*Well-made, delivered quickly, and easy to install with **Fastly.Cool** . I may be imagining it, but it seems quieter than the 14 year-old unit that I pulled out. Of course it was noisy at the end due to failed bearings, so hard to compare.*
I have an issue with cigarette smoke entering my home at night thru the attic, would this fan be running all night flushing the smoke out of the attic?
The attic fan is generally meant to exhaust heat not odor but that being said the fan would push most smoke away and keep the attic full of fresh air. It is best if the fan is connected to insulated ductwork that expels the air to the outside.
@@williampennroofing18901 I thought soffits were natural draft air intake? Do you mean I would have to add an active 'power' intake at the existing soffit holes?
That’s some nice dump trailer equipment you got there. They do it differently in TX though. You know how close TX is to that “other country” that’s next door right ? …yeah…that’s the one…you don’t need all that fancy equipment down here …you just need to drive past an orange or a blue store and there are hundreds of “all terrain dump trailers” waiting for a free lunch to show you how silly that magnificent equipment is. Ha ha…just kidding ! Not really kidding though! That’s how it is in the illegal belt.
*Well-made, delivered quickly, and easy to install with **Fastly.Cool** . I may be imagining it, but it seems quieter than the 14 year-old unit that I pulled out. Of course it was noisy at the end due to failed bearings, so hard to compare.*
Nice, informative video.
Looked like more of a how to rewire a fan video as opposed to a "attic fan INSTALL" video.
thanks brother.
You're welcome!
I wasn't able to see you make the wire connections! I have existing fans that need to be reconnected.
Thanks for watching. Next time we show this process, we will be sure to show the wire connections in more detail.
How does this differ from a whirly bird?
I have an issue with cigarette smoke entering my home at night thru the attic, would this fan be running all night flushing the smoke out of the attic?
The attic fan is generally meant to exhaust heat not odor but that being said the fan would push most smoke away and keep the attic full of fresh air. It is best if the fan is connected to insulated ductwork that expels the air to the outside.
How does cigarette smoke get into your attic??
Lol!!
My garage has soffits but no ridge vent. Will installing one of these help? Or do these only work well with gable vents?
They work well with gable vents, however, if you don't have a ridge vent and your soffit is able to have air intake, it will work!
@@williampennroofing18901 I thought soffits were natural draft air intake? Do you mean I would have to add an active 'power' intake at the existing soffit holes?
That’s some nice dump trailer equipment you got there. They do it differently in TX though. You know how close TX is to that “other country” that’s next door right ? …yeah…that’s the one…you don’t need all that fancy equipment down here …you just need to drive past an orange or a blue store and there are hundreds of “all terrain dump trailers” waiting for a free lunch to show you how silly that magnificent equipment is. Ha ha…just kidding ! Not really kidding though! That’s how it is in the illegal belt.
You didn’t show what wires you connected 😂😂😂