Attic Vents
Electric-Powered Attic Vents
Electric-powered attic vents use a thermostat to fight heat and to help prevent moisture buildup inside the attic. Featuring a low-profile dome, the power attic vent is unobtrusive when installed on the roof face slanting away from the front of your home. It's an efficient option to replace wind turbines or roof pots already in place.
The All Season™ model combines automatic thermostat to protect attics from excess heat and humidity year-round.
Solar Powered Roof-Mounted Attic Vent
Looking for an energy efficient and environmentally friendly attic vent? Consider a Solar Powered Roof-Mounted Attic Vent.
Solar Powered Roof-Mounted Attic Vents operate during the day and collecting power from the sun to convert into electricity. This energy operates a high efficiency motor inside the power vent, so there's no added cost for electricity. The Solar Powered Roof-Mounted Attic Vent is not regulated by a thermostat, it operates whenever there is direct sunlight. There's also no need for electrical hook-up or electricity, simplifying the installation process.
Why Use an Attic Fan? It Keeps You Cool
If you have an attic, temperatures in excess of 150°F are fairly common. Having a massive volume of air at 150°F just above your living spaces can seriously increase your cooling bills in the summertime. There are several steps you can take to reduce your cooling bills — one of the most cost-effective is to add thermostat-controlled fans to remove that hot air from your attic.
Benefits of a Power Attic Fan
- One power attic ventilator is usually sufficient, unless it's a very large attic
- Roof-mount power vents are ideal for hip roofs
- Feature a preset adjustable thermostat for maximum homeowner convenience
- Up to 1320 CFM for attics up to 2,000 square feet
- Low-profile, rust resistant, galvanized steel dome
Benefits of a Solar Powered Attic Fan
- No electrical hook-up needed
- Solar panel mounts separately from dome
- 10-foot cord on solar panel so that the panel can be positioned for optimal sun exposure
- Up to 1000 CFM for attics up to 1,500 square feet
- Low-profile, rust resistant , galvanized steel dome

