QuietCool
Solar Attic Fans
QuietCool's Solar Attic Fans features a large solar panel and weather proof design, this solar-powered fan includes an AC/DC inverter to never stop protecting your attic. Covering up to 1,900 sqft, these quiet, cool fans provide eco-friendly cooling all year long.
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QuietCool's roof mounted solar attic fans are powered by an industry-leading, ultra-energy efficient DC Motor allowing for a long lifespan with no maintenance.
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More Info​​
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Eligible for 26% federal tax credit
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Pre-set thermostat
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40 Watt Poly crystalline Solar Panels
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Suitable for tile and asphalt shingle roofs
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791 CFM airflow
How it Works
Solar attic fans play an important role in creating a balanced home ventilation system.
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Solar attic fans are designed to maintain optimal attic temperatures by expelling the stale, superheated air trapped against your roof. QuietCool solar attic fans reduce the strain on existing home cooling systems, reducing energy costs and creating a healthier, more comfortable home environment.
Fast Installation
Complete your solar attic fan installation in less than one week with Colorado's top-rated installer! From estimate to install our installation process saves you time and money — with free estimates, unmatched customer service, expert technicians and one-day installations.
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Start your free quote today and experience the CHC difference!
All The Benefits
From better home cooling to tremendous energy savings, solar attic fans deliver a wealth of benefits.
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See how upgrading your home ventilation system with a QuietCool roof mounted solar attic fan can cut your AC usage, improve indoor air quality, and create a healthier, more comfortable home environment.
Solar-Powered Savings
Save HUNDREDS on your entire solar attic fan installation with a 30% Solar Tax Credit! Adding one solar power attic fan over multiple passive attic vents can save you $100s more, and unlimited cash back means a faster return on your investment!
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How much can you save on home cooling costs with a whole house ventilation system?
