

A typical system consists of a axial in-line exhaust fan capable of heavy usage (usually for a few hours every day), some ducting and one or more vents. Most people will connect the fan to a timer and set it up to run for a few hours in the morning and afternoon. The whole system would typically be installed under the floor but it can be placed in other areas and just run some ducting to the area requiring ventilation.
Note that it is important to achieve good cross-ventilation by placing the fan as close as possible to the opposite side of where the outside air will come in. It is important to block any openings near the fan to improve air circulation.
Systems start at
$130 for an in-line fan with a ball-bearing motor for long life, a vent and
some ducting.
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