Gable End Solar Attic Fan

Your attic can reach temperatures of up to 150 ºf which can destroy the integrity of your home as well as completely destroy your roof because of the humidity and moisture build up.

Gable end solar attic fan. This model can be installed through the wall. As the name suggests gable mounted attic fans need to be installed in the gable inside the attic and behind the existing louvered gable vents. Gable mounted attic fans are quite the same as roof mounted types but differ in installation place. Air vent 800 cfm black solar powered gable mount solar attic fan model npsg8 167 00 167 00.

They are frequently installed in garage rv or greenhouse to push out heat and moisture air. Iliving 242 cfm silver electric powered gable mount shutter fan vent model ilg8sf7v 68 75 68 75. This product is a solar gable mounted attic fan that has a venting capacity to clear areas up to 2 250 square feet. For pricing and availability.

Set your store to see local availability add to cart. Eco worthy 25w solar powered attic ventilator gable roof vent fan with 30w foldable solar panel solar fans for home attic greenhouse rv or outdoor ready to use solar vent fan solar roof vent 4 1 out of 5 stars 158 186 94 186 94 join prime to save 35 00 on this item. The gable mount solar vent is an exciting alternative to traditional attic ventilation. Solar gable attic fans work by using sunlight to power the fan s motor to help prevent any heat or moisture build up in your attic.

Sunlight 25 watt solar gable fan. That s because it is powered by a solar panel that collects energy directly from the sun and converts it into electricity naturally to power a durable high efficiency 24 volt dc motor. For pricing and availability. This american designed fan is designed to reduce attic temperatures and remove destructive moisture thus making your home more comfortable and reducing the load on your hvac system and lowering your electricity bills.

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.