Suntell PIV 100NA
The PIV 100NA mounts in the attic, draws outdoor air through the home's existing soffit vents, filters it through a built-in MERV-8 filter and pushes it gently into the living space, so stale air leaves through the home's natural gaps. No roof penetration, no ductwork, standard 120 V outlet.
| Model | PIV 100NA |
|---|---|
| System type | Supply (positive-pressure) whole-home ventilation, attic-mounted |
| Airflow capacity | 95 CFM |
| Power consumption | 27 W |
| Noise level | 33 dB |
| Dimensions | 20.7 in L x 12 in W x 7.9 in H |
| Weight | 12 lb |
| Duct opening | 4 in standard |
| Filtration | Built-in MERV-8 filter |
| Motor | EC motor, 50,000-hour lifespan, speed adjustable |
| Operating range | -4 F to 140 F |
| Smart heating | No |
| Power supply | Standard 120 V outlet |
| Certifications | FCC |
Values are from the manufacturer's published specification for the PIV 100NA. Where the manufacturer's materials differ (one page lists the noise level as under 30 dB), this table uses the specification table value.
| Attic space | Minimum 23 in x 15 in clearance |
|---|---|
| Power | Standard 120 V outlet |
| Intake | Existing soffit vents |
| Tools | Basic hand tools only |
Where the attic has no outlet, adding one is work for a licensed electrician under local code (our guidance; see Installation).
Where it fits
- New construction, including production and custom homes
- Renovations and retrofits (no wall demolition for ducts)
- Multi-family: predictable per-unit cost, compact footprint, quiet for shared walls
- Spec homes that list whole-home filtration as a feature
Applications named by the manufacturer.
Climate
Pepnice names hot and mixed climates (Texas, Florida, California, Arizona), the humid Southeast and the West as its primary markets. Supply ventilation is most applicable in hot or mixed climates; in cold climates it can push moist indoor air into cold wall and attic surfaces, so get local HVAC advice before specifying it there.
Sizing
Compare the PIV 100NA's 95 CFM with the IRC M1505.4.3 whole-house rate for the home. The size helper does the arithmetic; your plan reviewer decides which code edition and rate apply.
Not yet published by the manufacturer
- Warranty term for the United States
- Filter replacement interval and replacement part number
- Full installation manual (the Installation page carries the published requirements and overview)
- Additional sizes
Each item will be added to this page as soon as it is on file. None of them is filled in with a guess.
Pricing and lead time
Pricing is by quote. Small parcel orders from US stock ship the same business day when placed before 2 PM ET; volume orders are quoted FOB or DDP for LCL or FCL shipments.
References
- Shenzhen Pepnice Technology Co., Ltd., "Suntell Whole-Home Ventilation System" product documentation, technical specification for model PIV 100NA (2026).
- U.S. Department of Energy, Building Technologies Program, "Whole-House Ventilation Systems: Improved Control of Air Quality" (fact sheet), web.ornl.gov/sci/buildings/docs/factSheets/.
- International Residential Code, Section M1505.4.3 and Table M1505.4.3(1), continuous whole-house mechanical ventilation rate: 0.01 x floor area + 7.5 x (bedrooms + 1) CFM; as reproduced in state and county building-department guidance (Oregon BCD; Larimer County, CO, citing the 2024 IRC).