Q:If I need two ERV4 fans, do I need to purchase 2 HT1 Humidistats?
by|Apr 22, 2024
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A: Each fan should have its own controller. You can purchase two HT1s and swap out controllers, or purchase two H1 s and add it to the thermostat that comes with the fan. If you have any other inquiries please email MasterFlowTech@gaf.com
by|Apr 24, 2024
Q:Hello can the motor be replaced without removing by the whole housing from the roof securement?
by|Jan 30, 2024
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A: Yes, it is recommended to replace the motor from inside the attic space. There is a video attached to the replacement motor(PVM105) on the HD page. If you have any inquiries about Master Flow products please email MasterFlowTech@gaf.com
by|Jan 30, 2024
Q:I live in Southern California, Los Angeles area.
by|Nov 23, 2023
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A: The recommended temperature setting on all Master Flow Attic Fans is 105°f. If you have any inquiries about Master Flow products please email MasterFlowTech@gaf.com
by|Nov 28, 2023
Q:What wind speeds is this unit expected to survive? Will it blow off in a hurricane?
by|Oct 18, 2023
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A: The ERV series has Miami-Dade and FBC approval. Hurricanes have a wide variety of wind speeds, the wind speed and direction would play a part in the sustainable damage to buildings and property.
by|Oct 19, 2023
Q:I have 1 fan already exsisting on my roof. How far apart does a 2nd need to be.?
by|Aug 27, 2023
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A: Ideally they should be evenly spaced on the roof. If you have any other inquiries about our Master Flow products please email, warrantyllbp@gaf.com
by|Aug 30, 2023
Q:Does this fan provide a NFA value when not in use? The opening is 15" diameter, and I only want it to come on above 90 defrees. Under 90 degrees is there a NFA value attacjed?
by|Aug 17, 2023
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A: The fan does not come with an NFA value when not in use.
by|Nov 27, 2023
A: Hello Matty,
Thank you for your recent inquiry with The Home Depot.
This fan does not offer a NFA value when not in use? To calculate NFA, take the attic square footage ÷ 2 = square inches of exhaust and square inches of intake NFA needed.
This Attic fan has a 1000 CFM which stands for Cubic Feet per Minute and is a measurement of the cubic feet per minute of air a fan can draw. This means that the higher the CFM, the more powerful the air suction. So a 1000 CFM fan will draw more air than say, a 400 CFM
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by|Aug 31, 2023
Q:What is the diameter of the fan blade and the diameter of the motor.
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by|Jul 29, 2023
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A: All Master Flow ERV and EGV Series fans have a 14" diameter fan blade and a 5" diameter motor.
by|Dec 18, 2023
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Q:Has anyone ever put this fan (or another like it) through a tin roof? Success? Recommended or recommendations for doing so?
by|Jun 12, 2023
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A: All of our Master Flow Roof Mount Attic Fans are designed to work with Asphalt shingles, not metal roofs. Roofing contractors will use our products on Metal roofs but we do not have any guidance or installation instructions on how to do so.