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Frugal and Energy Efficient Living

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3. Every attic fan I have ever installed has a thermostat so you can set

Fri Jun 6, 2014, 09:23 AM

Jun 2014

it not o come on untill say 90 degrees. I suspect the ones you are looking at come that way also

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Did I just dodge an expensive bullet? [View all] IrishAyes Jun 2014 OP

Not entirely valid JayhawkSD Jun 2014 #1

Thanks for your reply. IrishAyes Jun 2014 #2

Every attic fan I have ever installed has a thermostat so you can set OffWithTheirHeads Jun 2014 #3

Thank you MOST sincerely, IrishAyes Jun 2014 #8

I'm not sure I understand your concern JayhawkSD Jun 2014 #4

My concern is only about a possible solar powered attic ventilator, IrishAyes Jun 2014 #7

I can't add to JayhawkSD's comments. Curmudgeoness Jun 2014 #5

I appreciate everyone's help immensely, IrishAyes Jun 2014 #9

I grew up in Georgia & Alabama mzteris Jun 2014 #6

A couple of important points kristopher Jun 2014 #10

"Max insulation" kristopher Jun 2014 #12

Thank YOU. Something else I just discovered: IrishAyes Jun 2014 #13