QUIET-VENT Ventilation System
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QUIET-VENT Performance and Technical Specifications
| Fan Motor: | 2 speed, 115 volt, 60 Hz 1.1 amps, thermally protected 95 watts/high speed 50 watts/low speed 115 volt, 10 amp circuit required |
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| Fan Capacity: | 0.4" W.G. high speed 295 CFM 0.3" W.G. low speed 165 CFM |
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| Timer: | 7-day timer (controls low speed) | |
| Remote Control Circuit: |
115 volt (controls high speed prewired relay (included) | |
| Inlet Ducts: | Three 4" and one 6" | |
| Outlet Duct: | 6" | |
| Filter: | Metal Screen (Cleanable) | |
| Sound Level: | Less than 1 sone at exhaust grill | |
| Hangers: | 4 vibration absorbing, 1.5" x 11" nylon reinforced rubber straps | |
| Weight: | 30 lbs. | |
| Dimensions: | 14.5"W x 13.5"L x 13.125"H |
Build In Air Quality
For A Healthy HomeQUIET-VENT is a central exhaust ventilation system that replaces noisy, low output and unreliable bath fans. With today??s tight homes, QUIET-VENT presents one of the best ways to eliminate pollutants (i.e. normal household chemicals, outgasing from construction materials, furniture and carpeting) by exhausting them out of the home. QUIET-VENT also reduces humidity levels that otherwise lead to mildew in closets, condensation on windows, insulation and walls which, over just a few years can cause costly damage.
Effective Ventilation
Exhaust ventilation is the most effective way to ventilate your home*. By slightly depressurizing the house, exhaust ventilation prevents moisture from penetrating and damaging the structure. Therma-Stor makes the best even better by including a programmable seven day lifestyle timer on every unit. This assures ventilation when you need it and guards against wasteful ventilation of an empty house. Ventilation rates may be adjusted to provide the correct air flow rate for a variety of home and family sizes. QUIET-VENT replaces the need for noisy bath fans when ducted with bathroom intakes and optional crank-style timers.
Efficient Ventilation
QUIET-VENT provides constant ventilation throughout changes in temperature to assure comfort and indoor air quality.
* Lawrence Berkley Laboratory compared the performance of exhaust ventilation with air to air heat exchangers in five different climates, and found that exhaust ventilation provides better indoor air quality.