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Attic exhaust fans pull hot, stale air out of the attic space which draws in fresher air. This helps to ventilate and cool the space and reduce the heat load on the HVAC system. This also moderates the climate in the attic space reducing wear on the roof, reduces humidity-related damages, and helps to keep the occupied space cooler without air conditioning.
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Gable-Mount Attic Exhaust Fans
Gable-mount attic fans install onto vents located in the gables of a structure and provide exhaust ventilation. They operate using standard wired power or an included solar panel. Some units feature a high-efficiency motor that uses less energy than standard-efficiency motors.
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Roof-Mount Attic Exhaust Fans
Roof-mounted attic fans exhaust hot and humid air out of the structure through an opening in the roof. This creates negative pressure that draws in fresh air from outside and helps to regulate both temperature and humidity. They are powered using solar panels or wired power, depending on your specific setup. Some units feature a high-efficiency motor that uses less energy than standard-efficiency motors.
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