| The Quiet Cool system is designed to cool and ventilate your entire home by pulling warm, stale air up and out of the home while drawing fresh cool air in.
While offered individually, Quiet Cool fans are intended to be a multi-fan and multi-location system. They are easy to install and have insulated self-closing, damper doors, that create a positive closure to prevent air from freely flowing from the house to the attic when the fans are not in operation.
Quiet Cool fans are attached in a hanging position from your attic rafters, away from your living area, which results in quiet operation (0.6 sones or less). Insulated, air conditioning grade ducting is used in the Quiet Cool systems to reduce irritating fan noise.
Quiet Cool fans can be controlled individually, or multiple fans can be wired to a wall timer with a double or triple switch. With this flexibility you can control when, where, and how much air flow moves through your home by simply turning on or off your Quiet Cool fans to reach the ideal comfort level. For example, you could turn off your Quiet Cool fan in the kids room and leave the fans in the master bedroom or hallway on (with the bedroom doors opened or closed). Or, turn on all of your fans to increase your CFM to cool your entire house.
Quiet Cool fans are maintenance free and simple to install. There are no motorized doors, metal instead of plastic fan blades, no specialized framing or custom carpentry requirements, and there are no belts to replace. A standard 3-prong, 6' power cord is included, allowing it to be plugged into an existing switch-controlled outlet, or you can remove the 6' power cord for standard hardwiring (which is the recommended installation method).
Generally, this QC2250 is suitable for use in hallways and larger rooms, with the QC1500 suitable for use in bedrooms. To determine the number of fans recommended for your home, view the Quiet Cool Sizing chart below.
Note: The attic will need 1 square foot of net free exhaust area for each 1,000 cfm of air being exhausted into the attic.
Additional Information: Quiet Cool Sizing Charts |
