Solar Ventilation Fan with 10 Watt Solar Panel by Sundance Solar
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Our solar vent fan, powered by a 10W solar panel, is perfect for cooling your hot attic, garage, cabin, RV, boat, basement, greenhouse, trailer, or other medium-sized space. Or, use it as an exhaust fan in your shop or studio.With an air flow of 200 cfm (cubic feet per minute), this 6" axial DC fan can provide up to 10 air changes per hour in a 1200 cubic foot space (10' X 10' X 12').In an attic, where summer temperatures can reach 160 degrees F, ventilation cools lower-level rooms, reducing the need for air conditioning by up to 30% and extending the life of a shingled roof.With a properly insulated attic, attic vent fans help in the winter too, by removing humidity and avoiding roof damage caused by ice dams.This fan installs easily in a 6" hole with no 120V wiring needed. Fan automatically starts when the sun is shining on the solar panel. Quiet operation. Comes with 18" of wire, more can be added (use minimum 16g wire).According to the Department of Energy, the most common energy-related mistake homeowners make is to cover soffit vents in the attic with insulation. If your attic soffit vents are covered and the attic is not well-sealed from the rest of the house, an attic vent fan will suck air-conditioned air from the living space into the attic.Please don't make this mistake! Installing rafter vents (also called insulation baffles) allows you to insulate your attic right up to the walls without blocking the soffit vents.Fan dimensions: 6.4" X 6" X 2"Fan specs: 2500rpm, 0.56A, noise level 55db, Solar panel: 10" X 16" X 0.7"
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