23005-1 GP501 Radon Mitigation Fan, 3"

Exact replacement for my 14 year old one. Great instructions and easy to replace.

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.

Item arrived sooner than expected and safely packaged. It was a quick and easy install since it was exact replacement. The old fan was loud and this new one sounded so quiet that i barely noticed it was on. Highly recommend this for anyone looking for a radon fan.

I replaced a discontinued model from the sane maker with identical dimensions. So the installation was super easy for me. It is pretty noisy, but an easy noise to get used to, it is next to a condesor on my house so not a problem for me. If you research the performance and specs there are better values because this on is expensive, and two from this company has lasted only anout 10 years in my experience.

The old one was installed in 2008 and it lasted until 2026. Not many things run continuously and last 18 years. I appreciate the quality of their fans. I also appreciate that I can get the exact same model all these years later.

This fan was installed in Sep 2018. It is still running quietly after 7 years of continuous operation. Installation into the existing passive radon piping was straightforward. The house was built in 2016, which required passive radon piping.

Very happy with the performance. We had the same exact radon mitigation motor for 18 years.

Bought and installed the GP501 unit. It ran great for almost a year, it took my radon levels way down in my basement. It ended up failing so I reached out for a replacement and included pictures of the label and my receipt. Their customer service's first plan was simply to ignore my email and hope I would go away. I pestered them until I finally got a response falsely stating that I have to seek a replacement with whomever installed the fan because the warranty is only good through them. After I reminded them that the manual states that their warranty is still good for up to a year even when self-installed, they changed their policy again and stated that the warranty is only good when you buy directly through their store and not through a retailer (amazon.com). These policies are not stated anywhere in their product information or their manual. Even though I provided my receipt up front, it took them weeks to go through other attempts to blow me off before settling on that made up policy as their final excuse. I don't usually write bad reviews, especially just because some cheap Chinese piece of junk fails prematurely, but I am compelled to write this one simply due to the absolutely pathetic and slimy "customer service" provided by RadonAway. Never been told by a company that their warranties are dependent on which store I bought their product from. That tells me that they have no faith in their product and have no problem pointing the finger at their distributors instead. They sell their products with a warranty that they expect other people to honor. They like to brag about how their fans are made in the United States, but surely enough when I decided to take it apart I found a generic foreign-sourced motor and a burned up foreign-sourced starting capacitor. I bench tested the motor and it was bad, as I expected. I replaced this fan with a Tjernlund PVC4 that's going on 2 years now with no issues. Same results as RadonAway at a fraction of the price.