Questions and Answers for Remington Solar 30-Watt 1550 CFM Black Solar Powered Attic Fan

A:  No but you won’t need it. There is a critter cage to keep out rodents etc,, but typically flying insects won’t be up there

A:  Lifetime on parts and components. No labor.

A:  It definitely would not be overkill. However, you need some kind of soffit vent. You need to figure out how to get fresh air in down near your eaves to replace the hot air the fan is pulling out.

A:  We get this question a lot. If you mount the fan 4 feet down from your ridge vent, you should be fine. You can also put some cardboard or plywood to cover up about 5 feet of the ridge vent up near the fan to keep the air from back flowing in.

A:  The Wi-Fi adapter is available on the manufacturer website

A:  On Home Depot, the 110 V adapter is sold separately to allow it to run on the house power.

A:  The Wi-Fi is completely optional. If you want to be able to change your thermostat or humidistat settings, using your phone, then the Wi-Fi adapter is the only way to do that. However, it’s completely optional in the factory settings will keep your attic cool out of the box.

A:  No

A:  We went up into the attic after installation. We couldn't hear the fan until we got within 10 ft of it! No noise in any room in the house.

A:  You would have to use the single panel, but it has a 20 foot extension so you can put it to optimize the sun

A:  Yes, definitely. Just install it. 5 feet down from your ridge.

A:  You don?t actually want to cross ventilate. These fans are pretty powerful and would end up pulling air in through the ridge vent essentially cancelling them out. Depending on how many linear feet of ridge vent you have that should be enough.