TJERNLUND 286477 16 WATT, 4" PVC RADON BOOSTER FAN

16 WATT, 4" PVC RADON BOOSTER FAN

The TJERNLUND 16 Watt, 4" PVC Radon Booster Fan is designed to increase the flow of air in your home. The TJERNLUND 16 Watt, 4" PVC Radon Booster Fan has flexible PVC blades for enhanced air flow. The TJERNLUND 16 Watt, 4" PVC Radon Booster Fan is recommended for use with wells with a maximum water pressure of 10 psi.

The TJERNLUND 286477 16 Watt, 4" PVC Radon Booster Fan is an effective method of ventilation for radon reduction. Using it with a more cost-effective 2.5 to 3 inch PVC pipe makes the system even more economical and convenient. Operating at just 16 watts, this simple fan is safe and economical, cleaning the air in your home without taking up too much power. This fan is designed specifically for year-round use as a ventilation system for radon reduction

Tjernlund 4” PVC Radon Booster Fan (16 Watt)

Keep your home free from radon with the right fan. This 16-watt PVC radon fan moves up to 20 cubic feet of air per minute to become a part of your home's ventilation system. Plus, it's EPA approved for use with a sub-slab depressurization (SSP) system, so you can lower the radon levels in your home's basement. Simply pop this 4-inch diameter fan into your existing vent pipe and keep it running unattended year after

An affordable alternative to expensive diffusion systems. No plumbing modifications are required and fits easily through 4" PVC radon barrier pipe. Features four fan speeds and new quiet technology that is only 60% of the sound level of larger fans.

Put to work with the TJERNLUND 16 Watt PVC Fan. This fan is light weight and easy to install, and is housed in an extruded aluminum housing that will stand up to years of service. The fan can be used as a retrofit on any 4" PVC pipe system, allowing the fan to be mounted indoors or outdoors. The fan comes ready for lighting with a 15' power cord, and is UL and CUL listed.

You know radon is bad. With this high quality 4 inch fan you can safely and easily reduce the amount of radon that enters your home. Simply open a basement window, install the fan on its mounting plate and place it in the open window. Note that for best performance, you should run this fan continuously throughout the winter months, even if no precipitation is occurring. When mixing the air in your home, humidity levels are affected and thus so are radon levels. You need a professional to