Festa AMG Eagle Extreme Radon Fan The AMG Eagle Extreme (this industry-wide top performer is unmatched with suction and airflow) is only available in white and fits 3” Fernco Couplers. We recommend this fan for moderate-sized homes or structures between 500-2000 sq. ft. built upon compact or moist sub-slabs such as clay with multiple suction points and/or double stacking. AMG Eagle Extreme Specifications Max Pressure 5.0" w.g. Max Flow 304 CFM Watts 170W Duct Size 3" Fan Selection Guide Pick the fan right for your home The most important criteria for fan selection is the square footage of the footprint of the foundation and the material beneath the slab. Replacing a competitor model? See which Festa AMG Radon Fan best compares Longer Lifespan - More Energy Efficient - New EC Radon Fans AMG Maverick EC Buying Options AMG Hawk EC Buying Options AMG Prowler EC Buying Options AMG Legend EC Buying Options AMG Eagle Extreme EC Add to Cart AMG Legend Extreme EC Add to Cart Customer Reviews — — — — 4.7 out of 5 stars 29 4.8 out of 5 stars 10 Price — — — — $267.00$267.00 $262.00$262.00 Max Pressure 2.55" w.g. 2.45" w.g. 3.25" w.g. 2.9" w.g. 5.0" w.g. 4.5" w.g. Max Watts 65 W 65 W 85 W 85 W 170 W 170 W Max Flow 183 CFM 290 CFM 163 CFM 295 CFM 304 CFM 571 CFM Speed 2968 RPM 2968 RPM 2540 RPM 2540 RPM 4200 RPM 4200 RPM Duct Size 4" 6" 3" 6" 3" 6" Electronically Commutated Radon Fans Why EC? Energy Efficient - Minimal Heat LossHigher Performance at Lower Energy ConsumptionQuiet Operation - Minimal Noise PollutionUnreal Reliability - Industry Leading 7 - Year Manufacturer's GuaranteeLower Operating Temperature - Radon Fans That Last Longer Radon: Why You Need To Care Radon is a colorless, odorless radioactive gas produced from the decay of naturally occurring uranium in the soil. Modern buildings create a negative pressure due to tight construction, temperature differences and the operation of appliances and HVAC systems. This negative pressure draws radon into homes and structures through cracks, gaps, and porosity in the foundation/slab, high concentrations can then build up inside the home and get circulated by HVAC systems. Radon is mitigated by creating an active soil depressurization system. The first step in mitigation is to seal off the cracks and gaps of your home's foundation or crawlspace. PVC/ABS system piping is then routed into a cleared out suction pit beneath the slab exhausting above the roofline. A radon mitigation fan is connected to this system piping, creating a pressure field beneath the now-sealed slab disallowing radon infiltration. An effective radon mitigation system can also help reduce humidity, moisture, mold, and indoor allergens. The Risks of Radon Exposure: Radon is the cause of approx. 21,000 lung cancer deaths in the US a year.Radon has been linked to neurodegenerative diseases such as ALS, Parkinson’s, and Alzheimer’s.Exposure to 4.0 pCi/L (action level) is the equivalent of 200 chest x-rays a year or 10 cigarettes a day.1/15 homes in the United States have elevated radon levels. TEST YOUR HOME FOR RADON TODAY!