Solar Attic Fan Ventilation 2400 Sq Ft

Perfect solar attic fan to ventilate smaller attics or compartmentalized attic spaces.

Solar attic fan ventilation 2400 sq ft.

Ad the infrared rays from the sun are powerful. The natural light solar attic fan fan installs on a shingle. This product is a solar gable mounted attic fan that has a venting capacity to clear areas up to 2 250 square feet. This attic ventilation calculator computes the size and number of solar powered attic fans to achieve the proper ventilation for your attic.

Proper attic ventilation can reduce those temperatures by up to 50 f. In fact our solar attic fans can endure a structural load of over 150 psf pounds per square foot here is a quick comparison to a typical hurricane with the estimated wind load. Solar attic fan lowers attic temperature which reduces the load on the hvac system. Attic x 0 7 700 cfm minimum fan rating.

Also the product has a thermally protected fan. The solar attic fans all moved less than 1 000 cubic feet of air per minute cfm and they did nothing to lower the temperature inside my own attic. Our solar attic fans are designed and tested to withstand high wind and pressure in the most severe weather conditions. The most obvious reason for attic ventilation is to lower attic space temperature during the warmer months.

The powerful 40 watt amtrak solar attic fan is another great option that can help you reduce the attic temperature from 150 f to 90 f by extracting all the hot air that is concentrated inside the attic during summer seasons. Attic breeze solar attic fans are proudly made in the usa. Attic vent fans are commonly rated from 800 to 1 600 cfm making one fans suitable for attics of up to around 2 200 square feet. Ventilates up to 2400 square feet of attic space with a single fan for 6 air exchanges per hour power permitting or ventilate up to 4400 square feet of attic space for 3 air exchanges per hour.

It features a sturdy galvanized housing and a 3 1 amp motor that provides ventilation for up to 1 600 square feet of attic space. Add an additional 20 cfm x 1 20 if you have a steep roof and 15 cfm x 1 15 for a dark roof.