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SOLAR PANEL

• Advanced 30 watt high efficiency (Monocrystalline) Photovoltaic solar cell operate even under cloudy conditions
• High-impact tempered glass provides protection from hail, wind and foreign object damage
• Frame constructed from heavy-duty anodized aluminum

MOTOR

• High-performance (50,000) hour long lasting motor
• High-torque variable-speed brushless DC motor
• Whisper quiet operation

FAN BLADE

• 5-wing dynamically balanced aluminum air foil blade for high CFM output and minimal noise
• Fan blade designed using computational fluid dynamic software for maximum airflow
• Flush mounted blade limits resistance providing increased performance and reliability
• 1550 cfm will ventilate up to 2300 sq ft of attic space
• Corrosion resistant

HOUSING AND HARDWARE SYSTEMS

• UV stabilized sun resistant and long lasting Powder coated finish
• High quality Stainless Steel screws, hardware and mounting brackets
• Unique ventilation louvers eliminate the need for the use of rodent screens

STYLE TYPES

• Flat Base - Shingle roofs
• Curb Mount - Metal or Tile roofs

COLORS AVAILABLE

• Black
• Grey
• White
• Tan
• Terra Cotta

Installation Instructions

Important: Roof rafters are generally 16" or 24" on center. Just cut a 10" hole between the roof rafters. Follow the steps for the opening size needed for your specific application and according to building code in your area.

Step # 1

Choose location for solar attic fan, southern exposure is best. If a southern exposure is not feasible for your installation, the fan can be installed on any other exposure and the solar panel adjusted to capture maximum sunlight. Next, DETERMINE SIZE OF HOLE NEEDED FOR YOUR INSTALLATION: Whether 16”or 24" on center construction, center the fan between the rafters and cut a 10" hole between the rafters. Hammer a nail at the center of the location chosen between rafters For placement for the solar attic fan. The center of the unit should be about 2 feet down from the ridge. 10" HOLE: Attach a string to the nail. Measure 5" of string and attach a marking pen to the string. Scribe a 10" circle onto the roof shingles.

Step # 2

With a reciprocating saw, cut the diameter of the hole. NEVER CUT THROUGH ANY ROOF RAFTERS. LEAVE ALL FRAMING MEMBERS IN PLACE. IMPORTANT: The solar attic fan must be installed between the roof rafters OR over a roof rafter. DO NOT CUT THROUGH ANY FRAMING MEMBER. Only remove roof sheathing. This allows for the foot print of the flashing to be inserted under the shingles. 10" HOLE: Additional shingles may also need to be removed on the high side towards the ridge to allow the flashing to slide over the hole. Insert the reciprocating saw blade sideways at the 3:00 o’clock position and continue cutting the roofing nails up and around to the 9:00 o’clock position. This process removes the nails that will prevent the flashing footprint from sliding up underneath the shingles.

Step # 3

Caulk the underside of the flashing with two ½” bead size rings around the base. NOTE: Installation on tile roofs will require the use of a tile skirt. Slide the flashing under tar paper and shingles and force flashing up until the shingles come in contact with the raised portion of the flashing. The bottom side of the flashing will be on top of the shingles. Secure flashing with head screws through the predrilled holes on the flashing footprint. NOTE: Local Building Code requirements may specify anchoring that requires additional screws installed in the flashing. For Florida and Texas installations in High Velocity Hurricane Zones, please refer to: Florida Dept. of Community Affairs: FL13509; http://www.floridabuilding.org/pr/pr_app_srch.aspx Texas Dept. of Insurance: http://www.tdi.state.tx.us/wind/prod/indexrv.html

Caulk over the screw heads that are exposed to the weather. Use remaining caulk to seal the areas where the 4" slits were made and around the area where the shingles meet with the raised area of the flashing. Adjust the solar panel to the position that will collect the most sunlight. The panel can be adjusted up and down or left in the down position. IMPORTANT: Prior to an anticipated hurricane or high wind storm, the solar panel must be secured with screws in the flat position.

Return Policy

If for any reason you are not satisfied with your purchase, you may return the purchased product to GenerationalEnergy within thirty (30) days of the original date of purchase for a full refund including shipping with a *re-stocking fee, provided it has not been installed, in original packaging, and in new & resalable condition. Refunds for items returned within thirty days of the purchase date will be credited in the same form as the original payment type.

GenerationalEnergy Inc. WILL NOT ISSUE REFUNDS FOR EQUIPMENT THAT HAS BEEN PREVIOUSLY INSTALLED, DAMAGED, OR OTHERWISE RETURNED UNUSABLE FOR RESALE. Any damaged item must be reported within 7 days from . No refund after 30 days, no exceptions.

Please note, for ALL returns, you must first call GenerationalEnergy to authorize your return and get a return authorization number. All packages returned without prior authorization will be refused and sent back to shipper.

* Re-Stocking Fee

A 20% RESTOCKING FEE WILL BE DEDUCTED FROM ORIGINAL PURCHASE PRICE ON ALL ITEMS RETURNED WITHIN 30 DAYS.

Exchange Policy

If you wish to exchange your item, you may return the purchased product to GenerationalEnergy within thirty (30) days of the original date of purchase in exchange for another model provided it has not been installed, in original packaging, and in new & resalable condition. Exchanges will be charged a reduced re-stocking fee of 10%. GenerationalEnergy will assume shipping costs on item returned. Customer will be responsible for shipping charges of “new” item shipped.