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The "Ghost" Whole House Fan

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Jun 10 2005

The Ghost Is Finally Here! Two speed operation with an amazing 2800 cubic feet per minute on high air flow rating and a quiet 1650 cubic feet per minute on low. Uses a handheld RF remote control (included) and a simple line cord to plug into any attic outlet (115 VAC). The Ghost will fit 16" or 24" on center rafters.

The Ghost whole house fan combines the ease of installation and the efficiency of operation of motorized insulated doors with an energy efficient, large diameter fan to produce a remarkably quiet whole house fan that closes and seals when it is not being used. When it is cooler outside than it is inside, a whole house cooler can flush the hot attic air out of your house through your attic, lowering the attic temperatures at the same time.

The Ghost is a whole house fan that mounts easily on top of the rafters in the attic and effectively draws 2800 cubic feet of air per minute through the house. The Ghost's unique design includes a small lower housing that fits between 16" or 24" on center rafters. Internal motorized and insulated doors open into the fan chamber when the unit is turned on, then the 20" diameter fan blade begins drawing the air out of the living space and into your attic.

Small "footprint" - fits between 16" or 24" on center rafters
Well Insulated, positive, automatic seal
Two speed radio frequency remote control
Simple white 14.5" x 22.5" return grill on ceiling
Energy efficient - 6.2 cfm/watt
Remarkably Quiet
3 Year limited warranty

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