How The Whole House Fan Works
The Whole House Fan takes the warm air from every part of your home
and replaces it with the cool outside air.
The air in your home will be exchanged approximately every 5 minutes by 6 steel aerodynamic, individually balanced blades that are designed to remove the hot air quickly and quietly.
Whole House Fans are installed inside the attic of your home, between the ceiling and the living space.
When the outside air temperature cools down, open your home's windows and turn on your Whole House Fan.
Cooler outdoor air then flows through the home - cooling the living space of your home.
The fan forces air into your attic - purging the hot air out of the attic through the existing vents.
