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  • Pansonic Introduces Next Generation WhisperWarm Ventilation Fans
  • (6/2/2008)
  • Panasonic Home & Environment Company announced two next-generation WhisperWarm ventilation fans, both of which can heat and help improve indoor air quality, while also being more compact, lightweight and quieter than their predecessor. In addition to providing warmth and air ventilation, the WhisperWarm FV-11VHL2 is available with a light and night light feature. For those who already have a lighting system, the WhisperWarm FV-11VH2 is available without lights - giving the consumer more choice when selecting their ventilation fan.
  • PanasonicWhisperWarm Ventilation Fans
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (5/12/2008)
  • Two new WhisperWarm ventilation fans heat, help improve air quality, and are lighter and more compact than their predecessor, according to the manufacturer. One model has light and night-light features that employ fluorescent bulbs, and both fans have an enclosed condenser motor that operates at low temperatures, increasing motor lifespan. Fans do not exceed a .7-sone level, they feature a new grille design, and they are painted to prevent rusting. 866-292-7292.
  • Solar Star Conversion Kit
  • REPLACEMENT CONTRACTOR Magazine (2/24/2008)
  • The solar-powered Solar Star Conversion kit boosts the performance of existing passive attic vents and transforms noisy, powered vents into quiet, efficient units. The Solar Star ventilator uses a 10-watt proprietary photovoltaic solar panel with a brushless motor and five-wing injection-molded fan. The fan works continually to maintain temperature levels and low humidity in the attic. Run by the sun, no electrical hookup is needed; the fan operates at no cost, and savings on heating and cooling bills offer a fast return on investment. 886.765.2882..
  • PanasonicWhisperComfort Ventilation Fan
  • REMODELING Magazine (2/24/2008)
  • Improve energy efficiency and homeowner health with the WhisperComfort fan, a new spot energy recovery ventilator (ERV) and the first ceiling-insert ERV available in the U.S. Using two ducts, the fan exhausts stale air and brings in fresh air from outside. Its low-rate continuous run helps ensure that VOCs and other indoor air pollutants are vented out and replaced with fresh air. The fan's capillary core adds heat and moisture to the incoming air to temper it and maintain a comfortable indoor living environment. 800.211.7262.
  • Turbine VentEmpire Ventilation Equipment Company's "Green" Turbine Vents
  • ebuild (11/20/2007)
  • Today's customers are more concerned than ever before with buying products that are environmentally sound and affordable. But long before the need for "green" technology was defined, turbine vents were being made and sold, and consumers were ahead of the game - saving money and being ecologically responsible. These ventilators are energy efficient. They're wind and convection driven, requiring no man-made fuel at all. In addition to functionality, designers find them appealing because they can be made in stainless steel, aluminum, galvanized and copper.
  • High Performance Exhaust Fan
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (9/7/2007)
  • The five exhaust fans in the High Performance series install using a mounting bracket instead of the traditional methods of hanger bars or mounting tabs. The 50-cfm and 70-cfm models are Energy Star-rated for medium-sized bathrooms and operate at 1.0 and 2.0 sones, respectively. 877-304-3785.
  • The La Strada Fan/Light Combo
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (9/7/2007)
  • The manufacturer's fan/light combos feature metal finishes, hand-painted elements, and glass designs. The La Strada model includes a removable finial for cleaning and light bulb replacement, and can be used over any shower or tub with a ground fault circuit interrupter. 800-448-6837.
  • Fan Light
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (9/7/2007)
  • Designed to ventilate a medium-sized bathroom, this fan light provides 70 cfm at 4.0 sones and is UL listed to be installed over a tub or shower on a GFCI. The unit has a round, oil-rubbed bronze finish and a frosted, ribbed glass lens. 800-684-9975.
  • Integrated Ventilation System
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (9/7/2007)
  • The manufacturer has combined its humidity-sensing technology with its ultra-silent fans to create an integrated ventilation system. Once there is a rapid rise in humidity within the room, the fan, operating at 0.3 and 0.9 sone, will automatically turn on to exhaust excess moisture and turn off when it's finished, the maker says. 800-558-1711.
  • The WhisperGreen Fan
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (9/7/2007)
  • The WhisperGreen fan features a variable-speed control that allows the fan to run continuously at 30 to 70 cfm, and it can run at 80 cfm when switched on or activated by an integrated motion sensor. The homeowner can set the delay timer, adjustable from 30 seconds to 60 minutes, to return to the minimum cfm level after a set period of time. 866-292-7292.

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