Whole house fans can keep your home cool most of the year in most climates and reduce air conditioning costs. It works by pulling the air through open windows and then into and out of the attic. The Department of Energy (DOE) reports that whole house fans are the most cost-efficient way to cool your home.
Anytime it is cooler outside than the inside of a home, the QuietCool whole house fan system will work effectively. When the QuietCool whole house fan is turned on, the fan will pull the cooler outdoor air into your home, through your windows, across your living space, into the attic, and out the attic vents replacing the hot stale air. This helps cool the home and attic by up to 30 degrees. Watch Video
QuietCool offers the most energy efficient whole house fan systems on the market. This allows consumers to recapture their investment quicker than any other "green energy" product on the market with the ability to cut A/C costs by up to 90% and reduce A/C wear & tear.
The QuietCool whole house fan operates at the sound of a whisper. You can sleep, talk, or watch TV without noise disruption. Many of the QuietCool whole house fans operate around 45-51 dB. Compare that to a traditional whole house fan that can average over 80 dB.
Pacific Gas & Electric Co. (PG&E) claims that whole house fans use up to 90% less energy than compressor based air conditioners.
The QuietCool whole house fan system exchanges the entire volume of air inside your home 15-20 times per hour. This will allow you to breathe fresh air continually; control mold & mildew; and reduce airborne sickness.
The QuietCool whole house fans are manufactured in Southern California, USA in their 50,000 square foot manufacturing plant.
The QuietCool Stealth and Trident whole house fans are backed by an industry-leading 15 year manufacturers warranty when installed by an authorized QuietCool dealer.
The QuietCool Stealth and Trident are identical except for the motors. The Trident uses a PSC motor & the Stealth uses a EMC motor.
A PSC or permanent split capacitor is a type of motor that is designed to do two things. It turns on and it turns off. The electrical output of the motor is not controllable and there are no speed variances to control. Because the motor operates at a constant speed, the use of energy is a constant and efficiency is lost.
ECM or electronically commutated motors save energy and improve the efficient movement of air through your unit. ECM motors allow for variable speeds which can correspond to the unit's call for air flow. Typically, an ECM motor will slowly come on and increase the speed of the fan gradually as opposed to just coming completely on at startup.
The QuietCool Stealth and Trident whole house fans can be purchased & installed by an authorized QuietCool dealer. Locate Dealer
Not only will you be saving money on your energy bill you might also qualify for a rebate from your energy company.