Garage Fan Attic Cooler
The gf 14 garage fan and attic cooler will cool the garage as much as 20 degrees and help cool the attic as much as 40 degrees or bring it closer to ambient temperature.
Garage fan attic cooler. For garages with attic space above them you want to keep both spaces cool to keep yourself comfortable and your home protected from the elements. The gf series garage ventilation fans keep your garage cooler and is designed to mount in the ceiling of the garage venting to the attic. The gf 14 garage fan and attic cooler is designed to mount in the ceiling of the garage venting to the attic. They re most commonly seen in the form of those spinning turbine roof vents.
Passive ventilation is normally installed on the roof and requires little to no energy consumption when dissipating heat from the garage s attic. The gf 14 garage fan attic cooler cools your 2 3 car garage by up to 20 degrees cooler than the outdoor temperature for heat relief and safety for people and things. Quietcool garage fans work great to cool your garage man cave or workshop. The gf 14 fan brings in cooler air through the bottom front door intake grills of the garage blowing up in to the attic pushing this super heated air out the existing attic vents.
The gf 14 garage fan and attic cooler is designed to mount in the ceiling of the garage venting to the attic. The gf 14 is designed to mount on the garage ceiling and venting into the attic. A dedicated garage ventilation system via passive and active methods employs the fan driven airflow concept. Properly sized intake vents are mounted in the garage door taking in outside ambient air.
The gf 14 is the 1 garage fan and attic cooler in the usa it moves the hot air out of the garage into the attic through the fan mounted in the garage ceiling. The gf 14 garage fan will cool the garage as much as 20 and help cool the attic as much as 40 or bring it closer to ambient temperature. Our ga es 1500 works to cool and ventilate your garage and the attic above your garage greatly reducing the heat transfer between the attic and garage on extremely hot days.