Cool Attic CX1600 Gable Mount Power Attic Ventilators with 4.5-Amp 60-Hz Motor and 14-Inch Blade |
 | Brand: Ventamatic
Category: Home Improvement
List Price: $83.00
Buy New: $49.89
as of 11/21/2009 15:43 CST details
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Seller: Amazon.com
Rating:  1 reviews
Media: Tools & Hardware
Shipping Weight (lbs): 12.4
Dimensions (in): 16 x 15.4 x 6.2
MPN: CX1600
Model: CX1600
UPC: 047242116007
EAN: 0047242116007
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Features:
| • | 4.5-Amp 115-Volt 60-Hz motor | | • | Easy to install with CX2121 automatic shutter or behind existing louvers | | • | Attics up to 2,400 square feet | | • | Adjustable automatic thermostat | | • | Prolongs life of composition roof shingles with lower summer attic temperatures |
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Product Description
1600 CFM heavy duty gable mount attic exhaust ventilator. Galvanized steel construction. Suitable for 2400 sq. ft. attic. 4.5A thermally protected motor. Includes 15A adjustable thermostat. 14'' fan blade. Engineered mounting system virtually eliminates vibration and ensures quiet operation. Precision balanced fan blades for minimum vibration and no heat distortion. 4 fan blades for greater air movement. This fan requires minimum 600 sq. in. net free area intake vent area. Completely pre assembled for easy installation, no special tools required. Easy installation behind static gable louvers or the model No. CX2121 Automatic Gable Shutter. 2 year limited warranty on all parts.
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Customer Reviews:
Cool Attic Fan July 5, 2009
PizzaMan (Bakersfield, Ca USA)
3 out of 7 found this review helpful
Looked for a roof mounted fan. I did not want a gable fan because of the hip roofs on my house. Ad leads one to believe that it is NOT a gable fan, but the box plainly states that it IS a gable fan. It is very much like what I could have bought in town in which case I could have bought it for the same price and had it immediately. Extremely hot weather was coming on and I took the chance to mount it anyway. One of the struts for the shroud was bent and when I installed the fan, the blade fell down on the screws of the motor because the set screw was loose. Doesn't work well as a roof mount, so I left it unplugged. I will have to install a new roof vent. Not this summer in this heat! Thanks for nothing!
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