Does You Garage Feel Like An Oven During
Summer Months? More importantly Can You Guess What The US EPA says is the
most significant source of indoor air quality health hazards in the home is?
It's Your Attached Garage! Car
exhaust contains deadly, dangerous and even many cancer causing particles that
can find their way into your home when the garage door is opened. By
installing a ventilation fan, on the wall opposite to the door leading into your
home, you will greatly reduce the potential for toxic car fumes from entering
your home.
Cool and ventilate your garage with our Garage
Fan Ventilation Kit. Exhaust heat from your garage as well as prevent toxic
automobile fumes from entering your home. Our Garage
Cooling/Ventilation Kit exhausts hot stale air from your garage, including car
fumes. The fan is a quiet, easy to install, wall mounted garage fan that is
energy efficient and completely maintenance free. Designed for easy
through the wall installation, this fan features a powerful external rotor motor
plus a built-in spring loaded backdraft damper preventing insects from entering
your garage.
Recommended Usage For Ventilating Vehicle Exhaust: Wire fan to
timer, or garage door opener - to run for 15 minutes every time a car
enters/exits the garage.
The Garage Cooling Kit can accommodate any of
the following controllers (not included):
- Standard Wall Switch
- Manual Spring Wound Crank Timer
- 24 Hour Pin Timer
- Thermostat
- Electronic Timer, i.e. Intermatic EI220
Fan Specifications:
- 120 VAC 60 Hz - 115 Watts
- Current: 1.0A
- Color: White
- Air Flow: 400 cfm
- Motor: 2800 RPM
- 416 cfm exhaust fan
- Integrated spring loaded backdraft damper
|
CFM vs. Static Pressure (SP) Ins. WG |
| 0" |
0.125" |
0.25" |
0.375" |
0.5" |
0.75" |
1.0" |
1.25" |
1.5" |
| 416 |
395 |
368 |
341 |
324 |
287 |
233 |
184 |
132 |
|
Dimensions in inches -
refer to illustration |
| A |
B |
C |
C1 |
C2 |
D |
| 15 1/2 |
16 1/16 |
11 7/16 |
3 3/8 |
2 7/16 |
8 |
For each kit, you will need an adequate amount
of make-up air, a min. of .35 square feet of net free venting per fan.
Never install or run these fans without allowing for the proper amount of supply
air, especially, in situations where gas appliances co-exist. | 
