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what does it connect to? is there a motor or does it connect to power? it just showed you putting it into the wall but not what was going on on the other side of the wall

What happens if you don’t have eaves?

Way too small to be effective.

So far, so good! I installed this fan yesterday. kzbin.infoUgkx7yWIKcrbA9KMHkGSfcgxW2lsjHT6B8Sh I've been watching a continuous radon monitor in my house for about a week, and the levels have been running between 4.5 and 7.9 pCi/L. Shortly after I installed this fan, the radon level started dropping, and in less than 24 hours since I installed it, the level is now 1.9. My basement is approximately 2,000 square feet. Total home square footage above basement is approximately 4,000 square feet. The noise level so far is very quiet. Mine is installed indoors, so I had to purchase a cord and connector. If I have any problems later, I'll update my review. But for now, I'm very pleased with it.Update after 48 hours: Using a constant monitor, my radon is now fluctuating between 0.38 and 0.45 pCi/L. I've moved the monitor to my basement and am getting a constant 0.43 reading. After 24 hours, and when I know the weather will be safe, I'll place the monitor outside for about 12 hours. I'm thinking that the 0.38 to 0.45 may be the outside "ambient" radon level. I'm using this monitor (purchased from Amazon): Corentium Home Radon Detector by Airthings 223

what if it is wet outside, this fan will be drawing moisture into your subfloor?? isn't it better to just extract air from out of your subfloor and leave some vents to allow passive circulation?

do they have any issues in a cyclone zone D? Broome?

How does it prevent water from wind gusts getting in?

where can i buy this fan?

*Well-made, delivered quickly, and easy to install with **Fastly.Cool** . I may be imagining it, but it seems quieter than the 14 year-old unit that I pulled out. Of course it was noisy at the end due to failed bearings, so hard to compare.*

Great video. Our roof has trusses 900mm apart. What width do you recommend I use?

Huh, what we call a crawlspace, you call a sub floor, interesting. Also, I would caulk around that fan.

Good video. However @ 5:23 He threw an empty box off the roof. It is not a good practice to throw anything off a roof in general. It may have been harmless in this instance, but I've known people who forgot there was a tool or their phone in an empty box and that was the end of that. Not to mention others who "thought" no one was below.

where could I buy something like this is the uk?

What can you recommend if the house does not have eaves?

So, it's forcing air into the subfloor to push it out of the other vents, right?

What about cleaning it out n putting a vapor barrier on the dirt? More money n alot of work, especially with the brick pilasters, but would it help? Esp with the fan?

whenever i look into doing this (in UK) I always find it's only the aussies that seem to be on top of it despite the issue being rife over here.

Good video

Too old for me, do they still make this product.

what has a plumber got anything to do with roof work and ventilation

So how many u install blow in and how many blow out ?

If he’s a Roof Expert like he says he should build a back with Silicone on the bottom row of Tiles to stop blow back under the Tiles because with. 75 mm lap on Tiles cutting and bending bottom of Aluminium Flashing will not keep water out .

How can I order one please

Is there a difference between pumping air into the basement or extracting air from basement. If I have the option to put a fan into basement, is it better to extract the air form the ceiling or from the floor?

What if you need light in your ceiling cavity to see what you’re doing, turning the power off is not an option . So why is turning the power off so important if you are going to cut around lights anyway. Don’t most homes have the lights on one circuit and power points on a different one, in which case wouldn’t a work light on an extension lead still be safe ?

I have a large mass of white mould in my basement when we were about to embark on a spray foam insulation application on the joists - we found x2 large white masses. The debris, dirt and moist soil were still there from house renovation days, which we have cleaned out. Even with that soil gone and my dehumidifier down there for a few days, it has started to dull the colour of the white mould. All common sense really. I would still like to get one of these fans, so that we could improve the airflow of the basement.

Complete crap. The ventilators do nothing, don't waste your money

Is this unit powerful than the AiroMatic ? thanks

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Works for the TurboBeam model as well (it has a clear plastic turbine to let in light).

Yes install at least 4 under vents. In most houses in Australian which existed before 1990 and you will have asbestos, a shame there was no warning in the Edmonds video !

I have question regardin this. I want to put one in my garage because the garage gets super hot in summer. It has no ventilation. Does it matter where I put the whirlybird? For eg the highest point on the garage roof? Also is putting an exhaust vent with fan in the garage ceiling so inside the garage a must for this to work properly?

duno about old mate on the ladder. When i do working at heights i am always told when climbing a ladder to keep a firm hold with both hands on the ladder not 1 hand and if you need things on the roof, to lower a rope.

er, um, what ventilation screens are this size? Edmonds don't include these with the package but need to be sourced.

Is there any effection if i did not level it very well? Thankx

what is that yellow material inside the tin

When walking on a tiled roof, NEVER stand on the middle of the roof tile - it is the weakest point. When walking on a tiled roof, ALWAYS stand on the bottom of the roof tile, as it's reinforced by the top tile from the course below.

Thanks for the tip about wearing pants and not shorts

Hi, if you call Whirlybird Roof Ventilation on 0418281 650 they install Edmonds Sup a vents in Sydney.

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Hey CSR- why not make the base plate the same profile as the corry roof? Or at least turn down the edges?

Because I have a ducted air conditioning system, I have thought for a while that installing a few of these would be a good idea to reduce the heat build-up in the ceiling. I was interested in seeing the complexity of installing one of these myself as opposed to getting a professional installer to do the job. Based on the quality of information in this video, I'm actually leaning towards getting a professional installer to do it. I have some of the tools, but not all, and I definitely don't have the correct safety equipment. I'm pretty certain that a recommended installer could also accurately determine how many vents I'd need to install to successfully cool the roof cavity. Thanks for the detail in this video, CSR Bradford. I'll take a look at some recommended installers in Brisbane and get some quotes. Just a note: the description says "...SupaVent on the *metal* roof of your home". You might want to modify the description, and put a link to how to find an authorised installer in the Video description.

Plumbers working on roofs, you so cray cray Australia. I do dig the style of the SupaVent, nice variation on the turbine style vent.

what a minx

I was using this video to install the wind master. It works much better than the instruction came with the package mainly using words. Cheers!

This video ensured i bought a supavent instead of the much cheaper ones at bunnings. This video and the fact the vent spins for ever and seemed like quality which makes me think it will last and spin for ever.

Great work - well covered, exactly what I needed to see prior to installing the SupaVent I just purchased. Thanks