QuietCool Attic gable fan homeowner review

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  • Опубліковано 28 сер 2020
  • In this video, we explain the benefits of installing an attic fan to help decrease the temperature in your attic during the summer months. Discover how an attic fan can improve your home's energy efficiency, reduce the strain on your air conditioner, and lower your cooling costs.
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  • @paulfrank1777

    Follow up video

  • @te8828
    @te8828  +3

    Want to double its efficiency and dip the temp even lower? Add another attic fan to the opposite gable that is pulling in outside air which then created a flow of air that is then sent outside. The goal is to make your attic the same temperature that it is outside

  • @embraceyourlifeforceliveab2101
    @embraceyourlifeforceliveab2101 3 роки тому

    I plan on using this fan in my garage. What is the sound level outside? Will it disturb garden living and neighbors?

  • @mattmayo3539
    @mattmayo3539 3 роки тому +8

    I just installed two 2.0 fans. Love em! Good choice.

  • @Boeing767DriverAA
    @Boeing767DriverAA Рік тому +2

    after checking prior to installation the ambient heat on the interior ceiling is 20deg cooler than the attic. Plus the other consideration of installing attic/gable fans is it increases the length of life on the shingle tiles. I love the App so I can adjust fan speed and temperature settings.

  • @markchristensen5206
    @markchristensen5206 2 роки тому +2

    We installed the tamarack whole house fan this past winter, it works fantastic, providing the outside temperature is less than the house. We think it takes longer for the attic to heat up the next day. We also have a gable fan. It's our 2nd one, in 20 years, it's not a qc fan.

  • @prophesied403
    @prophesied403 2 роки тому

    Whole house fans are noisy, it will wake up anyone sleeping in the morning. they draw air from outside ,That’s good on cool morning and night but if you live in Sacramento it’s useless in the summer. I use it to remove smells and the occasional burnt French bread lol

  • @dankenton
    @dankenton 3 роки тому +2

    Thanks for for video - I'd like to know about vibration that occurs when you run the fan on the various speeds? I've got a security camera a few feet below my gable on the outside of my house - the power runs through the attic to power it. Concerned there might be a interference or wire issues to the camera if the vibration is too strong? Thanks!

  • @559rick1
    @559rick1 3 роки тому +1

    I put a quiet cool whole house fan but I shut it off once it gets to hot should I buy a quiet cool gable fan like your showing here for when whole house fan is off?

  • @jasonali323
    @jasonali323 3 роки тому +2

    I need help. I have a large roof , only 1 gable vent . How can I pull the hot air from all areas inside the roof through 1 gable vent with the quiet cool vent ?

  • @adamhoffman2708

    I’m thinking a bout doing an intake on the south gable and exhaust on the the north gable(or the other way around. Also splice both fans into one control module. Do you know if the controls are low voltage controls and would this design idea even be a good/efficient way to use these fans? Thanks in advance for your time and feedback

  • @rocketj7449

    Just installed mine on the gable vent, and used the black plastic shroud to seal around the fan. I still have some blow by, so I'm going to use some foil tape just like you to seal it. Good idea!

  • @michaelbrennan7148
    @michaelbrennan7148 3 роки тому +1

    Very helpful. Thinking/planning on install of similar unit at home. The ac units in our house do not bring in enough fresh outside air. This unit once installed and operated as instructed should be a big help. Thank you.

  • @cartmanbrah8937
    @cartmanbrah8937 3 роки тому +1

    Great video very informative thank you very much

  • @mikegrok

    I added an attic fan to my house. My gable end vents are 2ft by 3ft. The outside air temp in the day is 117F, at 70% humidity, and 75F at night. Before adding the fan, when the outside temp was 96, the attic air was 160. We have 60,000btu of cooling for a 1000 sqft house. The Living room temp was 78F.

  • @hinglemccringleberry8805
    @hinglemccringleberry8805 Рік тому

    QuietCool AFG SMT ES 3.0 installed.

  • @michaelfasula5926
    @michaelfasula5926 Рік тому +1

    Great video. I just installed two of these fans on each gable end of my 1500 sf house. You might think this is overkill but if I keep both fans on medium I'm pushing over 4000 cfm at 150 watts. That's slightly higher wattage than one fan on high but it's moving 33% more air. Air turnover is key on these fans. How many minutes does it take to turnover the air in your attic? The shorter time the better because you are fighting the incredible amount of stored radiant heat from your roof and all the structure in your attic on hot, sunny, summer days. Make sure you have the proper amount of intake vents in your attic or you might create a vacuum and end up sucking conditioned air from your living space and run the risk of CO poisoning. Not good.

  • @miamiSincar

    21 watts jajajaja wow amazing

  • @tswarner67
    @tswarner67 2 години тому

    I noticed your radiant barrier installed also. It looks like it’s installed over insulation ? Planning something similar in conjunction with the gable and a whole home fan

  • @sempertard
    @sempertard 2 роки тому +1

    Hey Paul! Nice review. Was looking at the QC Attic fan specs on the Home Depot site.