What is
the difference between the two ThruWall fans?
We have two ThruWall fans available, the ThruWall (model number TW108) and
the ThruWall Pro (model number TW208P.)
-The ThruWall has a 10 foot grounded plug while the ThruWall
Pro needs to be hardwired into the homes electricity.
-The ThruWall has a 2-speed motor while the ThruWall Pro has a variable
speed motor.
-The ThruWall has a fixed output grille while the ThruWall Pro has a
rotating grille that allows airflow direction to be changed.
What will a ThruWall fan do for
me?
The ThruWall fan is designed to move significant volumes of air from one
space in a building to the next.
Why would I want to move air
from one space to another?
You may want to move heat from a central heating source to an adjacent
space. Similarly, you may want to move cooled air from a window air
conditioner to an adjacent space.
In other applications:
-Move heated or cooled air from one room to another if there is a great
difference in temperatures between the two rooms. i.e. one room is nice and
warm in the winter. The room next to it, located over an unheated space is
always cold. Simply blow air from the warm to the cold room.
-Vent a room that always seems stuffy.
-Move air in or out of an All Season room.
-Vent a TV or family room with a smoker.
-Balance temperature between rooms in a hotel suite or small apartment that
is heated and cooled by a PTAC.
How much air does
a ThruWall move?
The ThruWall has a powerful 2-speed fan system.
On high speed air movement is 100 Cubic Feet per Minute (CFM).
On low speed air movement is 40 Cubic Feet per Minute (CFM).
Can I reverse the
direction that the air flows?
No. You will determine the direction of the airflow when installing the
ThruWall.
How much
electricity does a ThruWall use?
The ThruWall uses 60 Watts while the ThruWall Pro uses 40 Watts. Similar to
a medium sized light bulb.
How do I control
fan speed?
The ThruWall has a High - Low speed rocker switch with Center Off position.
The ThruWall Pro has a variable speed dial.
How quiet is the
ThruWall?
Very quiet. The sound levels are 51dBA on high speed and 49dBA at low speed.
This sound level compares to the sound of a desktop computer fan.
How do I get power
to the ThruWall?
The ThruWall has a 10 foot long power cord with grounded plug. The ThruWall
Pro will need to be hard-wired into the homes electricity.
In what wall
thickness can I install a ThruWall?
The ThruWall installs in any wall 3.5" to 6.5" thick. The two halves of the
fan unit telescope to accommodate different wall thickness.
Is a ThruWall
safe?
Yes. Both ThruWall fans have been rigorously tested to the Underwriters
Laboratories Inc. (ULŪ) standards. The through the wall portion of the
housing is made of galvanized sheet metal, the grilles are high impact flame
retardant ABS. The electric motor is a Class B, Thermally Protected motor.
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