Attic Fan
December 12th, 2009 | 
Author: Ebay listings for Attic Fan products.
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QUIET COOL Whole House Fan – Fans Install In Attic QC ES-2850 Energy Saver $1,157.00 |
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QUIET COOL Whole House Fan – Fans Install In Attic QC-4500 $1,085.00 |
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QUIET COOL Whole House Attic Fan Roof Fan For Slope Roof RM ES-2200SLP 2245 CFM $842.00 |
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Natural Light 50 Watt Solar Powered Attic Fan Curb Mount $832.00 |
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Natural Light Solar Powered Attic Fan Gable Mount 50 Watt $789.00 |
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Natural Light 50 Watt Solar Powered Attic Fan Pitched Roof Mount $768.00 |
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Solar Power Attic Fan $699.00 |
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Sunrise Solar GBL1250FT Solar Attic Fan $689.00 |
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ATTIC FAN – 42″ – 1/2 Hp – 115V – 12,000 CFM – 10yr WAR $659.00 |
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Solar Powered Attic Fan, AB-252D Attic Breeze, 25 Watt $654.95 |
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Solar Powered Attic Fan, AB-252D Attic Breeze, 25 Watt $654.95 |
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Solar Powered Attic Fan, AB-252D Attic Breeze, 25 Watt $654.95 |
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Solar Powered Attic Fan, AB-252D Attic Breeze, 25 Watt $654.95 |
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Attic Breeze Solar Attic Fan 25 Watt Detached Panel BLK $644.99 |
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Attic Breeze Solar Attic Fan 25 Watt Detached Panel GRY $644.99 |
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Attic Breeze Solar Attic Fan 25 Watt Detached Panel BRN $644.99 |
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Attic Breeze Solar Attic Fan 25 Watt Detached Panel WHT $644.99 |
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25 Watt solar Attic Fan Black Standard Mount Natural Finish $642.00 |
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Attic Fan – 36″ – 1/2 Hp – 115V – 10,600 CFM – 10yr War $631.00 |
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Attic Breeze Solar Attic Fan 25 Watt w/Panel Gray $629.99 |
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Attic Breeze Solar Attic Fan 25 Watt w/Panel Brown $629.99 |
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Attic Breeze Solar Attic Fan 25 Watt w/Panel Black $629.99 |
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Attic Breeze Solar Attic Fan 25 Watt w/Panel White $629.99 |
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Solar Powered Attic Fan, AB-252A Attic Breeze, 25 Watt $629.95 |
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Solar Powered Attic Fan, AB-252A Attic Breeze, 25 Watt $629.95 |
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Solar Powered Attic Fan, AB-252A Attic Breeze, 25 Watt $629.95 |
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Solar Powered Attic Fan, AB-252A Attic Breeze, 25 Watt $629.95 |
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Attic Breeze 25 Watt Remote High Efficiency Solar Attic Fan in Grey $595.00 |
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Attic Breeze 25 Watt Remote High Efficiency Solar Attic Fan in Brown $595.00 |
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Attic Breeze 25 Watt Remote High Efficiency Solar Attic Fan in Natural $595.00 |
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Attic Breeze 25 Watt Remote High Efficiency Solar Attic Fan in Red $595.00 |
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Attic Breeze 25 Watt Remote High Efficiency Solar Attic Fan in Black $595.00 |
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ATTIC FAN – 36″ – 1/3 Hp – 115V – 7,800 CFM – 10yr Warr $617.00 |
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Attic Breeze Solar Attic Fan 25 Watt Detached Panel Nat $614.99 |
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ATTIC FAN – 30″ – 1/2 Hp – 115V – 6,900 CFM – 10yr Warr $607.00 |
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Attic Breeze Solar Attic Fan 25 Watt w/Panel Natural $599.99 |
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Solar Power Attic Fan $599.00 |
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Attic Breeze 25 Watt Remote High Efficiency Solar Attic Fan in White $595.00 |
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Garden Sunlight GSL 20″ Multi-Purpose Solar Attic Fan F01M001 New $595.00 |
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Attic Fan – 30″ – 1/3 Hp – 115V – 5,900 CFM – 10yr Warr $594.00 |
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QUIET COOL Whole House Fan – Fans Install In Attic QC-2250 $594.00 |
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Natural Light 30 Watt Solar Powered Attic Fan Curb Mount $593.00 |
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Solar Powered Attic Fan, AB-202D Attic Breeze, 20 Watt $564.95 |
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Solar Powered Attic Fan, AB-202D Attic Breeze, 20 Watt $564.95 |
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Solar Powered Attic Fan, AB-202D Attic Breeze, 20 Watt $564.95 |
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Solar Powered Attic Fan, AB-202D Attic Breeze, 20 Watt $564.95 |
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Attic Fan – 24″ – 1/3 Hp – 115V – 3,700 CFM – 10yr Warr $563.00 |
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Solar Powered Attic Fan, AB-202A Attic Breeze, 20 Watt $549.95 |
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Solar Powered Attic Fan, AB-202A Attic Breeze, 20 Watt $549.95 |
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Solar Powered Attic Fan, AB-202A Attic Breeze, 20 Watt $549.95 |
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Solar Powered Attic Fan, AB-202A Attic Breeze, 20 Watt $549.95 |
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Solar Power Attic Fan $549.00 |
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Natural Light 30 Watt Solar Powered Attic Fan Roof Mount $544.00 |
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Natural Light Solar Powered Attic Fan Gable Mount 30 Watt $543.99 |
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Natural Light 20 Watt Solar Powered Attic Fan Curb Mount $542.99 |
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QUIET COOL Whole House Fan – Fans Install In Attic QC-1500 $540.00 |
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SOLAR POWERED ATTIC FAN, 30 WATT W/ Thermal Switch $540.00 |
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Cool Attic Belt Drive Whole House Fan -36in , 9700 CFM, # CS36BD2SPD $399.99 |
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SOLAR POWERED ATTIC FAN, GABLE FAN…VENT FAN 30 WATT $505.00 |
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SOLAR POWERED ATTIC FAN, 30 WATT $505.00 |
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Solar Powered Attic Fan Professional Series Ventilates up to 1900 Square Feet $499.99 |
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9915TR Sunfan Solar Powered Attic Fan – US Sunlight $437.21 |
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Sunfan Solar Powered Attic Fan – US Sunlight 9915TR $436.99 |
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Solar Attic Fan 20-Watt With 25-Year Warranty New! Free Shipping! $480.95 |
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Natural Light Solar Powered Attic Fan Gable Mount 20 Watt $476.99 |
Attic Fan products on Amazon:
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Fanboy and Chum Chum Lunch Box $13.44 This Fanboy & Chum Chum Lunch Kit is great for any Fanboy & Chum Chum fan! It features brain freeze art on front panel…. |
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Intermatic FF12HC Spring Wound Auto-Off Timer $18.88 Energy saving commercial timers use no electricity to operate and are designed to replace any standard wall switch, single or multigang. Automatically limits the ON time of fans, lights, motors, heaters, and other energy consuming loads. Rugged time-dial plate takes the abuse encountered in commercial environments. Time saving up front terminal connection with teeter type terminals and an easy pre… |
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Premium Ceiling Shutter 36×34 – 4HA12 $179.99 Premium Ceiling Shutter, Gravity Operated, Single Panel, Fits Fan Dia 36 In, Opening Required 36 x 34 1/4 In, Length 38 3/8 In, Width 35 7/8 In… |
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GE 13-Watt Energy SmartTM – 8 Pack – 60 watt replacement $7.95 GE 13-Watt Energy SmartTM – 8 Pack – 60 watt replacement… |
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Lux WIN100 Heating & Cooling Programmable Outlet Thermostat $33.99 Designed for use with space heaters and air conditioners that automatically restart after power reconnection, the Lux WIN100 5-2 Day Heating and Cooling Programmable Outlet Thermostat offers the comfort, convenience, and energy saving benefits of full programmability. To use, just plug the WIN100 into an outlet, plug your portable heating or cooling unit into the thermostat, and you’re ready to go… |
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Lasko Electrically Reversible Window Fan, 16 Inches, 2155A $62.96 The 16″ Electrically Reversible Window Fan powerfully circulates air through two to three rooms. Plus, its exclusive Storm GuardTM feature allows you to close the window behind fan for safety and security during inclement weather or while you’re away. Made in USA…. |
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Destiny’s Child: Fan Pack II $0.08 Destiny’s Child – “Girl” Live Performance Destiny’s Child – “Cater 2 U” Live Performance On the Road with Destiny’s Child and The Ronald McDonald House Video Megamix featuring “Lose My Breath” Kelly Rowland “Train on a Track” Music Video Michelle Williams “Do You Know” Music Video Beyonce “Me, Myself and I” Music Video Live DVD Trailer… |
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1/10hp 1050RPM CW 5 Diameter 115 Volts Fasco # D144 $80.87 Shaded Pole Motor – Open Ventilation – Air Over. Application: Attic Exhaust, Attic Fan, Roof Top Ventilator… |
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1/10hp 1050RPM CW 5 Diameter 115 Volts Fasco # D148 $115.89 Shaded Pole Motor – Open Ventilation – Air Over. Application: Attic Exhaust, Attic Fan, Roof Top Ventilator… |
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Spider-Man (Widescreen Special Edition) $5.42 SPIDER-MAN – The web-spinning superhero has a mission to save New York from his nemesis, the GreenGoblin, and to win the heart of Mary Jane, the girl next door.Product Measures: 0.5 x 5.5 x 7.5… |
5 Advantages Of Getting A Solar Attic Fan
Are you currently using an electric attic fan or some sort of electric ventilation system at home? Then have you ever thought of installing a solar attic fan? When most people think of solar products, they immediately think “expensive!”, but when we investigated getting a solar Powered Attic fan and compared it to conventional ventilation systems, it was obvious which way we were going to go.
There are so many clear benefits for getting a solar attic fan, that you would be crazy not to invest in one. But before we delve into the reasons for buying one, we will quickly explain how a Solar Powered attic fan works:
A solar attic fan is a solar powered vertical turbine, that is installed on the highest point on your roof – usually the attic (hence the name). As soon as the sun hits the Solar Panels, the turbine starts to spin, drawing warm air out of the house.
As the sun rises further and the temperature in the house rises, the warm air in the house naturally rises to the attic, where it is then sucked out by the fan. This warm air is replaced by cool air that is drawn in from outside. And your house stays cool!
Okay, now that you understand how it works, let’s explain why a solar powered attic fan is such a good investment:
1 – Easy Cheap Installation:
When electric attic fans are installed, they need to be wired up to your electricity. This wiring obviously needs to be done by a qualified electrician with an electricity permit and inspection. This costs money, and it can take up to 6 hours to get the system working.
On the other hand, a solar attic fan has its own power source – the sun - so no wiring is needed. This means you require no electricity permits to install the fan. All you need to do is follow the accompanying step-by-step instructions. And at most it will take you 2 hours to get it working.
2 – Non-Stop Operation:
With an electric attic fan, to save power, it is usually equipped with a thermostat. This regulates the operation of the fan, so that it only spins once the attic reaches a certain temperature – usually 125 degrees Fahrenheit. The drawback to this is that by the time the ventilation starts the house is already warm (remember warm air rises), so it will take some time for it to cool down.
However, since a solar powered attic fan uses no electricity, it can operate all day long, from when the sun rises until a little after the sun sets. So air is constantly circulating in your home, regardless of the temperature, keeping your home well-ventilated and cool.
3 – Prolongs Roof Life:
If you haven’t installed an attic fan yet, then maybe it is time you invested in a solar attic fan. The reason?
During cold winter months heat trapped in your attic can melt snow on your roof. As the the water trickles down, it collects and refreezes in the cooler eaves or gutters, leading to costly and destructive ice damming. By having a solar powered attic fan, it requires minimal sunlight to operate and keep the attic cool.
Furthermore, warm moisture from showering and cooking tends to rise and get trapped in the attic. This leads to mold and mildew that can saturate your insulation and cause fungal decay and destruction of your roof frame and decking. With a solar attic fan, the attic stays well-ventilated, preventing any mildew from growing.
4 – Did We Say Free Energy?
Electric ventilation systems tend to use a lot of power, leading to higher electricity bills, especially during summer months.
Whereas, with a solar powered attic fan, it requires none of your household power to operate. All it needs is some sunlight – which when we last checked was FREE. So the only cost you have to worry about is the initial investment. After that, it costs absolutely nothing to operate it.
Also, most states offer tax incentives for installing renewable energy technology at home. This lowers the initial cost of a solar attic fan.
5 – Reduce Your Carbon Footprint:
Electric fans need power to operate. And where does that power come from? Well, burning fossil fuels such as coal and oil, and nuclear power station – which all emit carbon that pollutes our air and causes global warming.
A solar attic fan, on the other hand, use no electricity, so it helps reduce your carbon footprint, thus helping the environment.
So many people talk about “green this” and “green that”, but very few actually get involved. Now that you know how easy, cost-effective, and “green” it is to install a solar powered attic fan, you can “walk the talk” and actually live a greener, cleaner life.
A DIY installed solar attic fan starts at around $400 (excl. tax and incentives), which is a small price to pay for free ventilation and reducing your energy dependence.
About the Author
Tim McDonald and his wife have been living off the grid since June 2008. He recommends you Try Earth4Energy For FREE before you go out and start any home solar power project.
Demonstration of JF-747 Attic fan
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