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The RadonAway GP501 is a high-performance 3" inline radon mitigation fan designed for versatile installation and reliable radon reduction. Featuring a sealed design under negative pressure, it supports both hardwired and plug-in power options, and is ETL Listed for safe indoor and outdoor use. Backed by a 5-year limited warranty, it’s the trusted choice for effective radon control in residential and commercial settings.
| ASIN | B0028PICB4 |
| Brand | RadonAway |
| Cooling Method | forced air |
| Cooling method | forced air |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 377 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00667829230058 |
| Included Components | Cord |
| Item Weight | 6 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | HomeAire |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 23005-1 |
| Material | Metal |
| Model Number | 23005-1 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| UPC | 667829230058 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 count |
| Voltage | 120 Volts |
K**D
Working great
Radon level is substantially reduced. It has been running for just over a week. I have recommended this already to friends.
A**R
Good quality, priced right 2-5 year warranty fast shipping
Good quality, quiet , easy install , high CFM available. Priced right .
J**N
It's working, but not good.
My house is sand and little stone under my basement floor, and my house was built in 1992. I use RadonAway 23030-1 RP145, it can reduce the level of radon to 0.56-4 (American Gas Monitor) in most case, but some days the level will be 6.x. I buy this one, because I want 100% reduce the radon. Actually, GP501 has a high presssure and low CFW. I use this one about 2 days, the level of radon became to 5.51. After I change to RP145, the level of radon became to 5.51 to 5.43 about 3 hours. I don't why. Gp501 is perfect in sand.
B**T
Perfect replacement for my 14 year-old broken fan
Why did you pick this product vs others?: So about a year ago I moved into a new house. The inspector didn't say anything about the radon fan. I knew it was there and I've seen it for the past year. But the other day I decided to take a closer look. It was off! The on / off switch was off. And I had no idea. I'm new to radon so the first thing I did was buy a meter. The picture with the number 4 is before I installed the fan. Removing the old fan and putting in the new one didn't take much longer than 15 minutes. It was just a matter of removing the clamps from the pipe connectors, pulling off the old one, removing the white and black wires from the power, and hooking up the new ones with wire nuts. I did use a power meter to make sure there was no power after turning off the breaker from the electrical box. Safety first! After hooking everything up and turning the power back on, the fan turned right on. The other picture that says 1.89 is after 24 hours of running the fan. I feel so much better knowing that I won't get lung cancer from radon now! If only the home inspector had said something I would've made sure to install a new fan. I'm kind of upset about that. Either way this fan is very quiet, I'm glad that I got it! And I'm sure I saved several hundred dollars by doing it myself.
N**.
Perfect replacement for a GP401
Perfect replacement for a GP401 that had failed. Took approx. 20 mins to remove the old and install the new one.
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