iLiving 24" Shutter Exhaust Fan with Wireless Smart Remote Controlled Thermostat and Humidity, Variable Speed Wall Mounted Attic Vent Fan, Chicken Coop Ventilation, 4244 CFM, 6200 SQF Coverage Area

This fan does exactly what I wanted it to do. It was relatively easy to install. I cant believe the wireless remote control added a $100 to the price but that is the only way it would work in my situation. The 10" fan moves a lot of air. The louvers move easily and do not restrict air flow. The rounded ridges on the louvers leave openings for pesky bees, wasps, yellowjackets and hornets to explore and infiltrate to the interior. Solved by putting a screen over the exterior opening which restricts airflow a little bit. Remote control is a bit complicated to use and not intuitive. Does work great but the is a persistent whine at medium and low speeds. It's not bad enough to nix it or take a pass on purchasing it but the remote is expensive. I would buy it again and am thinking about buying a spare fan (only). Ball bearings instead of sleeve bearing in fan would improve useful life of fan. Even with caveats, it does what I need it to do and I am pleased with this exhaust fan.

Love this fan. Installed in my greenhouse and it really does keep the temps down. Have it set to automatically turn on at 71 degrees. The remote works from a good distance. I can be anywhere in my house and turn the fan off or on.

I got this to help control the temp in my furnace of a garage. Got it mounted, set it up, worked fine right away (and it helps a lot). There is one problem with the thermostatic control I haven't solved yet. The fan tuned on exactly at the set point, and ran all day but then kept running for a long time after the air temperature dropped at night. I did some measurements with a non-contact thermometer 'gun'. The wall the fan controller is mounted on heated up to a max of 100 deg, as did the fan controller housing itself. But when the garage air and wall cooled down the fan kept running for several hours. Measuring the controller temp showed it was still 95 when the wall was back to 80. This is because the controller heats itself up due to electrical losses running the fan motor. So the controller cools down much more slowly than the surrounding wall and air. Therefore the fan is kept running for hours after the air is below the set point. I tried a small metal plate as a heat sink but it didn't help. I don't have a fix yet.

Easy install. We use at one end of a straight 5:12 pitched roof above 1800 sq. ft living space; light grey asphalt shingles. Open bird blocks along all eaves, with an added 12x12" louvre at the other end, joining the garage. From day one it allowed crew to install insulation in attic without passing out when ambient day temps were in the mid 70s (this is near Seattle after all). Remote control has worked well; never an issue. My office is along the same exterior wall where the fan is installed, and at full power, I notice a humming noise but am otherwise not bothered. At lower speeds, that's when I get a bit annoyed and have to go full power or turn it off. Does its job well, good value, and cooler attic (and thus home).

Bought two of the 24” fans to exhaust hot air from our camp’s dormitories. The were easy to install and work great, noise levels do not keep anyone from sleeping well, perfect!

I have this installed in a greenhouse. Went out the other day and saw the fan was off. Further investigation led me to find there is an issue with the remote (works fine when uncontrolled and plugged in directly). Warranty period recently expired a few months ago and they (iliving) want me to pay $25+shipping for a new remote. Nope. Just gonna buy a new one here and return the broken one as defective. Really poor approach to customer service.

I wanted to make sure everything was good and it worked well. Boy howdy. It not only works as expected...it is better than expected. I wanted to put the 20 inch model in, but my wall would just barely accommodate this one. Suffice to say, this thing SUCKS...literally. I put it up on full blast and the decibel level is on par with a 24" box fan, and that is a great thing. I installed the remote and temp control unit in minutes...and when I set it to what I want I know it is going to do a good job. Tested for 2 weeks. It is changing the air in my house so fast. I can crack windows all over the house just a little, and kick this puppy on and I have a steady gentle breeze. On full blast it is difficult to light a candle. I installed this as a Whole-House fan instead of crawl space or attic fan. It works great. Highly recommend. FYI. Energy draw on high is only 2 times more than a big box fan for a window...and this means I can get rid of like 4 of them. It will actually save me money in the long run.

The 24" model with thermostat and Remote works pretty well and has very low sound. I did write a review earlier which did not get posted by Amazon. I do have complaints on the shipping where one of the edges got bent, and did not like that it was coming all the way from California to the far eastern Canada- Toronto city, at a very high shipping charge. The amount of air you feel from outside my greenhouse is massive and for a while I was afraid this operates like a regular circulation fan, until I noticed the inside temperature dropped fairly. Unfortunately, one fan was not enough for my 25x25x12 feet gable greenhouse structure, when the day was 30 degrees Celsius (30x2+30=90 Fahrenheit). The cost is same for similar products from other companies if you want the thermostat and remote. Overall I loved iLiving product and also its customer support. Strongly recommend iLiving, but advise Amazon to work on shipping charges for Canadians.

Excellent product works very well keeping my shed cool and dry .

Used for a custom install to keep customers smoke out of his garage. Worked great

Love this fan. Works exactly as described. A couple of pointers. First, in manual mode there is a fairly significant delay from pressing high, medium or low and the fan actually changing speed. Second, while others have commented on the louvres not working once installed I, at first, had the same problem. I simply reduced the number of screws to the minimum needed (one at each corner) and was careful to not over tighten the fan frame. Louvres work like a charm.

The 3 speed fan is great, but the remote only worked for 1 season