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Solar Powered Attic Fan - 30 Watt Roof Exhaust Vent - Natural Light - Black Solar Powered Attic Fan - 30 Watt Roof Exhaust Vent - Natural Light - Black Natural Light';s Solar Attic Fan is a simple and environmentally sensible solution that can protect your home and even save you money. Powered completely by free solar energy, this sleek and efficient attic vent is compact, quiet and powerful! Simply, the function of a solar attic fan is to improve attic air circulation resulting in a healthy, energy efficient home. Solar attic fans pull hot air and moisture out of your attic extending the life of your roof. In summer months, it keeps your attic cooler helping reduce the load on your HVAC system. In winter months, it prevents moisture build-up and ice damming. Natural Light Solar Attic Fans are one of the best in their class with the highest standards for quality and functionality. We offer a 25 year product warranty - best in the industry. document.write(' Natural Light Solar Attic Fan Statement of Certification (60 KB) download PDF '); Natural Light Solar Attic Fan Statement of Certification (60 KB) download PDF Â Qualifies for Federal Tax Credits (Up to 30% credit) The Solar Powered Attic Fan - 30 Watt Roof Exhaust Vent - Natural Light - Black qualifies for federal tax credits in the Solar Energy Systems category under Photovoltaic Systems as defined in the Energy Improvement and Extension Act of 2008 (PL 110-343). Download the Statement of Certification to learn more. Features of the Solar Powered Attic Fan - 30 Watt Roof Exhaust Vent - Natural Light - Black Venting Capacity: 10 watt: up to 850 cfms (1200 sf) 20 watt: up to 1275 cfms (2000 sf) 30 watt: up to 1550 cfms (2500 sf) 50 watt: up to 1900 cfms (3100 sf) Note: Solar panel on 50 watt unit installed remotely
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
Awesome
By Sean Kennedy
This works great! Quiet, powerful and pays for itself. Even when it's not running it works because it's a vent for extreme heat to escape. Must get the thermostat with it though. Easy to install with the right tools. The thermostat regulates it so you don't have to be there to turn a switch. Best part is that it uses the the sun for free energy!
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.Worth every penny
By Jonathan Talan
Since i bough this and had it installed in the Fall i'll have to update when thing get warmer.I was replacing my roof so i had the roofers install it.We did have a couple of hot day before winter kicked in. So i went up into the attic to see if it was working and as soon as i opened the hatch to the attack a "rush" of air came by me, indicating it was doing it's job. I'll have to see if it makes any difference in the summer when the upstairs used to get very warm.YR1 Review - So last summer i notice a real difference in the upstairs temperature. I used to have to keep the ceiling fans on all day but now i didn't need too. BTW someone ask about sq/ft , my total home is 3277 sq/ftYr2 Review - Just checking into say it still seem to be doing it's job. The fan is moving air and the upstairs isn't as stuffy as it used to be, so happy we did this.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.Works great!
By Suburban Recluse
Unfortunately, I didn't take any baseline temperature readings but my 2000 sq. ft. home feels cooler and my air conditioner seems to run less. On really hot days, I could literally smell the attic from my first floor and the air conditioner could not keep up with the heat. I have not had these issues since installing this fan. My attic is vented along the ridge but apparently hot air can use some help rising.The fan was easy to install (after buying a new reciprocating saw). My only complaint is that only three of the six screws holes used to attach the fan to the roof are visible after sliding the fan into place and there is nothing in the installation guide saying what to do in this case. I just left the screws out.Keep in mind that this fan is big and will stick out like a sore thumb on a small roof.I would also like a backup power source for cloudy days and when the fan falls under the shadow of the trees above my house around 4 PM.
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