Attic Fan Thermostat Wiring

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Attic fan thermostat wiring.

The replacement is quite simple and straightforward. An attic fan can be a great addition to a home and removes much of the humid air in summer. 4 make a single cut in the power cable at the location of the thermostat. 1150 cfm galvanized steel electric powered attic fan with adjustable thermostat model gf 14 386 10.

Master flow manually adjule thermostat for power vent pt6. An attic fan is an electric exhaust fan that mounts in your home s attic. Wiring the fan how you wire your attic fan will depend on local codes and whether you can find an attic circuit with enough reserve capacity to handle the 3 2 amp fan motor. It can even stop items that you store in your attic from becoming moldy.

If you notice that the attic fan is not switching on or off according to temperature variation it indicates that the thermostat is no longer functioning properly. A how to demonstration of wiring your xxfirestat or power attic vent thermostat. Save 42 90 10 limit 10 per order. Connect the black thermostat wire to the black cable wire the white thermostat wire to the white cable wire and the ground wire to the green ground screw in the box.

Locate the thermostat casing and open it using a screwdriver. Intalling a thermostat switch is not a difficult job and you don t need any special skills in order to accomplish it. I want to connect a masterflow thermostat box fan the stat. Mv 7032 flow attic fan thermostat wiring view diagram secure.

Switch off the power of the attic fan and remove the power cord. Step 8 install the thermostat box cover and use the screwdriver to set the thermostat so that the fan will kick on when the attic reaches 105 degrees. Attic fan thermostat wiring diagram ojol down10 zografisch nl. Ko 4725 master flow thermostat wiring diagram.

Ideally the thermostat should be mounted to a rafter along the wiring path and away from the draft of the fan. Save 42 90 10 386 10. The inexpensive fans can help reduce heating and cooling costs by evacuating superheated or cold.