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1080 CFM economy roof mount attic exhaust ventilator. Galvanized steel construction. Suitable for 1600 sq. ft. attic. 3.4A thermally protected motor with built-in automatic cut-off. Includes 15A adjustable thermostat. Precision balanced aluminum fan blades for minimum vibration. 6-point suspensions (anchor points) for stability and high wind resistance. This fan requires minimum 600 sq. in. net free area intake vent area. Suitable for up to 8/12 roof pitch. Includes galvanized steel mesh grills to protect against insects, birds, and rodents, yet allows adequate air intake. Easy installation with no special tools required. 2 year limited warranty on all parts. No. CX1000AM: CFM: 1080 cfm, Material: Galvanized Steel, Color: Mill, Type: Power, Suitable Attic Size: 1600 sq ft, Motor Size: 3.4A, Roof Pitch: Up to 8/12, Shape: Round No. CX1000AMBL: CFM: 1080 cfm, Material: Galvanized Steel, Color: Black, Type: Power, Suitable Attic Size: 1600 sq ft, Motor Size: 3.4A, Roof Pitch: Up to 8/12, Shape: Round No. CX1000AMWG: CFM: 1080 cfm, Material: Galvanized Steel, Color: Weathered Gray, Type: Power, Suitable Attic Size: 1600 sq ft, Motor Size: 3.4A, Roof Pitch: Up to 8/12, Shape: Round
From the Manufacturer
The low profile dome attic power vents are made of galvanized steel. They have galvanized steel mesh grills to protect against insects, birds, and rodents, yet allow adequate air intake. The fan blades are precision balanced for minimum vibration. They are factory assembled for easy installation (no specific tools required) and are built for stability and high wind resistance. It comes with a 1080 CFM 3.4 Amp motor and is made for a 1600 square foot attic.
Teresa Feliu
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2018
Arrived with bent flange metal (poor packaging). Fan itself works well, and is well constructed. Installation instructions are better than most. Simple to install and wire in. Very high air flow (1000+ CFM) for this price range.
Cochise
Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2017
Just installed it. So far so good.
Craig Z
Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2017
Installed and motor was noisey within 2 days of running. now it is completely not working. i would recommend a different fan. it is used to vent a compressor shed for 8-10hrs a day. only runs when shed temperature is above 95 now i have to figure out what motor to buy
SisQScott
Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2017
This attic fan has been installed for about a week in 95 to 105 degree temps and the difference (before installation) has been noticeable. Additionally, I'm in a split-level home so my upstairs bedroom closet is also access to the attic. Prior to installation, you could feel the heat emitting from the closet but this fan has made things much more comfortable. Also, not nearly as noisy as my contractor warned of.
HMG
Reviewed in Canada on August 5, 2017
Was easy to install, works as expected. Fast shipping. Great service.
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on June 6, 2017
It does the job as advertized.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2017
Was dented when I got it but still usable
canyncarvr
Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2016
This fan has been in use for one Spring and early Summer. It's doing just fine. It is reasonably quiet. I did put a patch of ice-n-water shield on the dome. That might have quieted it a smidge when standing right next to it on the roof. INside the house it didn't seem to matter.I can see that it would be easy to damage this fan during shipping as others have mentioned. The box it comes in is less than robust. A GOOD box for this size of item wouldn't be cheap. That's less a product issue than it is a shipping/handling problem.I did use my old thermostat. While the one that came with the fan is probably fine, why bother with taking the old one out and installing a newer (fragile looking) one? The less time spent in a 100º+ attic the better.
Sue M.
Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2016
I replaced one of my roof vents with the attic fan on my 5th wheel trailer, and it works great. I set it on 70 degrees and it automatically turns on when I am gone, and I never have to return to a hot trailer.
thomas nason
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2013
installed the fan this week, when I hooked up thermostat motor sparked. I have been an electrician for the last thirty year. went to trouble shoot the fan. came to the conclusion that the fan motor was bad. I now need to find out if the limited two year warranty will replace the fan motor. If it does ,I will raise the rating.
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