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Suncourt TW108 ThruWall Room to Room Fan 8" HVAC NEW | 
 enlarge | Brand: Suncourt
Category: Kitchen
Buy New: $52.79
New (3) from $52.79
Rating:  2 reviews
Sales Rank: 47749
Shipping Weight (lbs): 7
UPC: 066028000682
EAN: 0066028000682
ASIN: B0015RZW0K
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Circulate Cold or Warm Air From Room to Room! | | • | Easily move the heat from a fireplace, or cool air from a window air conditioner, to an adjacent space | | • | Great for venting rooms that always seem stuffy or smoky |
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Product Description
THE THRUWALL ROOM TO ROOM FAN TW108 MOVES COOL AIR IN THE SUMMER AND WARM AIR IN THE WINTER The ThruWall Room to Room Fan balances temperatures in adjoining rooms, quietly and efficiently, for year round comfort. - Quiet operation
- 2-Speed switch: 200 CFM on high speed,160 CFM on low speed
- The ThruWall's telescoping housing installs in frame walls from 3 1/2" to 6 1/2" thick
- 10 foot long grounded cord
- 12 month limited warranty
- Hole Diameter: 8 inches
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| Customer Reviews:
Very Useful As Kitchen Ventilation Fan April 20, 2008
Although this fan is designed as room to room fan, I found it was easy to use as kitchen convection fan. I have small kitchen with a ventilation vent in the ceiling and didn't want to spend thousands on a range hood. The fan comes with a metal sleeve which I connected to the ventilation pipe going to the roof. it involved some cutting in the ceiling and plastering but fromt there it was easy to insert the fan and it draws all the stove fumes up nicely. The only problem was that in order to get the flow in the direction I wanted I had to rebend the propeller blades but otherwise fine.
Does what it says December 22, 2007
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
I bought this to move warm air from our LR to the rest of the when the woodstove is going. It gets too hot in the room and this does help. It's not the perfect solution, but it was cheaper than putting another doorway in just yet. It does require cutting a hole in the wall (obviously) so if you're not handy, keep that in mind. It's much quieter than the doorway fan we have. I'd recommend it.
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