Air conditioning is costly to run, and cycling the same air through your house concentrates pollutants. Your QuietCool whole house fan brings a fresh, clean breeze inside, lowers your carbon footprint, and runs for a tenth of the cost! You can save 50-90% off of your AC usage when used effectively.
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1. When the temperature cools in the evening, just open a few windows and turn on your Whole House Fan.
2. The Whole House Fan draws cool, fresh air from outside into and through your home, taking dust, odors, virus & bacteria, pollen, dander and toxins up and out the attic vents.
3. By drawing air into your attic, you will force the hot attic air, which can soar up to 140 degrees in the fall and spring, out of your existing roof vents. (Proper roof ventilation is necessary!) This is called Thermal Mass Cooling. – Read More
4. We recommend running the unit for at least 2 to 3 hours in the evening, if not through the night, and running it again in the morning until the temperature starts to rise.
Arizona’s fall, winter, and spring climate is perfectly suited for a QuietCool Whole House Fan. No matter how hot it gets during the day, our nights always cool down by 20-30 degrees.
It is precisely this air that our fans use to cool & clean your house & attic in a matter of minutes. You will experience the immediate benefits of a Whole House Fan as a cool, refreshing breeze comes whirling through your home and you will dust less! Your home has now been made cooler, cleaner, healthier, & more comfortable.
Your QuietCool Whole House Fan should be used anytime the outside air temperature is lower than the inside temperature. This is key for the principle of Thermal Mass Cooling to work.
What do many people do when they come home after work and it is really hot inside but cool outside? They open their windows instead of turning on their A/C so they can draw in that cool air. These open windows create a “passive” cross breeze and cool the home through thermal mass cooling.
The “passive” cross breeze described above becomes an “active” breeze for QuietCool homeowners and this is the key to thermal mass cooling. Passive breezes within a home will eventually cool the ambient air to a comfortable level but will not move enough air to cool the mass within the home. When correctly sized, a QuietCool system will fully exchange the entire air volume of a home 15-20 times per hour, or about one full air exchange every 3 to 4 minutes. The “active” breeze is how QuietCool thrives. Mass “cooling” results because the QuietCool system is removing stale, hot air and replacing it with fresh cool air. This “active” breeze will also feel 10 degrees cooler than the outside temperature, so even at 80 degrees you can open your windows and turn on your whole fan instead of using your AC.
A “cool mass” home does not reheat as much or as quickly as a “hot mass” home. Within a day or two of installing a QuietCool system, homeowners are amazed when they come home after work and their house is still cool from the night before! The reason the home remained cool was that the mass of the home had been cooled by a QuietCool system and thus did not reheat as rapidly as it typically would.
People who run their whole house fan on a regular basis use their A/C 50-90% less. This also results in extending the life of your A/C by at least 50%! The ROI is 2-4 years, depending on how you normally use your A/C, making this the fastest payback of all Green Energy Appliances. Your fan will cost pennies per hour verses dollars per hour. As a testimonial, we personally don’t use our air conditioner from September to June since installing our QuietCool whole house fan!
Pairing your whole house fan with solar panels, appropriate insulation, & other energy efficient appliances will help you achieve a Net Zero Home because your home will be generating as much electricity as it uses.