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@@qcmanufacturing hard to believe a fan will completely do the cooling job and eliminate the need for a AC unit. Kind a a stretch to say that…. But then again, I am in a older home with grandfathered efficiency codes that cause this house to not to as efficient as newer ones. Hope I didn’t offend you on a personal level.

You only run your whole house fan when it’s cooler outside than inside. So you would never turn it on if your house was already cooled from the AC.

Where are you from?

Yes, the attic fan will help but I recommend getting insulation, a whole house fan and an attic fan. If you put in that combination it will transform the comfort in your home.

The attic is the hottest part of the home. You want to discharge the whole house fan air in the attic so you can push out all the old hot air and introduce cool fresh air. This will keep your home cool.

@@qcmanufacturing thanks

What about it?

They work in all 50 states but depending on the region could have different use cases. For instance if you live in a climate zone like Texas, Florida or even phoenix arizona the whole house fan will work great in the spring in and fall but not the summer months. Most people run their ac system 10 months a year in those markets and with a whole house fan you can cut the usage down to 3-4 months. This will also help you save a ton of money and prolong the life of your ac system by doubling it.

@@qcmanufacturing Sounds good! Thank you.

On our channel we have an install video for installing roof mounted attic fans on shingle roofs. I would recommend watching that video. Just search shingle on our channel to find it.

@@qcmanufacturing Thank you. I miss spoke. I am trying to figure out how to mount the solar panels to the shingles with out messing up the roof or breaking shingles warranty. I purchased the 40-Watt Hybrid Solar/Electric Powered Gable Mount Attic Fan with Included Inverter

If you live in a hot market like Texas or Florida whole house fans work great during the spring and fall. Most people in those markets run their ac 10 months a year and you can cut it down to 3-4 months with a whole house fan and attic fan combo.

Yeah, it will keep your attic about an avg of 10 degree difference from the outside temp during the day. So on hot days your attic can reach temps of 140 degrees it will make your attic much cooler and make it easier for your ac cool the house.

Have you ever experienced a whole house fan? Because a box fan is no comparison.

We need to get you in the booth to try it out.

@@qcmanufacturing I've been in one of those hurricane simulators at the mall. Does that count?

@dale_ramer what mall are you referring too?

@@qcmanufacturing Mall of America like 10 years ago

@dale_ramer yeah, no that’s not the same thing.

Trying flipping off your main breaker and flipping it back on. It will do a reset and hopefully should fix the problem. Call us at 888-QuietCool if it doesn’t work and will walk you through it.

@@qcmanufacturing That worked, THANK YOU! I love my WHF!

@chaidai2698 anytime you need any help we have a great support team to help you out.

We are working on a solution for that. Hopefully it should be here in the near future and you can just upgrade the controls.

The Bluetooth control is for the smart attic fan. The whole house fan we recommend our RF control that is a wireless switch and timer. You need to purchase that separately but it makes the install super easy so you don’t have to run any wire down the wall.

This product will work better in the spring and fall.

That’s the wrong terminology but people did call them that. An attic fan just ventilates your attic and a whole house fan does both the home and attic.

@@qcmanufacturing no sir.. The old fashion attic fan pulled air out of the house and pushed it into the attic. There was no "Tubing" like you use. The old attic fans sat in the jam of the ceiling. So the interior was on 1 side, and the attic was on the other. So no tubing was needed. And they were HUGE fans. When the fan was off, there were Slats that separated the attic from the interior. And when you turned on the Fan, the slats got pulled open. It was a simpler design than what you installed in this video. THe big fans are great for large houses, but smaller houses do not need such a large fan. The small size that you installed is probably more appropriately sized for an average house 2000 sf or less. My grandparents had a HUGE fan and their house was only like 1500 square feet.. And the interior was like a vortex, it pulled so much air.. but you know, the fans also pull in a lot of dirt from outside

@@mrchad97z49 My house was built in the early 70s and it has an attic fan about 12" in diameter. I kicks on when the outdoor temps are above 100 degrees. (So that's like a million degrees in the attic). It draws air from soffit vents, and roof vents, and I leave the garage manhole open so it can use that hole too to reduce the static pressure. The attic fan is like a box fan, but the fan in this video is more of a tube axial fan that moves more air, and it actually needs ducting for it to work correctly. It's designed to pull/draw air faster than a box fan, which is designed to circulate air, and the fan/squirrel cage in an HVAC which is designed to push air. Tube axial fans are used in paint booths to filter large volumes of air. The one in the video moves about 750cfm so the flow inside your house isn't too windy. Whereas a paint boot tube axial will/can move 3500+cfm and it's enough to hold empty paint cans next to the filter, and pull the hat off your head at the same time.

Where are you from?

@@qcmanufacturing North Carolina. Get quite humid and hot here in the summer. Especially in the evening when we have storms and showers rolling in. I use my whole house fan in the fall and spring when the dew point isn’t so high. It is so “sticky” feeling right now there is no way I can use the whole house fan. It would actually warm the inside of the house up due to the humidity outside coming in to a relatively low humidity inside.

Your whole house fan will work perfect in the spring and fall.

@@qcmanufacturing yeah I said I use it in the spring and fall :).

@Jrfeimst2 yeah, I was agreeing with you. Do you have an attic fan? Those will work during the summer and help a lot especially if you have a two story house

Most places cool off at night unless you live in an extreme climate like phoenix, Vegas and some other markets. Those markets you run your ac 10 months a year and that’s when you use the whole house fan in the spring and fall and limit your ac useage to 3-4 months a year. This is important because your ac only last 12.5 years on a national average the the whole house fan will extend the life of your ac due to running it less and putting less wear and tear on it. Does that make sense?

I'm in Sacramento, this summer has been brutal ​@qcmanufacturing

@ValleyProud916 you need a smart attic fan and whole house fan. It will change your life

The inverter plugs right into an outlet and will switch from solar to the grid but it runs at an LED light bulb. This will give you nighttime coverage if you want it to.

No, they’re both extremely Quiet products

I apologize, that we don’t have it on the video. We have it on our other videos as well as the spec sheet on our website. The RF takes (2) AAA batteries. We take pride on having great support. If you ever need anything you can reach us here, on our website live chat or even call us at 888-QuietCool.

Fresh air smell is game changer in the home.

We have a special guard built in that doesnt allow them to come in. It’s designed just for that.

That’s only for attics above garages that have a fire wall. You can install a whole house fan in your attic above your living space.

Good to hear. Where are you from?

There is definitely a range depending on the home but I would say an average install is around 1k for professional installation.

You minimum clearance of 30 inches in the attic and you need 1 sq ft of venting for every 750 CFM in the system. This is pretty close to the attic ventilation code that is 1/300 attic venting.

No it’s only going to pull air in from outside using your existing vents and push out the hot air from attic. It’s not going to touch your living space. It going to keep your attic around 10 degrees from the outside temp at all times on avg. this will make a huge deal day or night and help your ac run better.

I’m glad you love it!!!

Haha people are so addicted to their phones and death scrolling.

Yeah, it’s in the works and will have it in the future but fully automated.

You’re missing the entire concept. Every where across the country there is a 20-50 degree temp swing from day and night. You use the whole house fan when it’s cooler outside than inside. This is usually the morning, evening and nighttime hours. When you run the whole house fan all night you pre cool the home to what ever the low temp is for the day. Now it’s going to take a lot longer for your house to heat up and if you need to use AC it’s minimal. AC system only last 12 years on a national avg. it’s also the most expensive appliance to run. So when you can cut out half of your ac useage you can double the life of your AC system and save money on your energy costs. Then there is the comfort and IAQ benefits as well.

@@qcmanufacturing is it not already precooled from running the ac when its too hot to use the hhf?

Your ac during the summer can cool your home down to the low 70s where a WHF can cool it down to low the 60s and it run at 1/15th cost. Whole house fans are the V in HVAC. You want both the AC and the whole house fan in your system. It will make your HVAC system twice as efficient when used properly.

@@qcmanufacturing how can whf cool it that much when its still 90 outside at night?

@sticksbass where do you live? There’s only handful of places that don’t cool off at night during the summer. In those climates you normally run your ac 10 months of the year and you can use the WHF during spring and fall and cut down the ac useage to only around 3-4 months a year.

Yes, we do have future plans for it. It’s not our yet but when it does you will be able to add it older systems as well.

Where are you getting your facts from? Box fans can’t move as much air flow or handle the pressure that these fans move.

Yes, this will solve that second story problem.

Thank you for your testimony

You will be a fan of your attic when you get our products

@@qcmanufacturing ayyyyyy

Yes, you run your whole house fan in the evening, morning and night time hours when it’s cooler outside than inside. You will use your ac during the day when needed.

No, because you would never run the system when your house is cooled. You only run it when it cooler outside and than inside. When the air goes into the attic it’s going to push out all the hot air cooling the hottest part of the house. Your house stays hot because your walls and attic gets up to temperatures of 150 degrees which causes ac cycling. Ac cycling is bad because it takes 20 straight min of run time for your ac to hit its peak efficiency.

We make quiet and more energy efficient ones that’s are modernized.

If you have questions right be back on here or call our text support line at 888-QuietCool

Yes, exactly!!

It comes plug and play ready with a 20 ft power cord. You just need to plug it in an outlet.

You don’t run it during the day. You only run it when it’s cooler outside than inside. If you live in a hot climate zone like Texas or Arizona the fans work great during the spring and fall. If you live in California it’s cools off every night during the summer just like the upper west coast and pacific north west and mountain states.