Whole House Fans

How Can A CentricAir Whole House Fan Save Money?

Did You Know That Americans Spend over 22 Billion Dollars Each Year To Cool Their Homes With Air Conditioning!

According to Southern California Edison, at current rates your central air conditioner may use 15,000 watts (15 kilowatts) of electricity per hour, costing about $1.80 per hour to run in Tier 1. Throughout the month, if you use your A/C often, your electricity usage will rise and you may spill into Tier 5, and the same air conditioner can cost you about $4.20 per hour to run.

Compare the savings when using a CentricAir Whole House Fan to cool your home. The cost to operate a CentricAir whole house fan can be less than $0.04 per hour, saving homeowners hundreds of dollars a year off their electric bills. Homeowners with larger homes could save significantly more.

If you think the price you pay for electricity is going down, think again! California’s new mandate to have 33 percent of its electricity generated from renewable resources will, for better or worse, translate into higher utility rates for all Californians. Over the next several years, electricity rates are expected to increase 40 to 50 percent. Luckily, Southern Californians can adapt by taking advantage of the region’s unique climate, making it work for them via ingeniously modernized low-energy CentricAir whole house fan technology to reduce their reliance on air conditioning during hot weather.

Installing and using a CentricAir Whole House Fan is the most affordable and cost effective energy saving solution in your home. The best use of a CentricAir Fan is to turn off the central air conditioner and turn on your CentricAir in the late afternoon or evening when the outside air temperature is cooler than inside the home. The CentricAir then does the job of cooling your at a huge savings in your electric bill.