Buy the fans, then call an electrician. This project is for a professional, and you'll need one. Too many wires, too many connections, just too many areas for a lay person to do. You have to connect this to the breaker box. Most of all you don't want to have a fire. Get everything in writing. How many hrs. or days, and make sure they are consecutive days. How much is the job, and ask for a guarantee for the job. This might be hard to obtain, but try anyway When buying the fans, make sure they give a guarantee on the box, or with the paperwork. Good Luck!
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What are your questions about the fan? I know they work well if installed properly.
Please restate your question so we can help you.
What is your question? Here is a general info on them.... https://energy.gov/energysaver/cooling-whole-house-fan
Are whole house fan good for extremely hot days?
Buy the fans, then call an electrician. This project is for a professional, and you'll need one. Too many wires, too many connections, just too many areas for a lay person to do. You have to connect this to the breaker box. Most of all you don't want to have a fire. Get everything in writing. How many hrs. or days, and make sure they are consecutive days. How much is the job, and ask for a guarantee for the job. This might be hard to obtain, but try anyway When buying the fans, make sure they give a guarantee on the box, or with the paperwork. Good Luck!
P.S. make sure the electrician tells you witch direction the fans are in summer and winter, to get the most efficient way to use your heat and A/C.