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Ventamatic Cool Attic Direct Drive Whole House Fans with Shutter # CX242DDWT

Ventamatic Cool Attic Direct Drive Whole House Fans with Shutter # CX242DDWT
 
Sale Price: $329.80
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Product Code: CX242DDWT
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The Cool Attic direct drive 2-speed whole house fan offers an efficient way to reduce cooling costs by pulling fresh air in from the outside, expelling the warm air up into the attic, and pushing it out through your attic exhaust vents. Low vibration direct drive design and a 4-blade fan assembly contribute to quiet and reliable performance.

The product is backed by a 10 Year Limited Warranty.
Features
  • Joist-in or joist-out installation
  • Two-speed, thermally protected PSC motor
  • Tough steel motor struts
  • CFM – 2,090 Low / 2,985 High
  • Precision-balanced fan blade assembly
  • Four fan blades for greater air movement
  • Steel venturi for enhanced durability
  • White, powder-coated shutter
  • High/low/off wall switch included
  • UL & C-UL listed
  • 10-year limited warranty

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5 of 5 Attic fan review November 10, 2021
: Kurt Franklin from Perryville, MO United States  
Quick response costumer service! And great product !

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4 of 5 Louver design issue July 3, 2020
: [email protected] from FL United States  
First, let me start by saying that this vendor delivered the product that I purchased in a reasonable amount of time  in factory new condition.  My issue is with the manufacturer's design.  The louver design SUCKS.  The louvers only open about 45 degrees, and cut the airflow of the fan in half (estimate).  The cause is a mechanical interference.  Perhaps they got careless in a design revision, but the revision I received was fairly unuseable ad received.  I resolved this issue using a dremel tool and a cutting wheel.  I cleared the obstruction, which required cutting the screws so they too would not interfere.  I installed some plastic guides to ensure a repeatable motion.  I also removed on side of the "fixed" center piece (1/7th the airflow).  This allows the center piece to open as well.  Make sure to put something to keep the center piece from opening to vertical to ensure that it closes (falls) first as the fan slows when turned off.  Good luck!

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