iLiving ILG8G14-22ST 14 in. Variable Speed Gable Exhaust Fan with Thermostat and Speed Controller

Attic, Roof, & Whole House Fans

The iLiving ILG8G14-22ST 14 in. Variable Speed Gable Exhaust Fan with Thermostat and Speed Controller moves airflows up to 2,339 CFM from your attic, pulling heat out before it radiates down into your living space. With a built-in thermostat and electronic variable-speed controller, this gable fan runs only when needed and at the intensity your attic demands, keeping energy costs in check while protecting your roof structure and interior from excessive heat buildup. Key Features and Benefits of the iLiving ILG8G14-22ST 14 in. Variable Speed Gable Exhaust Fan with Thermostat and Speed Controller High Airflow: Moves airflows between 600 and 2,339 CFM to ventilate attic spaces covering 3,400 square feet, keeping your roofline and living areas cooler. Variable Speed: Electronic variable-speed control lets you adjust airflow to match your space, up to 1,010 RPM, reducing energy use during milder conditions. Built-In Thermostat: An integrated thermostat activates the fan automatically when attic temperatures climb, removing the need for manual monitoring. Thermal Protection: A thermal cutoff switch shuts the motor down before it can overheat, guarding against damage and extending the fan's lifespan. Compact Build: At 15 x 15 x 8 inches and 11.5 pounds, this fan fits standard attic spaces and is light enough for a single-person install. Flexible Placement: The wall-mountable design paired with a 6-foot power cord lets you position the fan where airflow matters most without needing an extension cord in most setups. Safety Certified: ETL and cETLus listed, confirming the fan meets North American electrical safety standards. Selecting the Right Fan for Your Attic Selecting the right attic fan starts with matching CFM output to the volume of your attic, and with a maximum of 2,339 CFM, the ILG8G14-22ST covers spaces up to 3,400 square feet on its own. If your attic exceeds that coverage area, consider adding a second fan to maintain adequate airflow. The variable-speed control

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