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Imagine a fan that cools your entire home naturally, with fresh outside air. Well it exists and it is called a whole house fan. The fan is used primarily during evening and morning hours, when the outside air temperature is cool. Using a whole house fan allows you to turn off your air conditioner which in turn will save you a lot of money, money not spent on high utility company bills.
Traditionally, a whole house fan installs between the ceiling and attic space of your home. When turned on, the whole house fan pulls warm air from your living area, into your attic and pushes it out through your homes existing roof vents. Of course, you must open a few windows to allow the cool outside fresh air into your home. This cooling process works at a fraction of the cost of operating an air conditioner.
In the past, whole house fans were large, noisy and time consuming to install. Recently, advances have been made that have made the larger noisier whole house fan obsolete.
The Tamarack HV1000, Tamarack HV1600, Tamarack Ghost and Heyoka Solutions Superfan line of whole house fan are newer generation fans, which are extremely efficient and effective at cooling your home.
The Tamarack whole house fans are compact, easy to install and quiet. The units require no maintenance and are equipped with automatic insulating doors that close securely when the fans are not in use. This allows for an air tight seal between your attic and living area. More importantly, these fans are self insulating Instead of having a large hole in your ceiling as you would with older model whole house fans, these fans help to keep your heat inside your home.
The newest generation of whole house fans from Heyoka Solutions is called the Superfan. This is the worlds first ever multi-port in-line whole house fan. The main fan unit is equipped with four ducted exhaust ports that pull the warm air from four different locations throughout the home.
The Superfan has a single exhaust port that exhausts the hot air into the attic, or when attached to a duct, out to a nearby gable end vent. This exhaust duct eliminates the need for having enough attic venting to allow the warm air to freely flow out of the home.
A whole house fan is a great way to save on energy costs. In fact, when used regularly, they pay for themselves in a short period of time.
ore information on the whole house fans found above can be found online at www.wholehousefan.com.
article at HomeRenovationGuide.com