
Greenheck Exhaust
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Greenheck is the leading supplier of air movement and
control equipment that includes fans, dampers, louvers, kitchen
ventilation hoods, and energy recovery and make-up air units.
Greenheck exhaust fans are used in all types
of domestic, commercial, institutional, and industrial
buildings in applications from comfort ventilation to
manufacturing processes.
The Ceiling and Cabinet Fans include both direct and belt
driven fans. The fans have forward curved wheels for low sound
and high efficiency. They are suitable for clean air
applications such as bathrooms, storage rooms, meeting rooms,
or offices.
Ventilating a building simply
replaces stale or foul air with clean, fresh air.
Although the ventilation process is required for many
different applications, the airflow fundamentals never
change: Undesired air out, fresh
air in. The key variables that do
change depending on applications are the fan model and
the air volume flow rate (cfm). Other considerations
include the resistance to airflow (static pressure or Ps)
and sound produced by the fan (Sones). Occasionally, a
customer will require a fan to perform a particular
function, yet does not know which model to use or even
what cfm is necessary. In this case, some fan
specification work must be done.
Exhaust fan specification is
usually not a precise science and can be done confidently
when the fan application is understood. Based on the
application, four parameters need to be determined. They
are:
1. Fan Model
2. cfm
3. Static Pressure (Ps)
4. Loudness limit (sones)
Greenheck bathroom exhaust
fans all perform the basic function of moving air from
one space to another. But the great diversity of fan
applications creates the need for manufacturers to
develop many different models.
Direct drive fans are
economical for low volume (2000 cfm or less) and low
static pressure (0.50 in. or less). They require little
maintenance and most direct drive motors can be used with
a speed control to adjust the cfm. Belt drive fans are
better suited for air volumes above 2000 cfm or static
pressures above 0.50 in. Adjustable pulleys allow fan
speed and cfm to be adjusted by about 25%. High
temperature fans (above 120°F) are almost always belt
driven.
Propeller fans provide an
economical method to move large air volumes (5,000+ cfm)
at low static pressures (0.50 in. or less). Motors are
typically mounted in the airstream which limits
applications to relatively clean air at maximum
temperatures of 110°F. Centrifugal fans are more
efficient at higher static pressures and are quieter than
propeller fans. Many centrifugal fan models are designed
with motors mounted out of the airstream to ventilate
contaminated and high temperature
air.
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Air King BFQ 90 High Performance Bath Fan, 90-CFM
List Price: $49.00
Sale Price: $29.03
Used From: $24.99
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Air King BFQ90 High Performance Exhaust FansThe High Performance Exhaust Fan Series Features an Unique Snap-In Installation System. The Included Bracket Nails or Screws to the Ceiling Joist Allowing the Fan Housing to "Snap-In"...
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Hunter 90052 Saturn Bathroom Fan
List Price: $99.99
Sale Price: $63.95
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The Hunter Saturn 90052 is a bathroom exhaust fan in the Satin White finish. This exhaust fan is UL Approved for use over Shower Enclosure / Tub with GFCI Circuit and comes with a Five Year Manufacturer's Motor Warranty.
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Hunter 90053 Decorative Brushed Nickel Bathroom Fan
List Price: $114.00
Sale Price: $74.05
Used From: $70.68
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Hunter has brought beauty to the bathroom. Whether it's a design feature or blends into the ceiling, a bathroom fan is more than a quick way to keep the mirror from fogging. Hunter bathroom fans provide superior air movement to remove excess moisture from your home – and away from your family – before it creates an unhealthy environment...
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Broan 676 110-CFM 4.0-Sones Ceiling Mount Ventilation Fan
List Price: $101.68
Sale Price: $50.19
Used From: $47.25
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The Broan/Nautilus 110 cfm bathroom exhaust fan removes unpleasant odors and moisture, and prevents foggy mirrors, rust, and mildew. The fan is UL listed for use above bathtubs and showers when connected to a GFCI protected branch circuit and features a quiet, powerful motor...
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Hunter 83001 Riazzi Bathroom Fan with Light and Nightlight, Brushed Nickel
List Price: $178.60
Sale Price: $104.12
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ETL-listed for use over a shower enclosure/tub with GFCI circuit, the Hunter Riazzi Bathroom Fan helps prevent moisture problems in large bathrooms measuring up to 100 square feet. This quality, dual-purpose fan/light fixture also adds instant style to your bathroom, and its elegant design complements any decor...
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Hunter 90064 Bent Alabaster Glass Bathroom Fan
List Price: $156.00
Sale Price: Too low to display
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The Hunter Ellipse 90064 is a bathroom exhaust fan in the Brushed Nickel finish. This exhaust fan is UL Approved for use over Shower Enclosure / Tub with GFCI Circuit and comes with a Five Year Manufacturer's Motor Warranty.
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Hunter 90058 Bathroom Fan & Light Imperial Bronze Saturn
List Price: $119.99
Sale Price: $80.27
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The Hunter Saturn 90058 is a bathroom exhaust fan in the Imperial Bronze finish. This exhaust fan is UL Approved for use over Shower Enclosure / Tub with GFCI Circuit and comes with a Five Year Manufacturer's Motor Warranty.
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Delta Electronics VFB050B3A1 BreezSlim 50 CFM Exhaust Fan, White, 1 Sone
List Price: $102.00
Sale Price: $60.59
Used From: $54.53
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VFB050B3A1 Features: -Exhaust fan.-Galvanized steel housing.-Attractive grille.-Low sone.-Easy to install.-Low energy consumption.-Energy Star certified.-Compact size: 7.25'' x 7.5''. Construction: -DC brushless motor engineered to run continuously for 70,000 hours...
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Fan models are designed to be
mounted in three common locations: on a roof, in a wall,
or in a duct. Whatever the location, the basic fan
components do not change. Only the Greenheck
exhaust fans housing changes to make
installation as easy as possible. Determining the best
location for a fan depends on the airflow pattern desired
and the physical characteristics of the building. By
surveying the building structure and visualizing how the
air should flow, the place to locate the fan usually
becomes evident.
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