Whole house fans use 200 to 650 Watts of energy in an hour depending on their CFM rating. Likewise, it will cost an average of 2.6 to 9.1 cents an hour to run a whole house fan. Here is the...
Category: Indoor Ventilation
Whole house fans are compatible with ridge vents as long as there is 1 square foot of ventilation for every 500 CFM capacity of the fan. For example, if you have a whole house fan with a rating of...
Are whole house fans worth it? An analysis of Cost Benefits, Pros & Cons
Whole house fans are a very popular choice to cool a home inexpensively. They work by circulating the house with cool air drawn from the outside. They are used in many homes in the US yet their...
Whole house fans are the next best thing after canned tuna. They come in difference sizes and power ratings. But how do you decide which one of them is the right choice for your home? Here is a...
The main difference between attic fans and whole house fans is their working. An attic fan is used to remove hot air from the attic to the outside whereas a whole house fan is used to move cool air...
What is a whole house fan? Whole house fans are exhaust fans that connect the living areas of a house to the attic. They are installed by cutting a hole on the ceiling, and they move hot air from...