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Upgrade Your Home with the Best Whole House Fans and Experience Comfort

Whole house attic fans bring a breath of fresh air into your entire living space. Whether you’re looking to reduce the cost of running your air conditioner or improve ventilation to combat indoor allergies, whole-house attic fans from Air Health blow away the competition. Install a whole house fan today and see the difference immediately. 

 

Browse our collection to find the perfect whole house fan for your needs.

Whole House Fan Calculator

Get the Perfect Fit for Your Home - Our Expert Guide on How to Size Your Whole House Attic Fan for Maximum Cooling and Energy Efficiency!"

First determine your home’s square footage and ceiling height. Second, use our whole house fan calculator by entering your home’s square footage and ceiling height. The calculator will determine the airflow CFM (Cubic Feet per Minute) rate needed to cool your home. Two CFM rates will be provided:

 

1) EFFECTIVE cooling rate which provides the appropriate CFM level needed for a standard cooling environment

2) RAPID cooling rate, which provides a higher level of CFM to provide faster cooling

 

You can then match the CFM to our whole house fan models to find out which whole house fan is right for you.

Whole House Fans vs. Attic Fans: Which is the Best Option for Your Home's Ventilation and Cooling Needs?

You’ve got a lot of options when it comes to cooling your home. Central air conditioning does a great job of it, but the monthly bills for continuous A/C use can really raise your internal temperature — and install a new HVAC system is cost-prohibitive for many. In some climates, a window fan might suffice part of the year, but it won’t cut through steamy, humid summer air. So, which is better, a whole house fan or an attic fan?

 

Attic fans: Can cut attic temps by up to 50 degrees and living space temps by up to 10 degrees. Installed in an attic, these fans blow hot attic air out through a roof-level vent and prevent attic heat from transferring to lower floors. They’re not designed to cool the living space directly.

 

Whole house fans: Provide up to 20 total air changes per hour, depending on fan size, which can stir up enough air circulation to cool down your entire home. Installed in a central location, whole house fans draw in cool night air through open windows and send warm interior air out through the attic. As the sun and outdoor temps rise, turn off the fan and close windows to preserve the coolness.

How Much Does a Whole House Attic Fan Cost?

Not sure what size whole house fan you need? Use our whole house sizing calculator tool to determine the size fan that suits your needs. Compared to the utility bills for running an A/C unit 24/7, your whole house attic fan cost will be considerably lower! A whole house fan uses up to 90% less energy than air conditioning, which translates to paying less to keep your family cool.

View the Selection of Premium Whole House Fans Below

We’re committed to helping everyone live more comfortable and more efficiently. Cascade and Everest whole house fans give you options to fit your home and budget.

  • Everest Series

    Have you been looking for an effective, yet still cost-efficient way to cool down your house while it is hot outside? If you are looking for a way to get affordable cool air that will not cost you a truck ton of money in the long run, the Everest...

    $1,097.92 - $1,998.47
    Air+Health Everest Series

    Have you been looking for an effective, yet still cost-efficient way to cool down your house while it is hot outside? If you are looking for a way to get affordable cool air that will not cost you a truck ton of money in the long run, the Everest...

    $1,097.92 - $1,998.47
  • Cascade Series

    Are you searching for a cost-effective way to keep your home cool during the warmer months? Not interested in keeping an air conditioner running 24/7? The Cascade Whole House Fans can not only help you cool down your house, but save you big money in...

    $753.95 - $1,396.91
    Air+Health Cascade Series

    Are you searching for a cost-effective way to keep your home cool during the warmer months? Not interested in keeping an air conditioner running 24/7? The Cascade Whole House Fans can not only help you cool down your house, but save you big money in...

    $753.95 - $1,396.91
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Cascade Series Whole House Attic Fans

Air Health Cascade series whole house attic fans feature economical and reliable Permanent Split Capacitor (PSC) motors. PSC motors operate on up to 60% less energy than traditional air conditioning. Cascade models also feature an exclusive AirLoc Gravity Damper, which has a precise sealing system to isolate the attic from the living space. There are five Cascade fan models with CFM ratings to meet any cooling need.
 
The Cascade whole house attic fans comes with a 2 speed wall switch (or 4 speed on the 6.5) or upgrade to the WTT 2 speed whole house fan wall control.
 
The WTT digital 2 speed wall control which includes a timer or a temperature setting. Using the temperature control optimizes your comfort and energy savings by never overcooling your home and only running the fan when needed.

All Air Health whole house attic fans are rated and tested to Home Ventilation Institute Standard HVI-916 and can be used to comply with 2016 Title 24 Part 6. 

Everest Series Whole House Attic Fans

Everest Series whole house fans feature a highly efficient Electronically Commutated Motor (ECM) that operates at an optimally low cfm/watt draw consuming up to 90% less energy than traditional air conditioning. All Everest models feature an exclusive AirLoc Gravity Damper, which has a precise sealing system to isolate the attic from the living space. There are five Everest Series house fans to meet any CFM need.

The Everest attic fans comes with a 2 speed wall switch(or 4 speed on the 6.5) or upgrade to the WTT 3 speed whole house fan wall control.
 
The WTT digital 3 speed wall control which includes a timer or a temperature setting. Using the temperature control optimizes your comfort and energy savings by never overcooling your home and only running the fan when needed.

 

All Air+Health whole house fans are rated and tested to Home Ventilation Institute Standard HVI-916 and can be used to comply with 2016 Title 24 Part 6. 

Everest Whole House Fans

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