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Questions and Answers for Master Flow 500/900 CFM Dual-Powered Roof-Mount Exhaust Fan (Solar/Electric Hybrid)

Internet #202191780

Model #PRHYBRID

Store SKU #153889

500/900 CFM Dual-Powered Roof-Mount Exhaust Fan (Solar/Electric Hybrid)
(5)Questions & Answers (10)
  • Unique Dual-Power operation runs on solar and house power
  • Thermostat controlled for efficiency; thermostat included
  • 5 year parts limited warranty; 2 year labor limited warranty
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Q:I assume this is model PRHYBRID 1. The GAF website lists this fan as 500/750 CFM which is correc...
by|Sep 3, 2018
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A:  The correct CFM rating is 500/900. If you have any other inquiries about our Master Flow products please call Technical Services at 800-211-9612.

by|May 6, 2023

    A:  It is 500cfm on Solor & 750cfm on electric, I put this in year ago & the one i got was the 500/750cfm.

    by|May 6, 2023
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      Q:Does this unit have an bottom flange that goes through the roof? If so how big around id it's? An...
      by|Sep 9, 2017
      1 Answer
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      A:  The unit is mounted "on" the roof, it has a 15" diameter opening. This is meant to ventilate an attic space, do not connect duct to the unit. If you have any other inquiries about our Master Flow products please call Technical Services at 800-211-9612.

      by|Apr 23, 2019
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        Q:Anyone know how hard this would be to retrofit into an existing MF fan? Current set up is instal...
        by|Jul 7, 2017
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        A:  The Solar Fan housing and brackets will not match up to an existing Electric Attic fan. If you have any other inquiries about our Master Flow products please call Technical Services at 800-211-9612.

        by|Apr 23, 2019
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          Q:What are the minimum and maximum temperatures that the thermostat can be set too.
          by|Jun 29, 2017
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          A:  The thermostat has low and high setting of 60°f and 120°f, the recommended setting is 105°f. Please call Master Flow Technical Service for any questions about our products at 800-211-9612.

          by|May 4, 2023
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            Q:Is this a intake booster or exhaust fan?
            by|May 15, 2017
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            A:  It is an exhaust fan.

            by|May 4, 2023
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              Q:Can ths unit be easily painted or is there a black/grey model available?
              by|Jul 19, 2016
              1 Answer
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              A:  Hi Mike! Thank you for your recent inquiry with The Home Depot. The Home Depot cannot advise any customer of how to use the product purchased or will be purchased. It is to the customer’s discretion of how they use the product. However, any injuries resulting in improper use of product are not the responsibility of the Home Depot. Please be sure to read the instruction manual that comes with your product.

              by|Aug 19, 2016
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                Q:Will it pull cigarette smoke up and out of the room?
                by|Jun 6, 2016
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                A:  The solar fans have to have direct sunlight contacting the solar panel. It will provide 500 cfm's of air during the strongest time of sunlight and 900 cfm's of air when in hybrid mode (night operation). Please call MasterFlow Technical Services at 800-211-9612, M-F 8A-5P EDT, with any additional questions.

                by|May 3, 2023
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                  Q:How Loud?
                  by|Mar 21, 2016
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                  A:  This is a relatively quiet fan, quieter than the electric powered fans.

                  by|May 7, 2019
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