Only available with barometric relief 8 Length with powered exhaust bumpout without barometric relief
4 Length with side return 9 Optional indirect gas-fired furnace bumpout length 12 With IG furnace configurations, an additional 22-

5 Length with bottom return is additional 13.3 inches inch stack is added to the unit height and 15.25
inches in width

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Standard and Optional Features

1 Plenum Supply/Exhaust Fan 8 Cooling Options


• Direct drive plenum fan • Packaged direct expansion (PDX)
• Neoprene isolation – Modulating head pressure control (EC motor
• Factory-provided variable frequency drive on the lead condenser fan or all condenser fan(s))
• Chilled water coil
• R-454B refrigerant
2 Construction
• Mounted on a stainless steel drain pan
• 2-inch double-wall cabinet with R16
• Air-source heat pump (ASHP)
injected foam insulation
- Modulating refrigerant pressure control (EC motor
• R16 foam insulation thermally broken
on the lead condenser fan or all condenser fan(s))
• Permatector™ exterior finish (2,500-
hour salt spray rating under ASTM B117
testing conditions)
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3 Filters
• Outdoor air and exhaust filters (pre-wheel)
- 2-inch MERV 8 2
• Supply filters (pre-coil)
- 2-inch MERV 8 or MERV 13
- 4-inch MERV 14
- Combination of MERV 8 and 1
MERV 13 or 14

4 Control Center
• 24 VAC control voltage
• Control transformer 6
• Non-fused disconnect switch
• UL Listed, Recognized, or Classified electrical components
• Factory prewired for single point power connection
• Phase and brownout protection (PDX & ASHP)
• Optional exhaust fan only power
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5 Outdoor Air and Recirculated Air Dampers
4
• Low leakage
• Modulating actuator

6 Compressors 9 Heating Options


• Quiet operating hermetic, scroll-type • Indirect gas-fired furnace
• 3 to 100 tons of mechanical cooling - Optional high turndown furnace (up to 50:1)
• Inverter scroll compressor for lead circuit - Stainless steel heat exchanger with standard 25-
year extended warranty
• Electric heater
7 Reheat - Silicon controlled rectifier (SCR) control
• Modulating hot gas reheat • Hot water coil
• Air-source heat pump

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Standard and Optional Features

10 Total Enthalpy Wheel (RVE) 11 Weatherhood


• Sensible and latent energy recovery • Aluminum mesh filters
• Stainless steel housing • Wind-driven rain prevention
• Optional polymer or aluminum energy wheel
• Lightweight, segmented wheel for easy cleaning
(polymer wheel) 12 Total Enthalpy Core (RVC)
• Permanently bonded, silica gel desiccant for latent • Sensible and latent energy recovery
transfer — long term durability (polymer wheel) • Optional fiber or polymer energy core
• Molecular sieve desiccant for latent transfer • Utilize for applications requiring low
(aluminum wheel) cross leakage
• Integral bypass damper option for
economizer and frost control

11

S Standard Feature

5 O Optional Feature

10
8
3
1 12
3

7
3

Optional Accessories
• Building Pressure Sensor • Economizer Fault Detection • Outdoor, Supply, and Exhaust
• CO2 Sensor Diagnostics Airflow Monitoring
• Combination Room Temperature • Coated Coils • Rotation Sensor
and Humidity Thermostat • Energy Recovery Frost Controls • Roof Curbs
• Condensate Overflow Switch • Energy Wheel Bypass Damper • Service Lights
• Condenser Hail Guards • Microprocessor Remote Interface • Service Receptacle
• Dirty Filter Sensor • Needlepoint Bipolar Ionization • Smoke Detectors
• Duct Pressure Sensor (NPBI®) • Ultraviolet Germicidal Irradiation
• Economizer Control (UVGI)
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Controls

Simple, Easy Start-Up


Microprocessor
Models RV, RVE, and RVC include a microprocessor controller
that is factory programmed, wired and tested prior to shipment.
The controller can operate stand-alone or integrate with a Building
Management System (BMS) using BACnet® MS/TP or IP, or
Modbus® RTU or IP protocols. This controller is responsible for
operating the unit in a safe and energy-efficient manner while
controlling temperature and humidity.

Built-in Furnace Commissioning Guide


Controller commissioning menus make for simple and easy start-up, saving time and money.
See below for example of furnace start-up menus.

IG Furnace Setup Mod Furnace Startup 2 Mod Furnace Startup 3 Mod Furnace Startup 3
Please hook-up Furnace at High Fire Modulating Furnace
Press ENTER to access manometer to combo vlv Low Fire Verification
IG Furnace Commission outlet on mod furnace. Set pressure at Is small and large
Check alarms during combination valve Manifold Pressure =
commissioning sequence outlet to: 5.0” WC 0.33”WC and Combustion
Unit must be running Fan at Low Speed?
Complete: No Complete: No No

Web User Interface (UI)


Greenheck's microprocessor controller comes standard with a web user interface allowing the unit to be viewed
and controlled from a web browser. With an Ethernet connection from the RV, RVE, or RVC unit to the facilities
network, a full graphic, specific to the unit selected, will allow for monitoring and control of the unit without a building
management system (BMS). Other features include full control display access, customizable data trending, and
service contact information.

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Controls

Third-Party Controls Flexibility


Heat-Cool Only Controls
The Heat-Cool Only Control offering is designed to allow third-party control of a packaged direct expansion (DX), heat
pump, or indirect gas heat on models RV, RVE, and RVC, while maintaining the safeties of the refrigeration system
and heating devices.

Listed below are the options available for a third party to control and monitor through either digital or analog
signals. The signals would need to be field wired from the third-party controller to the terminal strip provided
in the RV/RVE/RVC unit.

Description/Device Terminal Type Third Party IO Type


Fan Speed Input 0.0-10.0 VDC Analog Command
Energy Recovery Capacity Input 0.0-10.0 VDC Analog Command
Cooling Coil Temperature Set Point Input 2.0-10.0 VDC Analog Command
Supply Air Temperature Set Point Input 2.0-10.0 VDC Analog Command
OA/RA Modulating Damper Signal 2.0-10.0 VDC Analog Command
Damper Actuator Power 24 VAC Digital Command
Fan Start 24 VAC Digital Command
Energy Recovery-Wheel Start 24 VAC Digital Command
Remote Start/Shutdown Input 24 VAC Digital Command
Cooling/Heating/Dehumidification Control Mode 24 VAC Digital Command
Global Alarm Output (Heat/Cool Alarms Only) Contact Digital Status
OA Damper End Switch (100% OA Units) Contact Digital Status
Condensate Overflow Switch Contact Digital Status
Energy Recovery Status Contact Digital Status
Filter Pressure Switch Contact Digital Status
Airflow Measuring Station 0.0-10.0 VDC Analog Feedback

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Radiated Sound

Quietly Making an Impact


Greenheck offers a variety of solutions for sound- critical applications allowing for unprecedented design flexibility.
• Low sound swept blade condenser fans
• 2-inch double-wall cabinet with R16 injected foam insulation
• Compressor isolation
• Tested radiated sound data

Greenheck's actual radiated sound data is tested in accordance with AMCA 320-08 in our state-of-the-art testing
facility, the Robert C. Greenheck Innovation Center.
The low sound condenser fans paired with the radiated sound data of the unit operating at full load allows proper
design with actual tested data. For example, if equipment is too loud or placed too closely to other buildings,
corrective actions can be time consuming and costly. Greenheck provides low sound condenser fans as standard,
offering an average sound power reduction of 5 to 8 decibels when compared to typical condenser fans.

Radiated Sound Levels E


A (Top View)
Octave Bands (Lw) Plane Plane
Plane
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Lw LwA

A 73 85 78 80 81 73 67 62 88 83

B 71 79 69 78 73 68 64 57 83 78 D B

C 79 77 69 76 75 70 60 59 83 78

D 74 77 72 74 74 67 61 58 82 77

E 77 84 78 79 77 72 65 61 87 81

Total 83 89 82 85 84 78 71 67 93 87
C
Tests conducted in accordance with AMCA 320-08 - Laboratory Methods of
Sound Testing of Fans Using Sound Intensity.
Free-field measurement plane created one foot from unit on all
sides and top tested at max capacity.

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eCAPS®

Web-Based Outdoor Air Selections


Greenheck’s free, online eCAPS® Engineer Application Suite provides fast and easy selection of HVAC products
including RV, RVE, and RVC products. Go to [Link] and see how this comprehensive specifying tool
can save you time.
•O nline and always up-to-date
• Fast and efficient selection
• Simplified Dedicated Outdoor Air System (DOAS) selection providing:
- Weights - Capacities
- Dimensional data - Revit® content
- Electrical data - Unit cut sheets
• Quick comparison of unit options with or without energy recovery
• Scheduling capabilities within minutes

Energy Recovery Model Comparison


Without Energy
With Energy Recovery
Recovery

RV-85-25 RVE-40-15 RVE-85-15 RVE-85-15

Add Add Add Add

Cost reduction
Enthalpy Recovery Ratio (%) - with energy 52.6 58.4 64.0
wheel!
Relative Price 1.00 0.92 0.97 1.00
$$$
Weight (lbs) 3,742 3,603 4,637 4,699

Dimensions (LxWxH) (in) 109 x 68 x 76 150 x 53 x 66 163 x 68 x 76 163 x 68 x 76

MCA/MCP (Amps) 129.0 / 175 86.9 / 110 81.8 / 100 81.8 / 100

Cooling LAT (F) 55.3 / 55.2 55.5 / 55.2 54.4 / 54.1 53.3 / 53.1

Cooling Dewpoint (F) 55.1 10 ton 55.0 54.0 52.9


reduction with
Total Cooling Capacity (MBH) 327 energy wheel! 203 200 197

Heating LAT (F) 84 81 104 107

Heating Capacity (MBH) 320 160 240 240

Supply Volume (CFM) 4,000 4,000 4,000 4,000

Outdoor Volume (CFM) 4,000 4,000 4,000 4,000

Exhaust Volume (CFM) - 3,000 Allows you to 3,000 3,000


choose your
exhaust air volume.

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Rated Airflow Data

Packaged Direct Expansion Air-Source Heat Pump


Model Airflow (SCFM) Model Airflow (SCFM) Model Airflow (SCFM)
RV-20-3 1,100 RV-85-30 5,200 RV-40-5 2,600
RV-20-4 1,450 RV-150-25 8,300 RV-40-7 2,700
RV-20-5 1,700 RV-150-30 9,400 RV-40-10 3,700
RV-20-6 1,600 RV-150-40 10,000 RV-40-12.5 4,300
RV-20-7 1,700 RV-150-50 10,800 RV-40-15 3,900
RV-40-5 1,900 RV-150-60 11,000 RV-85-15 4,300
RV-40-7 1,900 RV-150-70 11,500 RV-85-17.5 4,400
RV-40-10 2,600 RV-220-50 11,800 RV-85-20 6,300
RV-40-12.5 2,300 RV-220-60 13,000 RV-85-25 7,200
RV-40-15 3,100 RV-220-70 15,200 RV-85-30 7,100
RV-85-15 3,800 RV-220-80 15,500
RV-85-17.5 3,800 RV-220-90 16,200
RV-85-20 4,600 RV-220-100 15,400
RV-85-25 4,800

Full load rating airflow per AHRI 210/240 or AHRI 340/36


PDX configured with ECM condenser fan and indirect gas heat
ASHP configured with ECM condenser fan and electric heat

Model Number Code


The Model Number Code is designed to completely identify the unit.
The correct code letters must be specified to designate the configurations and size.

RVE - 40 - 36D - 15I - C - A2


RV Base Model Wheel Nominal Supply Unit
RVE with Enthalpy Wheel Diameter Tonnage and Return Revision
RVC with Enthalpy Core (inches) Air Position

Tonnages Wheel Specification Cooling Option Heating Option


RV/RVE-20 3-7 ton A 1.5" thick, low cfm A-B ASHP Option A-V IG Furnace Option
RV/RVE/RVC-40 5-15 tons B 1.5" thick, high cfm I-L Package DX option 0 None
RV/RVE/RVC-85 15-30 tons C 3.0" thick, low cfm CW Chilled Water 1 Electric
RV/RVE-150 25-70 tons D 3.0" thick, high cfm 0 None 2 Hot Water
RV-220 50-100 tons E 4.0" thick, high cfm

Our Commitment
As a result of our commitment to continuous improvement, Greenheck reserves
the right to change specifications without notice.
Specific Greenheck product warranties are located on [Link] within the product area tabs and
in the Library under Warranties.

[Link].1040 R18 12-2025


P.O. Box 410 • Schofield, WI 54476-0410 • Phone (715) 359-6171 • [Link] Copyright © 2025 Greenheck Fan Corp.

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