Solar Powered Exhaust Fans Gable Mounted

Summary: Solar powered exhaust fans are a environmentally sensible solution that can protect your home and save you money.

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Solar Powered Exhaust Fans Install Easily
NO WIRING NEEDED!

• Reduces cooling load on AC units

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Solar Exhaust Fan Gable Mounted

The Solar Powered Exhaust Fans Installation is as easy as 1-2-3
Quality Solar Exhaust Fans are east to install. The unit is shipped fully operational right from the box. No electrical wiring, no expensive electrician or permits are needed. Detailed installation instructions are provided with each unit.

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A gable mounted solar powered attic fan will help reduce energy cost for cooling a home.
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VENTING CAPACITY Gable Mount 10 Watt 1200 sq. ft.	VENTING CAPACITY Gable Mount 20 Watt 1800 sq. ft.	ADDED CONTROL Thermal Switch All Units
OPERATING CFMs up to 850 CFMs	OPERATING CFMs up to 1275 CFMs	OPERATING Temp range 70 to 80 degrees

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Installing Solar Exhaust Fans

Electrical Project Skill Level:
Intermediate to Advanced - Must be experienced working on the roof with tools and sealing roof penetrations, Best installed by a Licensed Roofing Contractor.
Electrical Tools Required:
Hand Tools and Power Tools including Screw Drivers, Battery Drill, Reciprocating Saw and Roof Mastic Blade, a Tall Step Ladder or Extension ladder .
Estimated Time:
Depends on the specific type of exhaust fan, the type of roof, and the access to the work areas.
Electrical Safety:
Working on a roof or inside the attic space of the home is dangerous and requires experience and all measures of safety precautions.
Electrical Wiring Parts and Materials:
Electrical parts and materials for solar exhaust fan projects should be approved for the specific project and compliant with local and national electrical codes.
Electrical Codes and Inspections:
Installing a roof exhaust fan should be done according to local codes and may require a permit and be inspection.

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