Festa AMG Legend Radon Fan – 4“ Installation Kit - Quiet and Energy Efficient Radon Mitigation Inline Fans – High Performance 6” Duct Fan

Delivery was on time and package includes everything I expected. Was an easy swap out with it's outdated predecessor from another manufacturer. Runs much quieter and seems to have a better airflow.

This mitigation fan was perfect for our 1959 home's radon abatement system that is pulling from an interior french drain and clay soil. The ease of installation required just a screw driver and a few minutes of manual labor. It does a great job of moving a lot of air and although it can be heard exhausting through the 3" discharge pipe the noise is not that bad.The build quality appears to be good with well sealed fittings and electrical connections and did I say that it moves a lot of air? We are hoping that with the addition of a condensate drain to the exhaust pipe that we will get 10+ years of continuous running out of this fan.

So far so good . Took my 900 sq ft basement from mid 20s to 0.6 . Warranty 5 years . We shall see how long it last . I did contact company for sizing . Very helpful.

HAWK 6x3I installed it earlier today. Very easy install. She’s been running for about 2 hours and levels already dropping. Virtually no noise with the fan. Installed in sump pump area. Works well.Very well built system. Excellent product.

Robust device. Very quiet. Fast shipment. No problems with product or packaging.

The media could not be loaded. While installation is self evident, there were no instructions included. The wiring was the main issue. The internal wire colors don’t match the power cord colors. No manual and nothing found online or on Festa website. That’s frustrating.

Works as advertised, seems to move lots of air.

I recently purchased the Airthings Wave smart radon meter for my home, and I realized that I had very high radon levels. When I first installed the meter, I was getting readings of 17-20 pCi/L. I realized a couple things: firstly, the sump pit in my home was pouring radon gas into the basement. After properly sealing that, the passive radon system in the house was fluctuating between 4 and 9 pCi/L. Definitely an improvement, but the levels were still dangerous.This radon fan kit made it all too easy to convert my passive radon system into an active one. The kit comes with everything you need to install and get the system running within a few hours as long as you have power within about 6’ of the fan. The included power cord is incredibly easy to wire (it utilizes Wago style push connectors) and only took a few minutes. For extra peace of mind, electricians sometimes recommend wrapping the outside of the Wago connectors with electrical tape after installation so the levers don’t accidentally open when putting the wires into the unit or a junction box. It does not take any experience with electrical to wire this fan though with the instructions being extremely clear with diagrams.Installation was easy, and the included manometer allows for easily checking to see the vacuum pressure the system is generating. The kit includes the Fernco gaskets to attach to the PVC pipe in the passive radon system, the cord (unless you choose to hard wire the fan), the manometer & tube, and a ton of stickers to utilize on your radon mitigation system.Between sealing the sump pit and all of the expansion joints on the basement slab and installing this fan, my levels have stayed consistently around 0.5-0.9 pCi/L.I highly recommend this kit for anyone that is looking to improve the air quality in their home and make it safer for their family. The EPA stresses that radon is the 2nd highest contributor to lung cancer after smoking, so please I encourage you to check your levels and use any of these Festa kits to make your home safe!