RadonAway 23005-1 GP501 Radon Mitigation Fan, 3" White
Key features
- •Mounts on duct pipe or with integral flange
- •3" diameter ducts for use with 3" or 4" pipe
- •Electrical box for hard wire or plug in
- •ETL Listed - for indoor or outdoor use
- •Seams sealed under negative pressure
RadonAway 23005-1 GP501 Radon Mitigation Fan, 3" White
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers4.6
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Perfect fit as replacenemt, noisy, ok performance.
DHueber✓ Verified Purchase•July 17, 2023
I replaced a discontinued model from the sane maker with identical dimensions. So the installation was super easy for me. It is pretty noisy, but an easy noise to get used to, it is next to a condesor on my house so not a problem for me. If you research the performance and specs there are better values because this on is expensive, and two from this company has lasted only anout 10 years in my experience.
Simple replacement
S.invicta✓ Verified Purchase•June 18, 2023
Great to find this model still in stock. I was able to slap this one in after about 15-20 minutes of work to replace one that had burned out after 15+ years. A bit expensive but the quick effective installation made up for it. It reduced radon levels from around 8 to a bit over 1.
Shipped quickly
Raven3006✓ Verified Purchase•June 11, 2023
Worked great
Moves lots of radon, not silently
BeerSultan✓ Verified Purchase•May 6, 2023
I can't say like others that this is entirely quiet...I have it installed in my garage and there's no need for a visual indicator for whether it's on or not. It's obviously on. The wall it's attached to is on the other side of my kitchen inside the house, and honestly you can hear/feel the hum of its operation if you listen for it. With that in-mind, it's a powerful fan. After hooking it up and the whole 9 yards I needed to put on a PermaBoot due to the rubber on the existing flashing having corroded away essentially...while on the roof the amount of air this fan pushes is impressive.
That being said, I had a pre-install radon level(short term) measured at ~12 - and after install it dropped to ~1-1.5 within about 2 or 3 days. After installing a sealed Radon Sump Dome my levels have dropped even more. All measurements were done from the sump pit closet.
[Update 05/18/2017]
My radon levels have continued to go down, and now are sitting pretty consistently at a .5 for short and long term readings. I'll be capping my sump pit after I finish plumbing in my battery backup, and see if it gets even lower - but at that level it's basically at the national average of ambient outdoor radon levels. It made it through our Wisconsin winter without any obvious problems - temps dipped down into the -20F to -30F ranges, some heavy snowfalls, etc. Seemed to power through it just fine.
That being said, I had a pre-install radon level(short term) measured at ~12 - and after install it dropped to ~1-1.5 within about 2 or 3 days. After installing a sealed Radon Sump Dome my levels have dropped even more. All measurements were done from the sump pit closet.
[Update 05/18/2017]
My radon levels have continued to go down, and now are sitting pretty consistently at a .5 for short and long term readings. I'll be capping my sump pit after I finish plumbing in my battery backup, and see if it gets even lower - but at that level it's basically at the national average of ambient outdoor radon levels. It made it through our Wisconsin winter without any obvious problems - temps dipped down into the -20F to -30F ranges, some heavy snowfalls, etc. Seemed to power through it just fine.
Exactly like the one that was replaced
Kw✓ Verified Purchase•April 30, 2023
Wish they would make on with some sound proofing around it.
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