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What Is an Attic Fan?
An Attic Fan is a powerful ventilator mounted on the roof. Its purpose is to pull the hot air out of the attic during hot summer days. Most Attic Fans have a thermostat that automatically switches the fan on & off depending on the attic temperature.
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Is Attic Fan Suitable for My Home?
Attic Fans will help in most moderate-climate houses with a roof.
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What Are Benefits of Having an Attic Fan?
These are some of the advantages of having an Attic Fan:
- Cool the house without the use of AC
- Extend the roof lifespan
- Protect the attic insulation
- Reduce attic moisture during the cold weather
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How Many Power Ventilators Do I Need
By employing Precision Plumbing Heating Cooling & Electric, a technician will help you choose the proper size of the fan and the required number of them to properly cool down your attic without depressurizing it.
It is important to know that too many or too strong ventilators will make the exact opposite effect – the attic will become depressurized and cool air from the living spaces will go up through the ceiling, walls, sockets, and lights to the ceiling thus increasing the amount of air AC unit have to cool down.
If the fan is too weak on the other hand, it will not have enough power to move the air and reduce the attic temperature.
This is why it is wise to employ a Precision Plumbing Heating Cooling & Electric professional to come up with a perfect solution for your house.
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How Will Attic Fans Cool My House?
Precision Plumbing Heating Cooling & Electric technician will mount one or more powerful ventilators on the roof of your house. As the heat rises in the attic, the Attic Fans will switch on and start blowing hot air out. This will cause an airflow in the attic; colder air will be pulled from the outside and the attic temperature will start dropping.
By cooling the attic, you will reduce the pressure on your insulation and effectively reduce the amount of heating your home gets from the ceiling.
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Latest Technology Solar Powered Attic Fans
Save with the latest generation of Attic Fans which run entirely on solar energy thus eliminating the dependency on the power grid. As long as they need to run all the time, why not let them run for free?
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Reduce Cooling Bills by Installing Attic Fan
On hot summer days, the temperature in the attic can go up fast, which heats the ceiling and puts pressure on your AC unit. By replacing the hot air from the attic, your ceiling will be colder, and your AC unit will need to work less.
Precision Plumbing Heating Cooling & Electric suggests solar-powered attic fans to further reduce operational costs.
