“I’m a contractor and I’ve been installing solar attic fans for about 6 years. Remington Solar is the right product at the right price. Glad we found them. Great support when we need it.”
rated 4.8/5 by our happy customers
$325.00
Solar-powered ventilation for gable-mounted installs.
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Why It Matters:
If you already have a gable vent, this fan upgrades it into a solar-powered ventilation system. It helps reduce attic temps and moisture without touching your electric bill.
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“My attic was hitting at least 145 degrees in the summer in Arizona on some days. The fans definitely cool the house.”
Bill McMahon
| WEIGHT | 12 lbs | DIMENSIONS | 22.75 × 22.75 × 6 in |
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| MANUFACTURER | REMINGTON SOLAR | Natural Light | Solar Star | Sunrise Solar | US Sunlight |
| AVAILABLE WATTAGES | 20, 25, 30, 40 | 10, 20, 30 | 10 | 11, 15, 20 | 12, 15, 30 |
| WARRANTY | LIFETIME (Parts only on mfg defects) | 25 YEARS: ENTIRE PRODUCT | 5 YEARS: PANEL 5 YEARS: MOTOR 10 YEARS: ALL ELSE | 5 YEARS MOTOR 10 YEARS: ALL ELSE | 5 YEARS MOTOR 20 YEARS: Housing and panel |
| BRUSHLESS MOTOR? | YES | NO | NO | NO | NO |
| HOUSING CONSTRUCTION | Powder coated steel | ALUMINUM, 14 GAUGE | GALVANIZED STEEL | UV-STABILIZED ABS PLASTIC | UV-STABILIZED ABS PLASTIC |
| MOUNTING OPTIONS | • ROOF • GABLE • REMOTE | • ROOF • CURB • GABLE | • ROOF LOW PROFILE • ROOF HIGH PROFILE • ROOF PITCHED • GABLE • REMOTE | • ROOF • CURB • GABLE • REMOTE | • ROOF |
| COLOR OPTIONS | BLACK OR GRAY | GRAY | BLACK | BLACK | BLACK |
| NIGHT POWER ADAPTER? | AVAILABLE | NA | NA | NA | AVAILABLE |
| INCLUDES HUMIDISTAT and THERMOSTAT STANDARD | YES | NO | NO | NO | NO |
| PRICE RANGE | $299-$449 | $373-$596 | $402-$406 | $429-$599 | $429-$639 |
“I’m a contractor and I’ve been installing solar attic fans for about 6 years. Remington Solar is the right product at the right price. Glad we found them. Great support when we need it.”
“My attic was hitting at least 145 degrees in the summer in Arizona on some days. The fans definitely cool the house. But it made a huge difference in the attic where my furnace is trying to operate.”
“The cheapest way to cool your attic. Period.”
“I put a Remington Solar gable fan on my shipping container on my ranch 7 years ago. It’s still going strong and keeping the contents cool.”
“Keeps the moisture out during winter and heat out in the summer. It’s so quiet I don’t even notice it’s working unless I go up into the attic!”
“I had not even heard of a solar attic fan. The Remington Solar fan works like a charm. Probably dropped the temperature in my attic by 40 degrees. Installation was a breeze and the lifetime warranty will keep it going forever. Awesome.”
| Weight | 14 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 23 × 23 × 6 in |
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A solar gable attic fan will draw hot, humid air out of your attic space and replace it with cooler air from the outside. It can be powered entirely by solar energy, so you can use it to reduce the temperature and increase ventilation in your attic or garage without increasing your energy usage.
Remington Solar’s 20-watt gable fan turns on automatically at 80 degrees Fahrenheit or 75% relative humidity. It comes with our high-quality polycrystalline solar panel and a brushless 24-volt DC motor. This means you get everything you need to start benefiting from a solar gable fan in one box.
This 20-watt gable fan will cover an attic space up to 1,800 square feet. You can technically use it for a larger space, but doing so could reduce performance. If you have a larger area you need to ventilate, consider looking for a higher wattage rating.
You can also consider the cubic feet per minute (CFM) you need when sizing a vent fan. Experts recommend adding 0.5 CFM per square foot of space. For example, if you have a 2,500-square-foot attic, you’d need a gable fan capable of reaching at least 1,250 CFM for peak efficiency.
Yes, this solar gable vent fan is compatible with any existing gable vents in your attic. They’ll work together to efficiently replace the hot air in your attic with cooler air from the outside.
If you have an existing gable vent system, you typically only need to install one fan. For example, you might have vents on each side of the attic. You could just add a fan to one of those vents to reach your cooling goals. Adding a fan to each vent could actually be counterproductive, as they may work against one another and reduce airflow and ventilation.
No, this fan doesn’t require an electrical connection, but it is compatible with external power sources. You may or may not need a power connection for your solar gable fan, depending on your attic cooling goals.
This fan includes a 20-watt panel that can operate without a power connection as long as it’s currently receiving sunlight. That may be all you need, especially if your main concern is keeping attic air temperature low during peak sunshine season.
Or maybe you live in an area where your attic gets too hot even when the sun isn’t shining. In that case, you’d probably want to connect this fan to an external power source. This will allow it to operate even when the solar panel isn’t receiving any sunlight.
Yes, gable attic fans usually pay for themselves over their lifespans by helping to reduce your energy consumption and indoor temperature. They can reduce your cooling costs by up to 30% annually by keeping your attic cool, so heated air doesn’t seep down into the rest of your living space. The average gable attic fan lasts between 10 and 15 years, so you can expect to recoup your investment over time.
Shopping around for the right deal will help you get a positive return on your investment sooner. That’s why Remington Solar offers money-saving benefits with every product, including a lifetime limited warranty and low flat rate shipping. This 20-watt solar gable attic fan also ships at a low flat rate and is covered by our lifetime limited warranty.
The main difference between a gable and an attic fan is where you mount each of them. Gable mount fans are typically installed on the side of the house in an existing gable roof vent. Attic fans are mounted to the attic’s roof, often through a new roof vent you’ll have to create yourself.
Both products are designed to boost airflow, remove excess moisture, and maintain low attic temperatures. This means you can get the same benefits regardless of the option you select.
If you’re trying to decide between a gable and attic fan, consider what vents your attic has today. If you have existing gable vents, a gable fan will probably be easier to install, and therefore the better option. Even if you don’t, you may still want to choose a gable fan, because their location tends to make them more efficient.
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