Broan Attic Vent Fan Blade Part # 97006971 (Replaces 99020154)

Reference: 341, 342, 340, 343, 344, 345, 346, 347, 348, 349, 350, 353, 35316, 355, 356, 358

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Lomanco Power Vent Attic Fan Motor 1/10hp 1500 RPM 115 Volts # OLM6151

Cross Reference Information: A0416B2059, A0510B2389, F0510B2497, F0510B2944, 322p151. Lomanco Power Vent Motor. Also take a look at motor # F0510B2497. Triangle bracket “sandwiched” between motor laminations. If you need a longer shaft take a look at motor #PD144, it has a 4″ long shaft with similar mounting characteristics. Replacement fan blade # 14393 available.

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Air Vent 53316 Gable Mount Power Fan 15″

“ATTIC AIRE” GABLE MOUNT POWER FAN

1620 CFM
14″ fan
15″ dia. housing
1/8 HP, 225W
Adjustable thermostat
Use with automatic cable shutter Ace No. 5099338
For 2300 sq. ft. max.
10 yr. warranty
5 yr. Surestart warranty
UL listed
Boxed

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SunFan All Purpose Ventilator – Perfect for Tile Roofs and Crawl Spaces!

. Panel can be mounted to the *fascia, on the exterior wall, or to the roof shingles. Turbocharge existing dormer vents, eyebrow vents, and turbines. Increase efficiency of your existing passive ventilation system without cutting new openings. … solar tile roof attic fan gable vent remove moisture technology home improvement DIY house repairs 10 Watt Panel Concrete Spanish Tile Passive Fascia Ridge Dormer Eyebrow Mold Mildew Garage Ventilation Air Circulation Basement Crawlspace Replace …

Attic Aire – Whole House Fan – 54506 30In. W/Shut Wholehouse Fan

30″ Belt Drive Whole House Fan With Automatic Shutter, Pulls Air From A House Size Of 1900 SQFT, 5700 CFM, Runs On High & Low, 2 Speed Wall Switch Included, Needs 1095 SQIN Of Open Exhaust Vents In Attic Space, Rough Opening Is 34-1/4″ x 29″, Automatic Shutter Is White, Do Have To Cut Joist When Installing Fan, With Motor Mounted On Struts Above Housing, Fan Will Be Quieter Than Direct Drive Models, 10 Year Limited Parts Warranty, 5 Year Limited Labor Warranty.

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Using An Attic Vent Fan to Improve Air Circulation

Any homeowner with an attic knows there are certain challenges to maintaining the space under the roof. Attics are notorious for being the perfect place for mold, mildew, roof rot and other structural problems to occur. In addition to making sure the area is properly ventilated, there is also the need to make sure air circulates around and out of the space. This is where an attic vent fan comes into play.

Attic fans are relatively easy to install. If the existing wiring is up to code to support the power the fan will pull, the hardest part of the job is over. The attic vent fan should be situated as an insert or at least near a vented area. The idea is to create airflow from the outside that will be pulled in and distributed throughout the space by the blade action of the attic vent fan. In order to allow for easy airflow out of the attic space, it is important to make sure you have sufficient venting. Just as your attic fan needs an open vent to pull fresh cooler air into the attic, there has to be a way for the hot air to escape from the space. Make sure that more or less opposite of your attic vent fan you have some type of vent to allow that escape, whether it be unobstructed ridge vents or even soffit vents (located under the eaves) that are not blocked with insulation.

An alternative is to install an attic vent fan that is manufactured for roof mounting. This works especially well if you have a shingled roof and have plastic roof ridge vents. With this type of fan, you would mount it as close to the peak of your roof as possible and as close to opposite the vents that will act as the avenues for the hot air to escape the space.

Attic fans can help keep down the temperature in your attic, as well as help prevent the mold and mildew that often accompany areas with little to no air flow. For suggestions of which type and size attic vent fan is right for your home, check out your options at your local home store.

Lomanco Power Vent Attic Fan Motor 1/10hp 1100 RPM 115 Volts # F0510B2497

From the Manufacturer

Fits 2000 Series.

A universal mounting hardware kit comes in the box with each motor to replace older models. Do not attempt to buy a new unit and pull the motor out; the mounting has changed. The conduit (flexible cable) can be used from your previous motor simply by un-screwing it and putting it on your new motor. Lomanco motor comes with Universal mounting kit to replace the flat plate (with 3 mounting holes). Lomanco motor does not have (more…)