Savings and Comfort That Makes a Difference
Compare your savings when using a QuietCool Whole House Fan vs an AC.
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Savings with a whole house fan
Our whole house fans save homeowners the most money. These incredibly powerful and whisper-quiet fans allow your home to experience an elevated level of comfort while offering to save you up to 50-90% on your A/C related costs. It accomplishes this because of its incredibly efficient motors with unmatched efficiency.
Each of our whole house fans offer incredible cooling ability at just a fraction of the watt usage of an A/C system. To compare, the average air conditioning uses roughly 3,500 watts while operating. Our whole house fans, on average, use just 365 watts. This massive difference could save you hundreds of dollars every month on your energy bill, giving you a massive and quick return on your investment.
Savings with a whole house fan
Our whole house fans save homeowners the most money. These incredibly powerful and whisper-quiet fans allow your home to experience an elevated level of comfort while offering to save you up to 50-90% on your A/C related costs. It accomplishes this because of its incredibly efficient motors with unmatched efficiency.
Each of our whole house fans offer incredible cooling ability at just a fraction of the watt usage of an A/C system. To compare, the average air conditioning uses roughly 3,500 watts while operating. Our whole house fans, on average, use just 365 watts. This massive difference could save you hundreds of dollars every month on your energy bill, giving you a massive and quick return on your investment.
Savings with an attic fan
Our attic fans use even fewer watts than our whole house fans, however, they do not cool or ventilate the inside of the home like a whole house fan does. By cooling and ventilating the attic, our attic fans save customers up to 30% on their A/C related costs. At an average of just 92 watts, these fans are able to save you money, cool your home, and protect your roof from unnecessary damage.
Attic fans can keep your attic within 10ºF of the outside temperature, versus an attic without an attic fan that can be up to 60ºF hotter than the outside temperature on a hot summer day.
The Perfect Savings Tandem
Whole house fans and attic fans are the perfect companion products that serve two different purposes for the same cause. Your whole house fan will pre-cool your house the night before and help cool the thermal mass of your home to keep your home cooler the next day. The attic fan will help keep your attic cooler during the hottest parts of the day. Your end result can be huge savings! Say goodbye to the days of your A/C cycling on and off causing expensive electric bills.
The Perfect Savings Tandem
Whole house fans and attic fans are the perfect companion products that serve two different purposes for the same cause. Your whole house fan will pre-cool your house the night before and help cool the thermal mass of your home to keep your home cooler the next day. The attic fan will help keep your attic cooler during the hottest parts of the day. Your end result can be huge savings! Say goodbye to the days of your A/C cycling on and off causing expensive electric bills.
The Fastest Return on Investment of any Green Energy Products
Our QuietCool whole house fans have reinvented the way homeowners cool & ventilate their homes forever! With our green energy initiative, we have one of the fastest ROIs of any green energy product on the market today!
Whole House Fans and Attic Fan Total Cost
Depending on the size of the whole house fan you are installing, you can expect to pay between $500 to $3000 installed. The pricing varies based on the type of whole house fan, the sizing requirements, and the motor type.
Depending on the type of attic fan you are installing, you can expect to pay between $300 to $1,000 installed. There are many types of attic fans, solar, smart, or standard, sometimes called traditional, and they all typically come in roof or gable mount options.
Central air conditioning is the most expensive way to cool your home, and it makes up 60% to 80% of electric bills across the country. The average homeowner uses between 1200 to 3000 hours of A/C usage.
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