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Broan 35316 1600 CFM Gable Mount Powered Attic Ventilator

Broan 35316 1600 CFM Gable Mount Powered Attic Ventilator
Brand: Broan-NuTone
Category: Home Improvement

List Price: $129.00
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Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars 2 reviews
Sales Rank: 11106

Color: NA
Media: Tools & Hardware
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 13
Dimensions (in): 16 x 15.3 x 8.3

MPN: 35316
Model: 35316
UPC: 026715136971
EAN: 0026715136971
ASIN: B00155UDOW

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Features:
  » 3.9 Amps 1140 CFM for up to 2280 square feet of attic space
  » Quiet high-performance operation for inside-the-attic applications
  » Galvanized steel housing ribbed for added strength with mounting brackets simplify installation
  » 14-Inch diameter steel blade specially designed for maximum air movement
  » Operates automatically – adjustable thermostat built-in with thermally protected permanently lubricated motor
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Product Description
Broan-NuTone 35316 1600 Cfm Gable-Mounted Powered Attic VentilatorsSince their beginning in 1932, Broan has pioneered many of the product innovations now established as standards of the industry. Today, Broan carries on the commitment to provide the finest products in the industry.Trapped attic air can easily reach 150; or more. These units remove super-heated attic air, making any home more comfortable. Whether it's air conditioned or not. In those homes that are, the air conditioners run less and don't have to work nearly as hard. And all Broan Powered Attic Ventilators are as efficient as they are dependable.Broan-NuTone 35316 1600 Cfm Gable-Mounted Powered Attic Ventilators Features:; Attic Ventilators, Powered Attic Ventilators; 1600 CFM Gable Mount Ventilator (with Broan Model 433 shutter - available separately, see below); Quiet, high-performance operation for inside-the-attic applications; Galvanized steel housing, ribbed for added strength; Mounting brackets simplify installation; 1600 CFM for attics up to 2280 sq.ft; 14" diameter steel blade specially designed for maximum air movement; Operates automatically ?ó?é¼?Ç£ adjustable thermostat built-in; Thermally protected, permanently lubricated motor.

Customer Reviews:
2 out of 5 stars Great fan - if it gets to you undamaged   August 8, 2010
J. Yagid (Maplewood, NJ USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

Great fan.

Too bad the box it ships in is horribly inadequate.

First fan shipped to us came in the box you'd get if you bought it in a store. Box appeared to be undamaged. Took fan out - shroud bent to the point where the motor could have been damaged. We returned it to Amazon.

Second fan came in the same type of box. Box again appears to be undamaged. Shroud is bent again - but not so much this time. It works very well.

Box has a 'transit tested' label - right. I don't know who tested it on what transit - buts as for being 'tested' - it was an epic fail.

If the fan came better packed I would have given it 5 stars. But since there's a chance you have to got thru a return or two - I give it only 2 stars.


4 out of 5 stars Powerful, easy to install, but a bit noisy   October 5, 2008
Michael Juriga (Washington, DC)
10 out of 10 found this review helpful

First of all, if you are skeptical of the merits of installing an attic fan let me tell you that you such a unit will make a noticeable difference on the comfort levels of your home on warm and hot days. By keeping your attic cooler you prevent tramped attic heat from soaking down into your living spaces, making your house cooler as a result.

Now onto the review: this is a very powerful fan! I installed on a piece a plywood with a circular cutout to be sure that my gable vent was thoroughly sealed from air leakage. This little bit of extra work also made it easier to drag into position in my cramped attic and mount to the wall, as the plywood prevented the unit from settling in between joists in the attics unfinished floor.

It was a sunny day when I installed so the attic was heating up fast. Sweat was pouring off me. Once powered up, however, the rush of air felt chilly and it was only a matter of minutes until the attic temps dropped to the point that I felt like I was sitting outside with a nice breeze, not in a cramped, hot, dusty attic.

If you are faced with the option, get a unit with a thermostatic switch. You'd be surprised by how often you can forget about turning the unit on or off. The thermostatic switch takes the work out as it makes the unit come on at a specified temperature and switches it off once the attic is 10 degrees cooler than that temp. I highly suggest wiring for two switches: a master on/off switch and a thermostat override switch. It is more work, but it can give you fine control over operation. It also allows you to test the working of the unit if need be. You could even replace the override switch with a timer switch. That way you can set how long you want to the unit to run for, in case you easily forget about things like this unit running on override.

The only downside (and it is a minor one) is that I'm surprised about the noise level this unit produces. When the unit is on and you are on the floor below the gable where it is mounted there is no question of if the unit is on or off. I do not know how loud the realm of this style of attic fan is, but compared to a solar powered roof-mounted fan I've installed there is a big difference in noise produced. That being said, however, the noise level while noticeable is not obnoxious.

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