Heavy-duty Galvanized Gable Mount Attic Vent 1600 Cfm Model Cx1600

Overview:This Ventamatic Heavy-Duty Galvanized Gable Mount Attic Vent is designed to provide efficient ventilation for your attic space, ensuring optimal air circulation and temperature control. With a powerful airflow rate of 1600 cubic feet per minute, this ventilator is perfect for attics up to 2400 square feet, making it an essential addition for homeowners looking to improve their attic’s air quality and reduce heat buildup.
Key Features:– Airflow Rate:1600 CFM (cubic feet per minute)
– Construction Material:Durable galvanized steel for long-lasting performance
– Suitable For:Attics up to 2400 square feet
– Motor Size:4.5A (ampere) thermally protected motor for safety
– Adjustable Thermostat:Includes a 10A adjustable thermostat for customized temperature control
– Fan Blade Size:14-inch fan blade for efficient air movement
– Vibration Reduction:Engineered mounting system virtually eliminates vibration and ensures quiet operation
– Precision Balanced Blades:Designed for minimum vibration and no heat distortion
– Fan Blade Count:4 fan blades for greater air movement
– Intake Vent Area Requirement:Requires a minimum of 600 square inches of net free area intake vent
– Installation:Completely pre-assembled for easy installation; no special tools required
– Compatibility:Easy installation behind static gable louvers
– Warranty:2-year limited warranty on all parts
Use Cases:This attic ventilator is ideal for homeowners looking to enhance their attic ventilation, especially in warmer climates where heat buildup can lead to increased energy costs and discomfort. By installing this unit, you can help maintain a cooler attic environment, prolong the life of your roofing materials, and improve the overall energy efficiency of your home. Whether you are renovating your attic or simply looking to improve air circulation, the Ventamatic Heavy-Duty Gable Mount Attic Vent is the perfect solution.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.