The fan housing cylinder should be positioned facing toward the attic space.
Attic breeze gen 2 install.
Make sure the power cable is long enough to reach the location where the remote solar panel will be installed.
Install the solar panel mounting brackets per the instructions included with your specific attic breeze bracket kit.
Setting the industry standard for performance.
Step 3 installing the fan.
Gen ii sfa sfd model series fans.
Attic breeze solar attic fans featuring curb mount flashing are designed for easy installation on metal roof applications.
Locating the power cable included with your attic breeze solar attic fan.
Route the power cable through the attic starting from the vent hole area to the location where your remote solar panel will be.
Attic breeze solar attic fan self flashing installation overview.
Installation attic breeze offers a 40 foot extended power cable as an available option.
Figure 2 cutting the vent hole.
The attic breeze model ab 2042 tct solar attic fan is designed for spanish tile and high profile roofs as well as metal roof systems.
Plug in the power cord to the connector on back of the remote solar panel and securely mount the solar panel bracket assembly as required to your roof or structure.
Attic breeze gen2 series solar attic fans feature an optional thermal switch control at no additional cost.
This switch monitors attic temperature and tells the attic fan to shut down when it falls below a certain range.
Install the attic breeze retrofit style solar fan flush to the mounting box see figure 2.
Secure the fan unit to the mounting box with self tapping screws.
Step 3 remote mounted solar panel if additional power cable length is needed for your installation attic breeze offers a 40 foot extended power cable as an.
Combined with our ab 004 roof curb.
Designed for roofs with good sun exposure throughout the day our second generation sfa model series solar attic fans feature an adjustable unit mounted solar panel and offer a self flashing base with pre drilled mounting holes for easy installation on roofs with composite shingles cedar shake flat concrete tiles or other low profile roofing materials.
