617 results for "Attic Aire Attic Fan" between $25.00 and $700.00

1050 CFM 14" fan blade 15" dia. housing 1/12 HP, 180W 3.2 amps Adjustable thermostat from 60 - 120 degrees Use with automatic cable shutter Ace No. 5099338 For 1500 sq. ft. max. 4.4 sq. ft. of intake air needed 10 year limited warranty 2 yr. Surestart warranty UL listed

Attic Fan Control, Thermostat/Humidistat, Switch Type SPST, Switch Action Close on Rise, Number of Switches 1, Sensor Type Bimetal, For Use With Attic Ventilators, Color Galvinized Finish, 120 Volts

Features: -Powered attic fan. -Brown finish. -1000 CFM. -Tough, durable enameled plated steel roof fans. -Low profile domes. -Powder coated dome for a tough finish. -14" metal blades. -Mesh bird guard. -Built-in adjustable thermostat - for automatic operation at your chosen temperature level. Specifications: -HVI - 2100 certified. -Nutone Broan provides 1 year limited warranty. For more information on this product please view the Sheet(s) below: Installation Sheet

Ventilates up to 1250 square feet Thermostat controlled Adjustable commercial grade 12 watt solar panel Limited 5 Year Warranty on Motor - 20 Year Warranty on Solar Panel May qualify for federal and/or local tax rebate Adjustable commercial grade 12-watt solar panel Limited 5-year warranty on motor and 20-year warranty on solar panel Ventilates up to 1250-square-feet

Ventilates up to 1850 square feet Thermostat controlled Adjustable commercial grade 20 watt solar panel Limited 5 Year Warranty on Motor - 20 Year Warranty on Solar Panel May qualify for federal and/or local tax rebate Adjustable commercial grade 20-watt solar panel Limited 5-year warranty on motor and 20-year warranty on solar panel Ventilates up to 1850-square-feet

Broan, 355BR, Powered Attic Ventilator,Brown, Fans, Roof Mount 4.3 Amp, Roof Mounted Powered Attic fan - Model 355BrToo often, attic ventilation is overlooked, not to mention ignored as a place for energy savings. Thats where Broan solutions make sense. Consider this: air trapped in your attic can easily reach 150 degrees or more. With Broan ventilation solutions, its still a full 60 degrees cooler in the attic on a 90 degree day. Thats why attic ventilation is critical to making any home more comfortable...

FR Series performance is shown with ducted outlet. Per HVI's Certified Ratings Program, charted air been derated by a factor based on actual test results and the certified rate at .2 inches WG.

850 – 11 watt amorphous thin-film flexible module. 1050 – 15 watt crystalline with tempered glass. 1250 – 20 watt crystalline with tempered glass Motor: 38volt DC with external brushes. Wire: 18/2 red/black, or white/black where white is red (positive) Fan Blade: 12” diameter, 5-blade aluminum with balanced hub. Hardware: Stainless steel brackets, fasteners, and screen. Aluminum rivets. Top and Base: UV-Stabilized ABS plastic with acrylic cap (paintable). Airflow:. 850 - Effective for attics up...

White Rodgers 775-1 Flush Mount Attic Fan Control with Thermal Limiter, Close on Rise, 60-120 F Emerson Climate Technologies, the parent company of White Rodgers, is an industry leader in delivering business-advancing and industry-revolutionizing innovations. Their strive to help individuals and companies meet the challenges of change and the demands of adaptability has made Emerson a globally renowned force that drives HVACR technology. Being involved in industry aspects such as system controls...

The thermal snap switch is a small device which attaches to the attic fan motor designed to turn on the Natural Light Solar Attic Fan when the temperature in the attic reaches approximately 80degreesF. The thermal switch will turn off the motor when the temperature in the attic reaches 70degreesF.

Honeywell Attic Fan Thermostat - T6054A1005. Adjustable between 30° and 110°F. Switch suitable for 120 or 240 volt supply. Single Pole / Double Throw. Can be used for either heating or cooling line voltage applications. Switching: SPDT switching - makes R to B on temperature fall or R to W on temperature rise. . Use in a variety of farm, industrial or commercial applications. . Wall or duct mount in any position. . Fast response, tin-plated element not affected by adverse environment. . Rugged...

Quiet, high-performance operation for inside-the-attic applications. Galvanized steel housing, ribbed for added strength. Mounting brackets simplify installation. 1140 CFM for attics up to 1630 sq. ft. 15" Wide x 8" Deep. The ventilator is designed to mount behind existing louvers.

Solar Panel: The latest state-of-the-art circuitry captures sunlight even on overcast days. Totally weatherproof, our panels are designed for optimum efficiency and are hail, and extreme weather resistant. Cover & Base: Precision-molded, UV-stabilized ABS to prevent damage from sunlight. Well known in the market as the best-looking Solar Attic Fan, the unique design blends in while also providing additional strength and stability for wind. Fan Blade: Specially designed 5-blade, 12" aluminum fan...

"ATTIC AIRE" POWER FOOF VENTILATOR *1320 CFM *14" fan blade *1/8 HP, 225W 4 amps *24" X 24" flashing *Adjustable thermostat from 60 - 120 degrees *For 1900 sq. ft. max. *4.4 sq. ft. intake air needed *Metal dome, 25" dia. *10 yr. warranty *5 yr. Surestart warranty *UL lisited *Boxed *Weathered wood finish

Thermostat for use with attic ventilation systems. Adjustable between 80º and 130º F. Switch suitable for 115 volt supply. 10 amp rating.

Model: DA-7F67. Product Type: Attic Exhaust Fan. Product Dimensions: L: 8.00" x W: 19.13" x H: 19.13". Product Weight: 18.00 lbs. Product Color: Silver. Application: A ventilating fan is ideal for preventing humidity, dust, mold, and heat in your attic which will help to preserve stored items. Type: Electric. Air Flow: 1095 CFM. Voltage: 120 volts. Watts: 228 watts. Oscillation: No. Amps: 1.9 amps. Frequency: 60 Hz. Fan Style: Wall Mount. Product Construction: Steel. Adjustable Tilt...

Warning : In homes that have gas appliances such as water heaters or furnaces in the attic, great care must be taken to insure adequate intake venting (gables/soffits), so as to not create a negative pressure that will draw fumes down the chimney of gas appliances. Installing an attic fan in this application has the potential for fire or filling your attic with carbon dioxide. Just make certain there is sufficient intake openings to circumvent this situation.