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Self contained, requires no connection to PVC. Effectively reduce Radon levels in homes with Radon levels of 10 pica/l or less. Includes 2 reversible fans that can be positioned for a balanced air exchange or 100% exhaust or supply to dilute indoor radon levels. Uses only 40 watts to ventilate an 800 Ft² basement twice/hour. Installs in rim joist through a 5”x12” cutout. 6’ power cords.
Radon ventilation fan for basements and sealed crawl spaces
Effective for diluting low levels of radon
Two 90 CFM fans can individually be reversed to exhaust or supply fresh air to basement
Exterior hood has removable screen
I bought 2 of these for my duplex (purchased another 2). I sustained a lot of rain during construction and ended up with mold in my crawl space. I installed 4 of these throughout the duplex as an exhaust to create a negative air pressure in the crawl space and blow out the stale air. They are a bit on the noisy side, if you are in a noiseless, peaceful neighborhood you might not want to purchase these. The fact they are reversible is great although I do not want an intake only exhaust. They are for summer use for me. Winter time i will block them off and I am ducting a heater vent from my furnace to my crawl space (Insulated Concrete Forms) that is ultimately connected to an ERV .These fans along with a vapor barrier are a life saver. In a weeks time you will notice the stale nasty smell diminish in your crawl space. I personally dont recommend using any fan blowing outside air into the crawl space. I am more of a fan of just making negative air pressure in the crawl space but you do have the option of reversing them. They are 120v standard plug ins that need to be connected to an extension cord or you need to wire a receptacle. I wired receptacles however if you wanted to get real fancy you could wire them to a switch in your utility room. I leave them on 24x7 and will have to get down in the crawl space to plug them up for winter anyway so I didnt have a use to wire them to a switch.They are humming along spitting out the stale air as we speak.