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Whole House Fans
6 Reasons to Install a QuietCool Whole House Fan
#1 SAVE UP TO 50-90% ON A/C USAGE
(Depending on climate & season)
#2 EXTEND THE LIFE
OF YOUR HVAC SYSTEM
(A/C and Roof)
#3 INSTANTANEOUS RELIEF
(Breeze on a switch)
#4 BALANCE TEMPERATURE
(Upstairs and Downstairs)
#5 ELIMINATE ODORS
IN 3-4 MINUTES
(Kitchen, Bedroom, Bathroom,
Pet Dander)
#6 IMPROVE IAQ
(Best solution for indoor
air quality)
How it works for savings and comfort
- 1TURN OFF YOUR A/C
Anytime it’s cooler outside than inside, turn off you’re A/C system. - 2OPEN WINDOWS
Open 2 to 3 windows, 4 to 6 inches wide. - 3TURN QUIETCOOL ON
Turn your QuietCool fan on by setting the speed and timer. - 4BRING COOL AIR IN
QuietCool pulls in cool, fresh air from outside. - 5EXHAUST HOT, TRAPPED AIR OUT
QuietCool expels hot, stale air out attic vents. - 6COOL THE ENTIRE THERMAL MASS OF THE HOME
QuietCool changes the air in the home 15 to 22 times per hour, the mass of the home is cooled down. - 7ENJOY COMFORT & SAVINGS
Your home has now been made cooler, healthier, and more comfortable, all while cutting back on running you’re A/C system during peak hours.
How it works for IAQ/Ventilation
- 1OPEN WINDOWS IN ROOMS WITH POOR AIR QUALITY
Open 2 to 3 windows, 4 to 6 inches wide. - 2TURN ON YOUR QUIETCOOL
Turn your QuietCool fan on by setting the speed and timer. - 3BRING FRESH AIR IN
QuietCool pulls in fresh air from outside. - 4EXHAUST BAD AIR OUT
QuietCool expels stale polluted air out attic vents. - 5ENJOY FRESH AIR INDOORS
QuietCool changes the air in the home 3 to 4 times per minute, the mass of the home has been ventilated.
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Read What More Experts Say
Per the CDC, one of the four best things you can do for your home as it concerns the Recent Covid-19 outbreak is to increase ventilation by opening windows.
According to the U.S. EPA, Americans, on average, spend approximately 90 percent of their time indoors,1 where the concentrations of some pollutants are often 2 to 5 times higher than typical outdoor concentrations
EPA Report: Indoor Air Quality
Harvard has found that ventilation is a crucial part of how viruses and bacteria spread within indoor environments.
Harvard Opinion: How our buildings can be optimized to curb coronavirus
According to the Lung Association, effective ventilation may help keep bacteria, viruses and other pollutants out of the indoor air. Research shows that airflow and ventilation can alter how diseases spread indoors.
Research Bacteria and Viruses
Research: Ventilated Buildings
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Curious about how a whole house fan works? Watch this video for everything you need to know about how our QuietCool Whole House Fans work to ventilate and cool your home!
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