1500 CFM Shingle Match Weathered Wood Power Roof Mount Attic Fan
- Helps cool attics up to 2,800 sq. ft. in size
- Compact size with hemmed dome for a sleek look
- High efficiency motor with adjustable thermostat
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Product Overview
Nothing protects quite like a roof.
Nothing protects quite like a roof. That's why millions of Americans live, work, and play under quality products from North America's largest roofing manufacturer - GAF.
How much Ventilation do I need?
Include 1 sq. ft. of attic ventilation, evenly split between intake and exhaust, for every 300 sq. ft. of attic floor space.
What type of Ventilation do I need?
Review the ventilation options below to determine the best fit for your home application.
High efficiency Electric, Solar or Hybrid
Quickly removes large volumes of heat and moisture from your attic.
No electricity required
Allows excess heat and moisture to escape your attic without the need for electric hook-up.
Wind-powered, smooth, and quiet operation
Utilizes the wind to pull heat and moisture from attic; acts as a static exhaust vent when wind is still.
The most overlooked and critical part of attic ventilation
Allows cooler, fresh air to enter the attic at/near the soffits driving heat and moisture out higher exhaust vents.
5 Warning Signs
Here are some poor attic ventilation warning signs that you may recognize:
1. Increased energy costs
Excess attic heat can cause your cooling system to work harder, raising your energy costs.
2. Curling/cracking shingles
Inadequate ventilation can cause your roof shingles to curl and crack.
3. Roof decking moisture
Excess attic moisture can drip into attic insulation reducing effectiveness, even damaging ceilings below.
4. Attic mold/mildew
Excessive moisture can cause dangerous mold and mildew causing additional concerns.
5. Winter ice dams
Ice dams can cause expensive leaks and damage in attics, as well as living spaces.
- Energy efficient uses up to 55% less electricity than typical competitor's vents (based on GAF testing at 120-Volt)
- Helps to reduce energy costs and helps prolong life of the roof and shingles
- Galvanized steel construction for durability
- Excellent for roof slopes 3:12 to 12:12
- Heavy-duty internal screen helps prevent animal infestation
- UL Listed
- Miami-Dade County Product Control approved, State of Florida approved, and meets or exceeds the requirements of Texas Department of Insurance
- Optional humidistat available (H1) - sold separately
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Product Overview
- Helps cool attics up to 2,800 sq. ft. in size
- Compact size with hemmed dome for a sleek look
- High efficiency motor with adjustable thermostat
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| Brand | Master Flow | Ventamatic | Air Vent | Master Flow |
| Name | 1500 CFM Shingle Match Weathered Wood Power Roof Mount Attic Fan | 1600 CFM Black Galvanized Steel Electric Powered Attic Fan with Adjustable Thermostat | 1500 CFM Weatherwood Galvanized Steel Electric Powered Attic Fan with Adjustable Thermostat | 500 CFM Silver Galvanized Steel Solar Powered Attic Fan |
| Price | $12400 | $14581 | $19788 | $22900 |
| Ratings | (203) | (46) | (9) | (26) |
| Power Type | Electric Powered | Electric Powered | Electric Powered | Solar Powered |
| Features | Adjustable Thermostat,Built-in Screen,Paintable | Adjustable Thermostat,Built-in Screen,Thermostat Controlled,Wildlife Guard | Built-in Humidistat,Built-in Thermostat | Adjustable Solar Panels,Built-in Screen |
| Intake/Exhaust | Exhaust | Exhaust | Exhaust | Exhaust |
| Rough Opening Height (In.) | 15 | 14.5 in | 14.5 | 15 |
| Ventilation Type | Roof | Roof | Roof | Roof |
| Mounting Position | Roof Mount | Roof | Roof Mount | Roof Mount |
| Rough Opening Width (In.) | 15 | 14.5 in | 14.5 | 15 |
| Material | Galvanized Steel | Galvanized Steel | Galvanized Steel | Galvanized Steel |
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Compare Similar Power Roof Vents
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| Brand | Master Flow | Ventamatic | Air Vent | Master Flow |
| Name | 1500 CFM Shingle Match Weathered Wood Power Roof Mount Attic Fan | 1600 CFM Black Galvanized Steel Electric Powered Attic Fan with Adjustable Thermostat | 1500 CFM Weatherwood Galvanized Steel Electric Powered Attic Fan with Adjustable Thermostat | 500 CFM Silver Galvanized Steel Solar Powered Attic Fan |
| Price | $12400 | $14581 | $19788 | $22900 |
| Ratings | (203) | (46) | (9) | (26) |
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Key Features
Nothing protects quite like a roof.
Nothing protects quite like a roof. That's why millions of Americans live, work, and play under quality products from North America's largest roofing manufacturer - GAF.
How much Ventilation do I need?
Include 1 sq. ft. of attic ventilation, evenly split between intake and exhaust, for every 300 sq. ft. of attic floor space.
What type of Ventilation do I need?
Review the ventilation options below to determine the best fit for your home application.
High efficiency Electric, Solar or Hybrid
Quickly removes large volumes of heat and moisture from your attic.
No electricity required
Allows excess heat and moisture to escape your attic without the need for electric hook-up.
Wind-powered, smooth, and quiet operation
Utilizes the wind to pull heat and moisture from attic; acts as a static exhaust vent when wind is still.
The most overlooked and critical part of attic ventilation
Allows cooler, fresh air to enter the attic at/near the soffits driving heat and moisture out higher exhaust vents.
5 Warning Signs
Here are some poor attic ventilation warning signs that you may recognize:
1. Increased energy costs
Excess attic heat can cause your cooling system to work harder, raising your energy costs.
2. Curling/cracking shingles
Inadequate ventilation can cause your roof shingles to curl and crack.
3. Roof decking moisture
Excess attic moisture can drip into attic insulation reducing effectiveness, even damaging ceilings below.
4. Attic mold/mildew
Excessive moisture can cause dangerous mold and mildew causing additional concerns.
5. Winter ice dams
Ice dams can cause expensive leaks and damage in attics, as well as living spaces.
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Questions & Answers
Can I speed control be added?
Asked by Rich November 24, 2020Mike here again, Did you consider using an in the wall Timer instead of a Speed Control. The motor is a "single speed motor" so like I explained before you are lowering the voltage to it to get it to slow down. Not the proper way to do it but Yes it can be done that way and it will shorten the life of the Exhaust Fan. Now a Timer is a totally different beast. It's basically an ON and OFF switch that you don't have to monitor or if you want to then get an Alexa Wall switch and Control you Fan that way.
just installed.. live in Michigan temp is 45 degrees... will this work right away in cold temps
Asked by pearljam October 30, 2020if you installed the in-line thermostat probably not. check the setting on it, it can be adjusted with a flat head screwdriver. if it's not running even at the minimum temp setting then it's most likely because it's not rated to run the fan at that low of a temperature. if you need to operate at a lower temp, remove the thermostat and wire it to a switch. then you can operate it manually.
This product comes with adjustable thermostate? Or will have to buy it separately?
Asked by Maria August 17, 2020This model comes with a thermostat on;y ,Optional humidistat available (H1) - sold separately. If you have any other inquiries about our Master Flow products please call Technical Services at 800-211-9612.
What is the warranty period for this model ?
Asked by JackMC August 4, 2020Never checked on warranty. I usually have to replace an electric fan motor about every 3 years. I set the temp to start fan at 110 degrees.
Can I connect this to my existing attic fan thermostat?
Asked by Katya July 29, 2020It is possible if it is the correct Master Flow thermostat, although this product comes with a thermostat you will not need to reuse the existing one. If you have any other inquiries about our Master Flow products please call Technical Services at 800-211-9612.
Can this be installed on a rubber roof?
Asked by Chris July 23, 2020No idea. I suggest you talk to a roofer or general contractor.
I see almost any question any one could ask but one, mine HOW BIG A HOLE NEEDED ,i need to replac...
Asked by jim July 10, 2020The opening needed is 15" in diameter. If you have any other inquiries about our Master Flow products please call Technical Services at 800-211-9612.
The specs say a 15" rough opening is required. I have 16" on center rafters so the maximum diame...
Asked by Dave July 6, 2020The 14.5 inch opening will work fine. If you have any other inquiries about our Master Flow products please call Technical Services at 800-211-9612.
Can I use a smart dimmer switch with this? Dimmer is 600 watts.
Asked by Kam June 25, 2020No, a dimmer is the wrong controller. You would need a fan speed controller if you are trying to limit the volume of air flow. If you are just wanting to be able to turn it on and off I would suggest a regular smart switch.
Is this product "Energy Star" rated?
Asked by Pat June 24, 2020There is not an Energy Star rating on this product. If you have any other inquiries about our Master Flow products please call Technical Services at 800-211-9612.
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