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HV1600 Whole House Fan R38 Insulation
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HV1600 Whole House Fan R38 Insulation Features
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Circulates up to 1600 CFM of air to cool the home and can improve air quality, easy to install on attic joists, affordable, energy efficient, unique R38 insulated self closing doors, saves money
About HV1600 Whole House Fan R38 Insulation
The Tamarack Technologies, Inc. HV1600 R38 is a Whole House Fan that easily mounts in the attic on 16 or 24 inch on center joists. The unit can be mounted horizontally or vertically. This 1600 CFM* fan quickly circulates air and cools your home whenever the outdoor air is cooler than the indoor air. The HV1600 R38 fan operates at two speeds to exhaust hot air, indoor air pollutants, allergens, moisture and odors out through attic vents or gables while pulling cool, fresh air into the home through the open windows. The air exchange naturally cools your home and can improve the indoor air quality. Like all Tamarack Technologies HV Series Whole House Fans, the HV1600 R38 features a unique self sealing door design. The unit includes R38 insulated doors that open automatically when the fan is operating and seal shut automatically when the fan is off. The insulated door design prevents cool air from escaping your living area to the attic. The insulated doors also prevent heat loss through the attic during the cooler months. Installing an HV1600 R38 Whole House Fan reduces energy consumption and saves money. Whole House Fans use 10% of the energy of a central air conditioning system. Because Whole House Fans cool the home, they also reduce the amount of energy your air conditioner uses, which will reduce your energy bill. Based on the quality of this product and ease of installation, the HV1600 has been featured twice on the popular home improvement show “Ask This Old House”
