What is the Function of Attic Fan Thermostat?
There is an automatic monitoring mechanism for the attic fan, that switches the fan on or off, according to internal temperature. This monitoring and control function is served by the attic fan thermostat. A thermostat is designed to maintain a static level of temperature through regulation. It ensures that a set temperature is maintained. There are two main functions of the attic fan thermostat. It needs to ensure that the attic fan gets switched off, when the attic temperature reaches a certain lower level and switch it on when it reaches or crosses a preset high value of temperature. The fan also needs to switch off if the temperature reaches a very high level. That brings us to the attic thermostat settings which we discuss in the next section. Attic Fan Thermostat Settings The attic thermostat settings usually differ according to the kind of climate and temperature variation range. Generally you need to set only one temperature for the thermostat. When that temperature is reached
