iLiving 12-Inch Wall Mounted Exhaust Fan with Variable Speed, 960 CFM, 1400 SQF Coverage Area, Silver

I added one of these to my shed and another one to my garage. On the shed, especially, the minute it turns on, the temperature inside the shed drops dramatically. the garage, not so much. Neither structure is insulated. But on the shed I was able to install it at the highest point up on the gable. the garage doesn't have a high spot, so it's at about the 8-foot level, and it doesn't cool as quickly as the shed. But all in all, these units are a breeze to install, and they use regular outlet plugs, so no electrical is needed. Easy to install, work great, and I can set the temp for when I want it to come on and go off automatically.

Purchased to keep my Silkie coop cool and well ventilated. And boy does it work like a charm! The speeds are variable depending on what temperature & speeds you select, and it sticks to it perfectly, fulfilling exactly what it was designed to do. The build quality appears quite solid and the power itself is great. Is it loud, though? Well, at its highest speed it can be a bit noisy. But in general, I don’t feel it’s too loud. I’ve got a second one that will be installed in the coming week for my Rhode Island Reds, of which I feel confident will also work perfectly for them in their coop. I do highly recommend this fan for your chickens and other pets, or whatever you’re needing it for. It’s such a great product!!

I bought this for my shed I have my incubators in ! Super easy to install, great quality, good size , the fan is good and strong , it's not to heavy for a thin shed wall , air flow is amazing, temp drops super quick after it kicks in , I definitely recommend this

Th fan works awesome! It has a motor that pulls the heat out of our greenhouse very well. It isn't very heavy at all, which made the installation very easy and the price was great! The thermosat control did stop working so I gave it a 4 star rating.

Our 10x14 greenhouse was getting above 100 degrees inside on sunny 85-degree days, even with four opened windows, 2 HAF fans, and a 40% shade cloth. Warm air was getting trapped near the roof and couldn't escape, so we basically had a very large oven of sorts.After digging through hundreds of reviews, I decided to go with the iLIVING 12" exhaust fan, and it's been solid. I could feel a difference in temperatures within a few minutes. Installation was a breeze after framing in an opening and only took a few minutes. If I had one gripe, it'd be the blue tape applied to the louvers. I understand why it was put on, but there has to be an easier way to take it off. There were a few small sections that I couldn't remove, but fortunately, it's very hard to spot unless you're looking for it. Just single blue pieces of tape without them wrapping around the top of the louver would have been sufficient.We've received some ridiculously hard rains since the install, and I haven't noticed any leaks. As long as it's sealed well around the edges, then the shutters should protect the rest.The thermostat works great. I have the fan speed at approximately 80%, and have it set to turn on at 90 degrees.Overall, I'm very happy with my purchase and would definitely buy this same fan again if I needed another.

I recently installed this as an exhaust fan in my greenhouse, and even at the middle speed it cycles the air through reasonably fast. I'll probably turn it all the way up for mid-summer, but for now it is doing just fine at medium. The temperature control is a distinct item from the fan, but it works well also. I haven't had this long enough to know how well it lasts, but it at least looks like it is well made. Even at maximum speed there is no rattle, and it is not too loud, so that is a good sign. The blue plastic on the vent blades is a bit confusing, I'm not sure if it is meant to be removed or not? But I removed it and it doesn't seem to have hurt anything.

Very well made moves a lot of air

So far so good. Really helps exhaust air out my attic. We had no vents and it was leaking through the walls it was so hot up there in just 70degree weather. Installed 2 vents down low and opposite side of the house of the exhaust fan up high. Draws hot air out perfectly.