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Greenheck specializes in certified ventilation solutions that help home builders and contractors meet new energy codes and their customers’ demands for healthier indoor air cost-effectively. Upgrade your ventilation system and transform the indoor air quality in your next home with Greenheck’s exclusive introductory offer.

For a limited time only, when you or your contractor purchases one MultiSPEC SP-LP0511 ventilation fan, you'll receive two additional fans absolutely FREE! That’s a saving of over $120.

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MultiSPEC Exhaust Fan Benefits:

Certified Performance

Greenheck’s ventilation fans are the only ventilation products in the industry that are designed, tested, and certified to effectively remove unhealthy air and moisture in real world installations (0.4 in wg and above).

Superior Airflow

With airflow up to 110 cfm, the MultiSPEC SP-LP0511 is the most powerful low-profile fan available. The fan’s adaptive EC motor ensures optimal airflow to meet bathroom fan code requirements.

Versatile Mounting Options

The fan’s low-profile design allows for ceiling or wall mount installations.

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Does Your Exhaust Fan Suck?

DC motor fans don't offer similar performance when installed as told in the “blind study” in this whitepaper.

See how exhaust fans compare and learn about the impact of poor ductwork on a fan’s ability to move air.

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