Inline fan under whirlybird
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This sounds redundant. Where would the ducting be drawing hot air from?
Good question, have not thought about that. I have air vents under eaves if that makes a difference.
This appears to have worked well for the mould issue but as far as cooling down the house i would be very surprised if it helped at all.
This sounds redundant. Where would the ducting be drawing hot air from?
Good question, have not thought about that. I have air vents under eaves if that makes a difference.
those are there so that the colder air comes in via the eaves, while the WB sucks the hot air out.
tbh you'd be better off either putting more WBs on, and/or swapping/topping up the ceiling insulation to a higher R value.
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