Installation Guide Specialty Series Fans

® ADVANCED WHOLE HOUSE FANS

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SEE // HEAR // FEEL THE QUIETCOOL DIFFERENCE GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

1. Read Instructions - All safety and operation instructions must be read. Failure to read and follow instructions as stated in this guide may void applicable warranty. 2. Retain Instructions - The safety and operating instructions should be kept for future reference. 3. Heed Warnings - All warnings should be followed. 4. Follow Instructions - All installation and operating instructions should be followed. 5. Heat - The QuietCool system should be situated away from heat sources. 6. Damage Requiring Service - Only qualified service personnel should service the QuietCool system. The user should not attempt to service the product. 7. Building Codes - Always follow Local Building Codes when installing appliances

CONTENTS

1. SYSTEM OVERVIEW...... 1 1.1 Introduction...... 1

® 1.2 Features ...... 1 ADVANCED WHOLE HOUSE FANS 1.3 Benefits...... 2 1.4 System Venting Requirements...... 2

2. INSTALLATION...... 3 2.1.1 Installing AFG Model Fans...... 3 2.1.2 Installing AFG Vent Covers ...... 4 2.2 Installing AFR Model Fans...... 5 2.3 Installing RM Model Fans...... 6 2.4 Installing GA Model Fans...... 8 2.5 Installing GX Model Fans...... 9

3. WIRING...... 11 3.1 Specialty Fan Wiring - Smart...... 11 3.2 Specialty Fan Wiring - Thermostat...... 12 3.3 Specialty Fan Wiring - Timer...... 13

4. SYSTEM OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS...... 14 QC Manufacturing, Inc. 4.1 QuietCool Smart Attic Fan - Gable...... 14 43352 Business Park Drive Temecula, CA 92590

4.2 QuietCool Pro Attic Fan - Gable ...... 15 PH 951.325.6340 4.3 QuietCool Smart Attic Fan - Roof...... 15 FX 951.325.6351 QuietCoolSystems.com 4.4 QuietCool Garage Fans...... 16 4.5 QuietCool Roof Mount Fans ...... 16

WARRANTY...... 17

2 QUIETCOOLSYSTEMS.COM 1. SYSTEM OVERVIEW

1.1 INTRODUCTION

Congratulations on the purchase of your new QuietCool Specialty Series Fan!

The QuietCool Specialty Series was designed for every application imaginable. QuietCool Specialty Series fans dominate the market in energy efficiency. Our Specialty Series works great in practically all climate zones and most homes, mobile homes, and even warehouse buildings!

QuietCool Attic Fans: The QuietCool Attic Fans are the best in the business. New for 2017, we offer a smart line of attic fans including the AFG SMT-3.0 attic gable fan and the AFR SMT-2.0, the first smart attic fans on the maket, and the most energy efficient too! We also have the AFG PRO-3.0, the most powerful residential attic gable fan on the market.

QuietCool Garage Fans: The QuietCool Garage Fans offer great ventilation options for your garage, man cave, or workshop. We offer the GA ES-1500 to ventilate both your garage and attic, and the GX ES-1100 to ventilate your garage only, with a wall mount design.

QuietCool Roof Mount Fans: The QuietCool Roof Mount Fans offer great versatility for any system you are looking to put in. QuietCool Roof Mount Fans can be used as an attic fan, as a whole house fan with a duct, or as a whole house fan that pulls air through air intake grilles in multiple rooms.

1.2 Series Features

• High Efficiency Design • Designed and Built in California • 15 Year Warranty • Attic Fans (AFG SMT-3.0 shown right) • Garage Fans • Roof Mount Fans

1-888-QUIETCOOL 31 1.4 System Venting Requirements

VERY IMPORTANT! - 1 SQUARE FOOT OF NET FREE VENT AREA PER 750 CFM RECOMMENDED! - 2 TO 4 SQUARE FEET OF INLET VENTS PER FAN

Venting plays a very significant role in the performace of QuietCool fans. QuietCool recommends a minimum of 1 SQ. FT. of venting for every 750 CFM in the QuietCool system. If an attic has at least 1:750 attic venting, the QuietCool system will operate efficiently and effectively. If an attic has less than 1:750 attic venting, the system may not operate as efficiently, or effectively, as it could with 1:750 attic venting. But don’t worry, the system will still operate if there is not enough venting.

Insufficient venting is a very simple problem to fix. Roofing contractors can add extra venting to most homes simply and easily. The most common types of venting is shown in the chart below.

Vent Type Model Type Average Size Venting Sq. Ft.

Gable vent 12” x 19.5” 1.20

Dormer Vent 14” x 8” 0.70

4” 0.03 Eave Vent 5” 0.04 6” 0.07

Ridge Vent 4’ - 12’ 0.125 per ft

16” x 4” 0.19 Soffit Vent 16” x 6” 0.29 16” x 8” 0.39

Low/Medium Profile 0.5 Tapered Low Profile 0.6 O’Hagin Vent Low Profile Flat 0.68 High Profile 0.68

8” .35 Turbine Vent 12” .79 14” 1.1

*Note: This table is only a guideline and is not a guarantee of venting capacity.

2 QUIETCOOLSYSTEMS.COM 2. INSTALLATION Installation Video: Watch the video by scanning the QR 2.1.1 Installing AFG (Attic Fan Gable) model fans code or visit www. QuietCoolSystems.com/ NOTE: The AFG model fans are designed to mount behind support existing louvers. If no louver exists, one must be installed. Louver should be installed in the upper center section of the gable.

Installing the QuietCool AFG is very easy. To install the AFG, simply mount the gable fan to your gable vents as shown in the following steps: Figure 2.1A Flush Mount: The AFG can be mounted flush to a rectangular type louver by fastening through the mounting brackets to the frame of the louver (as shown in Figure 2.1A).

As stated in the note above, any area of the louver that is not covered by the AFG must be sealed off in order to prevent air leakage, which may hinder performance.

This is the most conventional method of mounting the AFG. We recommend using the Flush Mount option if possible for all applications.

Figure 2.1B Wide Mount: The AFG can be mounted on a wide louver, but additional mounting steps must be taken in order for the fan to work properly. As shown in Figure 2.1B, two additional boards must be fastened to the boards framing the gable vent so the AFG can be mounted securely.

As stated in the note above, any area of the louver that is not covered by the AFG must be sealed off in order to prevent air leakage, which may hinder performance.

Figure 2.1C Odd Mount: The AFG can also be mounted off center for an odd shaped louver (as shown in Figure 2.1C).

As stated in the note above, any area of the louver that is not covered by the AFG must be sealed off in order to prevent air leakage, which may hinder performance.

While this is not the most ideal way to mount the gable fan, it is possible. However, since the fan is not completely covering the vent, maximum airflow will not be achieved.

1-888-QUIETCOOL 3 NOTE: The AFG can be mounted on many other types of louvers, including triangle vents, round vents, half-round vents, etc. If the vent is smaller than the area of the fan, we recommend constructing a chamber that surrounds the vent, and then mount the AFG to the chamber to ensure maximum airflow and performance.

2.1.2 Installing AFG (Attic Fan Gable) Vent Covers

Included with your QuietCool Attic Gable Fan are four vent covers that are designed to be installed around the attic fan housing to block any air backdrafting into the attic through a gable vent that is larger than the attic fan cylinder, causing air to cycle in and out around the vent.

1. Take the vent cover and match it to one of the sides around the attic fan housing.

2. Using the two provided wood screws, attach each corner to the wood framing around your gable vent. (See picture for screw locations)

3. Repeat step 1 and 2 for the three additional covers.

READ BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO INSTALL AN AFR OR RM FAN Getting Started Always follow Local Building Codes because the fan may require specific fasteners or anchoring systems not discussed in this installation guide. Installation should be done by a licensed roofing contractor.

Safety Information Safety precautions should be taken when performing the roofing work described in this installation guide. You can significantly reduce your risk of danger by following the below recommendations: • Do not install the fan in wet or windy conditions • Tie-off both yourself and your equipment when working on steep pitched roofs to avoid falls • Wear safety glasses and protective gloves when using power tools • Always wear slip-resistant shoes when working on the roof • Do not cut through any rafters or structural members of the roof during installation

Ventilation Requirements If the fan is being installed as an attic fan, in order for it to operate at maximum performance, your attic must have enough intake ventilation (net free area) to support the amount of air that your fan is moving. We always recommend 1 SQFT of attic venting per 750 CFM in the system.

Materials Needed • Cordless Drill with Nut • Reciprocating Saw • Roofing Knife Driver • Measuring Tape • Ladder Marker or Carpenter • Self-Tapping Screws with • Weatherproof Roofing Pencil Rubber Bonded Washers Grade Sealant

4 QUIETCOOLSYSTEMS.COM Choosing the Right Location Choose a location to install your QuietCool roof mounted fan that allows for balanced airflow throughout the attic space. We always recommend the fan to be installed centrally located on the roof three feet below the ridge line. This will allow you to access the fan very easily. Your roof mount fan should not be installed any closer than within 5 feet to an existing passive vent, ridge vent, or additional fan unit.

IMPORTANT: DO NOT CUT THROUGH ANY RAFTERS OR STRUCTURAL MEMBERS WHILE CUTTING THE VENT HOLE. ONLY CUT OUT THE ROOF DECKING. Installation Video: Watch the video by scanning the QR code or visit www. 2.2 Installing AFR (Attic Fan Roof) model fans QuietCoolSystems.com/ support

1. Determine in which area you would like to install your QuietCool Attic Roof Mount Fan.

IMPORTANT: After choosing the location where your roof mount attic fan will be installed, find the closest rafter to that location and determine if your roof has either 16” on center or 24” on center rafter spacing.

2. Find the center point between the two rafters and mark it as the center of the vent hole. Partially insert a screw into the center point mark.

NOTE: If you have a tile roof, you will need to move the tiles out of the way before tracing and cutting. (See Figure 2.2A on pg. 6)

3. Go to the roof. Using the screw as a reference point, trace out a 16” diameter circle.

4. Use a reciprocating saw to cut out the traced hole pattern from the roof decking. Remove the cut out decking material from around the hole as needed. (See Figure 2.2B on pg. 6)

5. If you have a shingle roof, insert the reciprocating saw sideways between the shingles and roof decking. Starting at the 3 o’clock position of the vent hole, begin cutting in a sweeping motion under the shingles, cutting through any roofing nails or staples. Continue cutting counterclockwise around the vent hole until reaching the 9 o’clock position. Using a roofing knife, cut a 4 inch horizontal slit in the shingles at the 9 o’clock and 3 o’clock positions of the hole, allowing the fan’s flashing to slide underneath the shingles.

6. Apply weatherproof material to the roof. (See Figure 2.2C on pg. 6)

7. Position the fan so that it is centered with the vent hole and allow the power cord to hang freely from the bottom of the fan unit. The power cord comes in 20 ft length. Make sure your fan is close enough to an outlet in your attic. (See Figure 2.2D on pg. 6)

1-888-QUIETCOOL 5 7. Lifting the fan unit up at an angle, apply weatherproof caulking to the bottom side of the fan unit. This will help keep the fan in place and will seal nice and tight.

8. With all fan cables connected and hanging inside the vent hole, slide the fan unit underneath the shingles until the fan reaches the top of the hole. Secure the fan flashing to the roof. Finish caulking around the fan and flashing it into the roof to make a nice seal. (See Figure 2.2E)

9. Your install is complete! (See Figure 2.2F)

Figure 2.2A Figure 2.2B Figure 2.2C

Figure 2.2D Figure 2.2E Figure 2.2F

2.3 Installing RM (Roof Mount) model fans

1. Determine in which area you would like to install your QuietCool Roof Mount Fan. (See Figure 2.3D for assistance in figuring out how to install the fan)

IMPORTANT: If you are installing the RM fan as a ducted fan, it’s time to find the exact location for your ceiling box and grille using a stud finder. Locate the wall studs and mark the location for the box to be installed. Minimum of 20” clearance required. Make sure the duct will fit between the fan location and the ceiling box location. Using a drywall saw, cut out the drywall.

2. Find the center point between the two rafters and mark it as the center of the vent hole. Partially insert a screw into the center point mark.

6 QUIETCOOLSYSTEMS.COM NOTE: If you have a tile roof, you will need to move the tiles out of the way before tracing and cutting. (See Figure 2.2A)

3. Go to the roof. Using the screw as a reference point, trace out either a 14” (RM ES-1100) or 16” (RM ES- 2200) diameter circle. NOTE: The RM ES-2200 will only fit 24” on center.

4. Use a reciprocating saw to cut out the traced hole pattern from the roof decking. Remove the cut out decking material from around the hole as needed. (See Figure 2.2B on pg. 6)

6. Apply weatherproof material to the roof. (See Figure 2.2C on pg. 6)

7. Lifting the fan unit up at an angle, apply weatherproof caulking to the bottom side of the fan unit. This will help keep the fan in place and will seal nice and tight.

IMPORTANT: If installing as an attic fan, you are done!

IMPORTANT: If you are installing the RM fan in a flat or sloped ceiling application without duct, find the location for your ceiling box and grille using a stud finder. Locate the wall studs and mark the location for the box to be installed. Using a drywall saw, cut out the drywall. Place the ceiling box (if applicable) over the ceiling cut out. Attach the ceiling box using screws into the ceiling joists. (see Figure 2.4D on pg. 9) Install the ceiling grille. (see Figure 2.5H on pg. 10)

1-888-QUIETCOOL 7 Figure 2.3D: Roof Mount Application Diagrams EXTREMELY IMPORTANT: It is very important that you install the RM fans correctly, as shown in the following diagrams, as it will dramatically affect the sound level of the fan. NEVER install the ceiling grille directly underneath the fan. Always offset at least two feet.

Flat Roof - No Duct: Works with CRB and FLT Models Flat Roof - With Duct: Works with CRB and FLT Models

Sloped Roof - No Duct: Works with SLP Models Sloped Roof - With Duct: Works with SLP Models

2.4 Installing GA (Garage Attic) model fans

VERY IMPORTANT: MINIMUM OF 26” CLEARANCE REQUIRED ABOVE CEILING FOR INSTALLATION OF GA MODEL FANS. ALWAYS FOLLOW LOCAL BUILDING CODES.

1. Determine in which area you would like to install your QuietCool Garage Attic Fan. Now it’s time to find the exact location using a stud finder. Locate the ceiling studs and mark the location for the fan to be installed. (see Figure 2.4A on pg. 9) One side of the cut out should be directly next to a wood member for proper fan mounting and support.

8 QUIETCOOLSYSTEMS.COM 2. When you find the location, mark a 14 1/4” square using a framing square or template. Make sure you have 2” of clearance all the way around it. The grille that will be installed later is a 16” square. (see Figure 2.4B)

3. Starting at one corner of the square using a drywall saw, cut out the opening. Remove the drywall cutout and clear away insulation (if applicable). (see Figure 2.4C)

4. Take the GA fan model into the attic and place it over the ceiling cut out. Attach the fan using screws into the ceiling joists. (see Figure 2.4D). Install the ceiling grille. (see Figure 2.5H)

VERY IMPORTANT: CHECK TO MAKE SURE FAN BLADE SPINS FREELY AND THE FIRE DAMPER CLOSES EASILY. MAKE SURE TO SECURE THE LATCH IN THE OPEN POSITION

AVOID BACKDRAFTS: MAKE SURE THE GARAGE FAN WILL NOT BACKDRAFT COMBUSTION APPLIANCES IN THE GARAGE. QUIETCOOL GARAGE FANS MOVE LARGE QUANTITIES OF AIR.

Figure 2.4A Figure 2.4B Figure 2.4C Figure 2.4D

2.5 Installing GX (Garage Exterior) model fans

1. Determine in which area you would like to install your QuietCool Garage Exterior Mount Fan. Now it’s time to find the exact location using a stud finder. Locate the wall studs and mark the location for the fan to be installed (see Figure 2.4A). One side of the cut out should be directly next to a wood member for proper fan mounting and support.

2. When you find the location, mark a 14 1/4” square using a framing square or template. Make sure you have 2” of clearance all the way around it. The grille that will be installed later is a 16” square (see Figure 2.4B).

3. Starting at one corner of the square using a drywall saw, cut out the opening. Remove the drywall cutout and clear away insulation (if applicable) (see Figure 2.4C).

1-888-QUIETCOOL 9 Figure 2.5A Figure 2.5B Figure 2.5C Figure 2.5D

4. From the interior, drill a hole through the exterior at the four corners of the cut out (see Figure 2.5A).

5. Go to the exterior and place the square wall mounting bracket aligned to the 4 drilled holes. Using a level, mark the inside of the bracket with a pencil (see Figure 2.5B).

6. Using a saw or angle grinder, cut out the marked area of stucco or siding (see Figure 2.5C).

7. Remove cut out of exterior stucco or siding. Then cut out any applicable sheathing.

8. Now install the exterior cover frame. Make sure the frame is level and then attach the four corners with long enough screws to penetrate the wood studs. Note: Predrilling may be required (see Figure 2.5D).

9. Place fan into the cut out area. Fasten the fan in each 4 corners to the vertical wood studs (see Figure 2.5E).

10. Caulk exterior around frame (see Figure 2.5F).

11. Attach the exterior cover to mounting frame using 4 sheet metal screws (see Figure 2.5G).

12. Mount inside wall grille (see Figure 2.5H).

Figure 2.5E Figure 2.5F Figure 2.5G Figure 2.5H

10 QUIETCOOLSYSTEMS.COM 3. WIRING

NOTE: Wiring Diagrams are for examples ONLY. Wiring should be done by an experienced electrician.

NOTE: Your fan may have come with the thermostat pre-wired to a power cord. If this is the case, simply mount the thermostat or junction box, find a power source in your attic, and plug the fan in. If you would like to hard-wire the fan, or it is required by your local building codes, please follow the wiring instructions below.

3.1. Specialty Fan Wiring - Smart (AFG SMT-3.0 & AFR SMT-2.0)

If you purchased a specialty fan with a smart motor, the fan has the thermostat and humidistat built into the motor. This makes the installation extremely simply.

1. For this installation, you will need a 2 wire Romex.

2. Open up the junction box from the fan. Remove the power cord. Bring your 2 wire Romex from the power source into the junction box.

3. With a wire nut, tie the white common wire together. Then tie the black wires together.

4. Ground the green wire from the fan and the ground wire from the Romex to the junction box.

Figure 3.1A: Smart Attic Fan at the Junction Box

Ground the fan to the junction box ® ADVANCED ATTIC GABLE FANS using the green ground screw Specialty Series Fan

Junction Box

14-2 Wire14-2 Wire

Power Source

NOTE: When the Smart Attic Fan is connected to power for the first time, it will start in test mode. It will run for 60 seconds to ensure it runs properly. After 60 seconds, if the temperature is in operating range (as shown on page 14), the fan will continue to run. If the temperature is not in operating range, the fan will shut off. If the fan does not come on the first time it is connected to power, there may be a problem with the wiring. Please contact us if you have any issues.

1-888-QUIETCOOL 11 3.2 Specialty Fan Wiring - Thermostat (AFG PRO-3.0, GA ES-1500, GX ES-1100, RM ES-1100, RM ES-2200)

For wiring of a Specialty Series Fan with a thermostat. This wiring method works with all of our Specialty Series fans, but we do not recommend using it with a Roof Mount fan that is being used as a whole house fan.

1. For this installation, you will need a 2 wire Romex, and a thermostat.

2. Open up the thermostat that is connected to the fan. Remove the power cord. Bring your 2 wire Romex from the power source into the thermostat.

3. With a wire nut, tie the white common wires together.

4. Tie the black wire from the fan to one of the black wires from the thermostat. Either black wire from the thermostat will work.

5. Tie the black wire from the power source to the remaining black wire from the thermostat.

Figure 3.2A: Thermostat Wiring

® ADVANCED ATTIC GABLE FANS Ground the fan and power to the thermostat Specialty Series Fan using the green ground screw FAN ON TEMPERATURE 90°

60° 60°120° Thermostat

® ADJUSTABLE TEMPERATURE THERMOSTAT CAUTION Automatically started device - to reduce the risk of injury disconnect from power supply before servicing. For residential use only. See instructions for wiring diagram. 14-2 14-2Wire Wire

Power Source

6. Using the ground screw in the thermostat, ground your power source and the green wire from the fan.

7. Mount the thermostat to one of the joists near the attic fan.

WIRING THE THERMOSTAT REMOTELY:

1. For this installation, you will need a 2 wire Romex, junction box, and a thermostat.

2. Open up the thermostat that is connected to the fan. Remove the power cord. Remove the bracket mounting the thermostat to the flex tubing and remove the thermostat.

3. Mount the junction box to the flex tubing with the included bracket and mount the junction box. Bring your 2 wire romex from the power source into the junction box.

12 QUIETCOOLSYSTEMS.COM 4. Mount the thermostat in the best location for thermostat readings. Run a 2 wire Romex from the junction box to the thermostat. Tape the white wire on each side of the 2 wire Romex to indicate that it is a switch leg.

5. In the junction box, with a wire nut, tie the white common wires together. Using the green ground screw, ground the green wire from the fan and the 2 wire Romex from the thermostat, to the junction box. Tie the black wire from the fan to the taped white wire from the thermostat. Tie the black wire from the power source to the black wire from the thermostat. Replace the cover on the junction box.

Figure 3.2B: Thermostat Wiring in a Remote Location

Ground the fan to the junction box ® ADVANCED ATTIC GABLE FANS using the green ground screw Specialty Series Fan Thermostat

FAN ON TEMPERATURE 90° 14-2 Wire 60° 60°120°

® Junction ADJUSTABLE Box TEMPERATURE THERMOSTAT CAUTION Automatically started device - to reduce the risk of injury disconnect from power supply before servicing. For residential use only. See 14-214-2 Wire Wire instructions for wiring diagram.

Power Source

6. In the themostat, tie the black wire to one of the black wires from the thermostat. Tie the taped wire to the other black wire from the thermostat. Using the ground screw in the thermostat, ground the ground wire from the 2 wire Romex.

3.3 Specialty Fan Wiring - Timer

For wiring of a Specialty Series Fan with a timer. This wiring method works with all of our Specialty Series fans.

1. For this installation, you will need a 2 & 3 wire Romex, and an 8 Hour Timer.

2. Begin wiring the timer. From your 3 wire Romex, using a wire nut, tie the two red wires together, the two white wires together, the two black wires together, and the two ground wires together.

3. Open up the junction box that is connected to the fan. Bring your 2 wire and 3 wire into the junction box.

3. Tie the white common wires from the fan, the power source, and the timer together. Then, using the green ground screw, ground the green wire from the fan to the handy box.

4. With a wire nut, tie the black wire from the fan to the red wire from the timer.

1-888-QUIETCOOL 13 5. Then, tie the black wire from the power source to the black wire from the timer.

6. Lastly, tie the copper ground wire from the power source to the copper ground wire from the timer. Figure 3.3A

Ground the fan to the junction box

® ADVANCED ATTIC GABLE FANS using the green ground screw Specialty Series Fan

8 HOUR 14-3 Wire Match Wire 4 HOUR Junction Colors Together Box 2 HOUR

1 HOUR 14-214-2 Wire Wire HOLD

Bare Copper Wires Tied Together Power Source

4. SYSTEM OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

4.1 QuietCool Attic Fan Gable - Smart (AFG SMT-3.0)

QuietCool Attic Fans work almost everywhere, anytime. During the summer, an attic can be 40-50 degrees hotter than the outside temperature, which in turn heats up the house much faster. With an attic fan, you can cool the attic to the same temperature as it is outside, greatly reducing the house from heating as quickly.

With the QuietCool Smart Attic Fan, gone are the days of having to adjust the thermostat for your attic fan. Featuring a built-in thermostat and humidistat, the self-adjusting, 10-speed ECM motor is always reading the temperature and humidity in the attic.

When the fan detects temperature over 80 degrees, or humidity over 60%, the Smart Attic Fan comes on at the lowest speed. As the attic starts to heat up, the Smart Attic Fan automatically adjusts it’s speed.

Temp. 80° 85° 90° 95° 100° 105° 110° 115° 120° 125°+ Humidity 60%+ N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Speed 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 CFM 963 1343 1513 1641 1841 2014 2119 2356 2500 2830 Watts 15 18 25 34 49 60 79 99 117 145 *All specs are approximate. For the most up-to-date specs, please visit QuietCoolSystems.com

14 QUIETCOOLSYSTEMS.COM The QuietCool Smart Attic Fan will help your attic stay cooler than with a traditional single-speed attic fan, and will help save you energy by running the fan at a lower speed (thus a lower wattage) when the attic is not as hot.

4.2 QuietCool Attic Fan Gable - Pro (AFG PRO-3.0)

QuietCool Attic Fans work almost everywhere, almost anytime. During the summer, an attic can be 40-50 degrees hotter than the outside temperature, which in turn heats up the house much faster. With an attic fan, you can cool the attic to the same temperature as it is outside, greatly reducing the house from heating up as quickly.

The AFG PRO-3.0 is the most powerful residential attic fan on the market. Moving over 3000 CFM at just 250 watts, this fan exhuasts the attic of hot, stale air very quickly and very efficiently. In fact, it is up to 3 times more efficient and up to 2 times more powerful than an average big box store attic fan.

Simply set your thermostat and forget about your QuietCool Attic Fan!

4.3 QuietCool Attic Fan Roof - Smart (AFR SMT-2.0)

Temp. 80° 85° 90° 95° 100° 105° 110° 115° 120° 125°+ Humidity 60%+ N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Speed 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 CFM 892 1113 1225 1331 1432 1584 1627 1736 1843 2014 Watts 15 30 42 55 73 95 120 150 155 159 *All specs are approximate. For the most up-to-date specs, please visit QuietCoolSystems.com

With the QuietCool Smart Attic Fan, the attic will help your attic stay cooler than a traditional single-speed attic fan, and will help save you energy by running the fan at a lower speed (thus a lower wattage) when the attic is not as hot.

1-888-QUIETCOOL 15 4.4 QuietCool Garage Fans (GA ES-1500 and GX ES-1100)

QuietCool Garage Fans work great to cool your garage, man cave, or workshop. Our two models work for different applications. Our GA ES-1500 works to cool and ventilate your garage and the attic above your garage. This greatly reduced the heat transfer between the attic and garage on really hot days. Our GX ES-1100 works well to cool and ventilate your garage. Run both of these fans when it is cooler outside than it is in your garage.

Don’t let your garage get hot and worry about damage to your vehicles, motorcycles, boat, etc.; just install a QuietCool Garage Fan!

4.5 QuietCool Roof Mount Fans (RM ES-1100 and RM ES-2200)

The QuietCool (RM) Roof Mount Fans are the most versatile fans that we offer. They can be used as an attic fan, a whole house fan with a duct, or a whole house fan with multiple inlet vents. QuietCool Roof Mount Fans also work where a conventional QuietCool Whole House Fan will not. Roof Mount fans work with homes that have a sealed attic, manufactured homes with no attic, homes with cathedral ceilings, and even industrial buildings such as warehouses.

If you installed your Roof Mount as a whole house fan, run the fan when it is cooler outside than it is inside your home. Be sure to crack open a few select windows in your home and let the Roof Mount fan do the rest.

If you installed your Roof Mount as an attic fan, set your thermostat and let it run! When installed as an attic fan, it is effective almost everywhere, almost anytime.

If you have any trouble installing or operating your new QuietCool Specialty Series Fan, please visit our website at www.QuietCoolSystems.com or call us at 951-325-6340 for support.

QuietCool is Proudly Designed and Built in California

16 QUIETCOOLSYSTEMS.COM SPECIALTY SERIES FANS LIMITED WARRANTY MAKERS OF THE QUIETCOOL ADVANCED WHOLE HOUSE FAN

15 YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY QUIETCOOL SPECIALTY SERIES FANS

QC Manufacturing Inc. extends this warranty to the original purchaser of the following QuietCool Specialty Series Fans ---- AFG SMT-3.0, AFG PRO-3.0, AFR SMT-2.0, GA ES-1500, GX ES-1100, RM ES-1100, RM ES-2200 ---- installed and used in a residence under normal conditions within the United States: A. Fifteen year coverage applies to the QuietCool motor fan assembly. At our option we will repair or replace any part of the assembly should it fail to operate during the first fifteen years from the date of original purchase.

B. One year coverage for all other components including grills, housings, controls and accessories furnished by QC Manufacturing Inc. At our option we will repair or replace any part which fails as a result of defective material or workmanship during the rst year from the original date of purchase.

C.This warranty does not cover any of the following: 1. Incidental or consequential damage resulting from the operation of our equipment or any malfunction thereof. 2. Cost of service calls to diagnose the cause of problems or the labor charge to un-install any components. 3. Product failure or damage due to faulty installation, abuse, misuse, unauthorized alteration to factory specs, lack of maintenance, or transportation damage. 4. Shipping or postage for warranty claims.

D. To obtain service under this warranty, contact the dealer where you purchased the equipment. If you are unable to find or reach your dealer, contact Customer Service at QC Manufacturing, Inc., at the number below E. Registration is no longer required for QuietCool fans. If service is required under this warranty, you must retain your proof or purchase.

This warranty is the only warranty extended by QC Manufacturing, Inc. to purchasers or suppliers of our equipment. QC Manufacturing Inc. disclaims all other warranties, express or implied, that arise by operation of the law.

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