QuietCool TRI PRO-1.5 User manual

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SEE // HEAR // FEEL
THE QUIETCOOL DIFFERENCE
®
ADVANCED WHOLE HOUSE FANS
OWNER’S GUIDE
TRIDENT PRO LINE
DO NOT THROW AWAY! SERIAL NUMBER FOR FAN IS LOCATED ON
BACK COVER OF OWNER’S GUIDE. LEAVE WITH HOMEOWNER.

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GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
1. Read Instructions - All safety and operation instructions must be read.
2. Retain Instructions - The safety and operating instructions should be kept for future reference.
3. Heed Warnings - All warnings should be followed.
4. Follow Instructions - All installation and operating instructions should be followed.
5. Water – The QuietCool system should not be used near water. If you live in a very humid climate, be
sure to cover your damper box with insulation to reduce condensation.
6. Heat - The QuietCool system should be situated away from heat sources.
7. Damage Requiring Service - Only qualified service personnel should service the QuietCool system.
The user should not attempt to service the product.
CONTENTS
1. QUICKSTART GUIDE .....................................................3
1-1 Special Instructions ...............................................3
1-2 Product Diagram. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
1-3 When to Run Fans..................................................5
1-4 Where to Start Cooling .............................................5
1-5 Indoor Air Quality ..................................................5
2. SYSTEM OVERVIEW .....................................................6
2-1 Introduction.......................................................6
2-2 Features ..........................................................6
2-3 System Venting Recommendations .................................7
3. INSTALLATION ..........................................................8
3-1 Installing QuietCool................................................8
3-2 Installing Vertical Adapter ........................................12
4. WIRING ................................................................13
4-1 Single Speed Wiring...............................................13
4-2 Two Speed Wiring .................................................15
4-3 Four Speed Wiring ................................................16
TRIDENT PRO WARRANTY..............................................19
SERIAL NUMBER..........................................BACK COVER
®
ADVANCED WHOLE HOUSE FANS
QC Manufacturing, Inc.
43352 Business Park Drive
Temecula, CA 92590
PH 951.325.6340
FX 951.325.6351
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INCLUDED IN THE BOX
- QuietCool Whole House Fan - QuietCool Damper Box - QuietCool Duct - Removable Grille - Window locks (2)
- Accessory Bag containing needed hardware - Cut-out Template - 8 Hour Timer - Switch (if applicable)
READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS IN THIS GUIDE BEFORE INSTALLING YOUR QUIETCOOL SYSTEM
STOP! Read this page before proceeding! The manufacturer is NOT responsible for faulty installation
or product damages caused through failure to fully read this guide BEFORE attempting installation.
1-1 Special Instructions
1. CHECK the box when opening for the first time; loose parts may shift during shipping. Check box contents against
the section “Included in the Box” before proceeding with installation. Do NOT throw away the shipping box until
completely satisfied with the product. Note: Included controls will be located at the bottom of the box.
2. BEFORE CUTTING into ceiling drywall, “measure twice, cut once.” This ensures that you don’t make mistakes in either
selecting the wrong location for the intake grille, or cutting the wrong size hole.
3. READ wiring instructions BEFORE attempting to wire the product. Product warranty does NOT cover defective motors
resulting from wiring errors.
4. DO NOT use any QuietCool ducted whole house fan in a home with all closed windows.
5. TEST your QuietCool unit before installation using included power cord. If the fan does not work, call us immediately.
Special Instructions to Contractors:
1. DO NOT take the Owner’s Guide with you after the installation. This Owner’s Guide has the serial number and warranty
informaton of the homeowner’s product.
2. DEMONSTRATE the use of the product to the customer before leaving the home, INCLUDING; explain the use of the
timer, switch and/or smart application as applicable.
3. PROVIDE the customer with a completed invoice that clearly shows your company name, product model # and
product serial number, date of sale and installation, and price paid. The manufacturer is not liable for warranty claims
where proof of purchase cannot be verified.
Special Instructions to Do-it-Yourselfers:
1. DO NOT attempt to install any QuietCool cooling and ventilation system yourself if you lack sufficient skill and
experience to do so.
2. WATCH the installation videos on the manufacturer website by visiting www.QuietCoolSystems.com/support or by
scanning any QR code found in this guide that appears next to any instructional step.

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1-2 Product Diagram
A. Hanging Strap: This strap is used to hang the fan from the rafters in the attic.
B. Handy Box: This is where all of the wiring for the fan is contained.
C. Motor Housing: This is the cylinder that houses the motor. Comes in diameters of 14”, 16”, 18” and 20”.
D. Fan Blade: Computer-balanced three-blade fan system.
E. Hand-guard: Added for safety to keep hands out of the motor housing.
F. Acoustical Duct: R-4.2 acoustically lined duct for quiet operation.
G. Damper Box: Mounts to the ceiling and houses the damper doors to keep the home insulated.
H. Damper Doors: R-5 lined damper doors to prevent air movement between the home and attic.
I. Removable Grille: Aesthetically pleasing removable egg-crate ceiling grille.
F. Acoustical Duct
G. Damper Box
H. Damper Doors
I. Removable Grille
A. Hanging Strap
B. Handy-box
C. Motor Housing
D. Fan Blade
E. Hand-guard

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I. Removable Grille
1-3 When to Run the QuietCool Whole House Fans
Anytime it is cooler outside than the inside of your home, the system will work effectively. In the summer this
normally happens in the late afternoon to early evening, through to the next morning. We recommend running
your fan through the evening. If you have a multi-speed fan, you will get the best cooling effect when you turn
the fan on low after desired cooling occurs and let it run throughout the night.
QuietCool can also be used in the winter to heat your home during the day and exhuast the pollutants inside
your home.
1-4 Where to Start Cooling the Home
We recommend cooling the area where you are going to be spending the most time for the next few hours.
For example, in most family situations, the early evening is spent in the kitchen or family room area. Assuming
this to be true, this is where you would want to start the cooling process.
Begin by opening a few windows in the area you are going to be spending your time and turn on all of your
QuietCool fans at once, for maximum cooling. The cooler air outside will immediately begin to create a breeze
in the home making you feel up to 10 degrees cooler, instantly. Opening windows too wide or opening too
many windows will lessen the cooling breeze you feel.
The breeze will flow through your home and make its way to each QuietCool you have in operation.
As it gets later in the evening, and even cooler outside, you can begin to open windows in other rooms of
your home, to prepare for bedtime. Then when it’s time for bed, you should close all the windows in your main
living space, but leave the windows in your occupied bedrooms open. This will provide each room with a cool
breeze as long as desired. If you are using an 8 hour timer, you can automate your fan and have it turn off
when you anticipate it being comfortable for sleeping. If you have a QuietCool installed in each bedroom as we
recommend, you can enjoy the breeze and your privacy with your door closed.
1-5 Indoor Air Quality
You will want to ventilate your home on a very regular basis. Many studies such as one from the
Environmental Protection Agency show that the air inside homes can be 2-5 times more polluted than the
air outside, even in the smoggiest of cities. Your QuietCool system can greatly reduce this problem by bringing
in fresh air and exhausting stale polluted air all year round.
If you have any trouble installing or operating your new QuietCool whole house fan, or for more tips on running
the QuietCool, please visit our website at www.QuietCoolSystems.com or call us at 951-325-6340 for
support.
QuietCool is proudly designed and built in California.

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2. SYSTEM OVERVIEW
2-1 INTRODUCTION
Congratulations on the purchase of your new QuietCool system!
The QuietCool whole house fans dominate the market in energy efficiency and quietness. Whole house fans
operate by pulling the cool air from outside your home, through the living space, into your attic, and out
your attic vents. This accomplishes a cooling effect that can save you up to 90% off your A/C related energy
costs depending on where you live. The difference between QuietCool and a standard whole house fan is a
mix between it’s astounding energy efficiency and it’s jaw-dropping sound level. A standard whole house fan
operates around 75dB; that’s equivalent to a loud vacuum cleaner running! In contrast, our QuietCool whole
house fans average at just around 45 dB; that’s equivalent to quiet conversation!
The QuietCool system uses a cutting edge, patented design to get our sound levels down to a respectable
level. Our fans suspend in the attic and use an acoustical duct that connects to a ceiling box and grille. The
result is an easy installation and quiet operation.
Once the air outside is cooler than the indoor air, crack open a few windows, turn your QuietCool on, and
enjoy the hot air being sucked out of your home and pushed out of your attic with a nice, cool breeze. While
performing 15-22 complete air exchanges per hour, the QuietCool whole house fan system will force the hot
stale air out of the attic which will help your house stay cooler during the hotter hours of the next day!
2-2 Features
• Permanent Split Capacitor (PSC) Motor
• Patented Design
• Built in USA
• 15 Year Warranty
• Included Wall Switch Controls
• Removable Egg-crate Grille
• Optional Winterized R40 Insulation Insert

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2-3 System Venting Recommendation
FOR OPTIMAL PERFORMANCE! - 1 SQUARE FOOT OF NET FREE VENTING PER 750 CFM
Venting plays a very significant role in the performace of whole house fans. QuietCool recommends a minimum
of 1 SQ. FT. for every 750 CFM in the QuietCool system. If an attic has at least 1:750 attic venting, the
QuietCool system will operate efficiently and effectively. If an attic has less than 1:750 attic venting, the
system may not operate as efficiently, or effectively, as it could with 1:750 attic venting. But don’t worry, the
system will still operate if there is not enough venting.
Insufficient venting is a very simple problem to fix. Roofing contractors can add extra venting to most homes
simply and easily. The most common types of venting is shown in the chart below.
RECOMMENDED VENTILATION: 1 SQ. FT FOR EACH 750 CFM
Vent Type Model Type Average Size Venting Sq. Ft.
Gable vent 12” x 19.5” 1.20
Dormer Vent 14” x 8” 0.70
Eave Vent
4”
5”
6”
0.03
0.04
0.07
Ridge Vent 4’ - 12’ 0.125 per ft
Soffit Vent
16” x 4”
16” x 6”
16” x 8”
0.19
0.29
0.39
O’Hagin Vent
Low/Medium Profile
Tapered Low Profile
Low Profile Flat
High Profile
0.5
0.6
0.68
0.68
Turbine Vent
8”
12”
14”
.35
.79
1.1
*Note: This table is only a guideline and is not a guarantee of venting capacity.

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3. INSTALLATION
3-1 Installing QuietCool
NOTE: Be sure to plug in your fan before attempting
to install to ensure that the fan is operational and
the fan blade spins freely.
Installing the QuietCool system is very easy.
Simply follow the steps given below:
1. Determine from down below in which areas you
would like to install your QuietCool fan. Go up into
the attic to mark the exact location for the fan. Make sure you
have a minimum of 30” of clearance. Take the cardboard cut-
out template and a small screwdriver with you. Make sure the
template fits between the framing.
The template size varies depending on which model of QuietCool
fan you are installing:
QuietCool Fan Model Template Size
TRI PRO-1.5 14-1/4” x 14-1/4”
TRI PRO-2.5 14-1/4” x 18-1/4”
TRI PRO-3.3 14-1/4” x 22-1/4”
TRI PRO-4.8 & TRI PRO-5.5 14-1/4” x 30-1/4”
TRI PRO-6.5 14-1/4” x 36-1/4”
2. When you have chosen your exact spot, place the provided
template on the spot and mark it at each corner by pushing
the screwdriver through at each corner to make a hole so
that you can find it from below.
Installation Video:
Watch the video by
scanning the QR
code or visit www.
QuietCoolSystems.com/
support
TOOLS YOU WILL NEED
- Drywall saw - Phillips screwdriver - Pencil - Power-drill - Philips bit

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3. From below, place the cut-out template on the ceiling,
making sure that you have at least 2 inches of
clearance all around it. While holding the template in
place, mark its outline with a pencil.
4. Using a drywall saw or similar device, cut out the hole
in the ceiling.
5. Open and unpack your QuietCool fan.
TIP: If your attic is very tight, you may want
to wire your QuietCool motor housing before
bringing it into the attic. Please follow the wiring diagrams that start on page 13.
6. Take the main assembly, which includes the motor
housing, damper box, and duct into the attic through
the crawl hole and move into position near the ceiling
cut-out hole.
TIP: If your attic access is far from your fan
location, you can remove the duct from the motor
housing and pass the motor housing, duct, and
damper box through the ceiling cut out hole and
reattach the duct to the motor housing in the
attic.
7. Hang the motor head from the rafters by fastening the metal strapping that is attached to the motor
heads to the rafters with the wood screws. Make sure that the handy box on the motor head is at
the very top. Secure duct to damper box using three black sharp screws. Make sure the housing is
angeled slightly up and the duct has a gentle 90 degree bend to help reduce noise level. The angle is
important so the fan does not disturb any blown-in insulation in your attic.
NOTE: Once your QuietCool fan is hung, it’s time to go below and install the damper box and
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NOTE: If you are installing the damper box with a vertical adapter, please follow the
instructions on page 12.
8. Look through the hole and make sure there are no kinks or twists in the ducting. Pull the damper box
down through the hole in the ceiling.
NOTE: The QuietCool Damper Box includes removable flanges in the case that you are
installing the damper box between studs that are exactly 16” on center. To remove the
flanges, simply take a screwdriver and pry between the flange surface and the damper box.
Do this along the entire edge of the flange and it will pop off.
NOTE: The damper box flange is designed to sit on the
backside of the drywall, inside the attic. Do not attempt to
install the damper box with the flanges on the outer side of
the drywall in the home.
9. Using the included drywall screws, fasten the damper box to the
drywall and the joist in the attic.
NOTE: Remember that you must fasten the damper box
to the ceiling joists AND drywall. The purpose of this is to
make sure the damper box stays in place when you are
screwing in the grille. If you do not fasten the damper box
to the drywall, the damper box will not stay in place when
attempting to screw in the grille.
10. Remove removable ceiling grille and screws from its packaging.
Center the grille over the damper box. Install the grille with the
white screws provided by screwing through the drywall into the
flange of the damper box.
NOTE: To remove grille insert, use a flat head screwdriver in
the corners of the grille core. When ready to put your grille
insert back in place, simply push it right into place, and it
will snap in tight.
Grille Installation Video:
Watch the video by
scanning the QR
code or visit www.
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NOTE: Some ceiling surfaces are uneven and may cause a small gap around the edge of the
grille to be present. This can easily be caulked later if excessive.
11. Return to the attic. Using the nylon straps and the long
wood screws provided, support the duct to the framing.
This will stabilize the entire assembly. Replace any
insulation that was removed. The installation of the fan is
now complete
NOTE: Local building codes and standards must be adhered to in the installation of this unit.
NOTE: Additional insulation can be added to the top of the damper box to provide additional
sound dampening
AVOID BACK DRAFTS: Care should be taken to avoid back drafting combustion appliances
that are installed in the conditioned space. Whole house fans are capable of pulling large
quantities of air, from the home, particularly if not enough windows are open. This could
easily back draft gas appliances located inside your home. Take care if you have gas
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3-2 Installing Vertical Adapter (vertical adapter sold seperately)
A vertical wall adapter allows a damper box to be installed in the wall instead of the ceiling. A vertical adapter
is installed on the wall with the damper box mounted diagonally to the wall so the damper doors close
properly when the fan is turned off.
NOTE: Measure the studs in your wall. If they are 16”
on center, you will need to follow steps 1 through 4
completely. If they are wider than 16” on center, you
will only need to follow steps 1 & 4.
NOTE: The damper box MUST be installed with the
damper doors oriented vertically. If the damper box
is mounted on the wall with the damper doors horizontally, the damper doors will not
operate correctly.
1. Note the T (TOP) side of the vertical adapter. Place the
vertical adapter with the T side up onto the damper box
with the side that has only two flanges, flush on the
damper box.
2. If you have studs spaced at 16” on center, you will need
to remove certain flanges on the damper box and vertical
adapter. Using a flat head screwdriver, remove the two side
flanges on the vertical adapter. (See Figure 1)
3. Using a flat head screwdriver, remove the two side flanges on
the damper box. Make sure that you are removing the flanges
on the same side as the flanges you removed on the vertical
adapter. (See Figure 2)
4. Using the included black sharp screws, attach the vertical
adapter to the damper box by screwing them together
through the two remaining flanges. (See Figure 3)
5. The vertical adapter is now installed. Go back to step 8 on
page 10 and continue your installation.
Vertical Adapter Video:
Watch the video by
scanning the QR
code or visit www.
QuietCoolSystems.com/
support
Figure 1
Figure 2
Figure 3

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4. WIRING
NOTE: Wiring Diagrams are for examples only and wiring should be done
by an experienced electrician. 12 or 14-gauge romex is common. Check your local building
code before choosing the wire type.
4-1. Single Speed Wiring
For wiring of the TRI PRO-1.5 with one speed.
4-2. Two Speed Wiring
For wiring of the TRI PRO-2.5, 3.3, 4.8, and 5.5 with two speeds.
4-3. Four Speed Wiring
For wiring of the TRI PRO-6.5 with four speeds.
NOTE: QuietCool whole house fans can be used with the included power cord with a plug
outlet, but will only operate on high speed. The system will also work with a wireless
system using the power cord. The main purpose of the power cord is to test fan
operation.
4-1 Single Speed Wiring (for TRI PRO-1.5)
1. For this installation, you will need (2) 2 wire Romex, single-gang retrofit box, and an 8 Hour Timer.
Using the included wire nuts, tie the black wire from the first 2 wire Romex from the power source to
the black wire on the timer. (see Figure A)
2. Using a wire nut, tie the black wire on the 2 wire Romex from the fan to the red wire on the timer.
3. Using a wire nut, tie the bare copper wires together with the green ground wire on the timer.
4. Using a wire nut, tie the white common wires from the Romex to the white common wire on the timer.
5. Begin wiring the fan by opening up the handy box. Take off the wire nuts within the handy box.
Unscrew the green ground wire. Detach the green ground wire from the power cord. Remove the
power cord. Re-attach the ground screw and wire to the handy box. Cut your green ground wire in
half and strip both sides. (see Figure B)

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Switch
Tie All Ground & Bare Copper Wires Together
All Black Wires Together
All White Common Wires Together
Whole House Fan
14-2 Wire Switch
Tie All Ground & Bare Copper Wires Together
All Black Wires Together
All White Common Wires Together
Whole House Fan
14-2 Wire
Figure B
6. Feed the 2 wire Romex through the handy box. Using the included wire nuts, tie the black wires
together. Tie the white common wires together. Tie your bare copper wire and green ground wires
together.
7. Carefully reinstall the handy box cover.
Power Source
Black Tied
Together with Black
Red Switch Leg
Single Speed Wiring
Tie Black and Red
Wires Together
Whole House Fan
Tie Ground & Bare
Copper Wires Together
14-2 Wire
8 HOUR
4 HOUR
2 HOUR
1 HOUR
HOLD
14-2 Wire
Tie White Common
Wires Together
Power Source
Black Tied
Together with Black
Red Switch Leg
Single Speed Wiring
Tie Black and Red
Wires Together
Whole House Fan
Tie Ground & Bare
Copper Wires Together
14-2 Wire
8 HOUR
4 HOUR
2 HOUR
1 HOUR
HOLD
14-2 Wire
Tie White Common
Wires Together
Figure A

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4-2 Two Speed Wiring (for TRI PRO-2.5/3.3/4.8/5.5)
1. For this installation, you will need a 2 and 3 wire Romex, double-gang retrofit box, an 8 Hour Timer, and
a HIGH-LOW-OFF Switch. Using the 3 wire Romex, attach the black wire to the bottom gold screw on
the right of the switch for high speed and attach the red wire to the top gold screw on the right for low
speed. (see Figure C)
2. With a piece of bare copper wire, attach it to the green ground screw on the switch. Using a wire nut,
tie all bare copper wires together with the green ground wire on the timer.
3. Using the included wire nuts, tie the black wire from the 2 wire power source to the black wire on the
timer. Tie the white common wire from the 2 wire power source to the white common wire on the timer
and the white common wire from fan.
4. Attach the red leg wire from the timer to the top gold screw on the left of the switch. Install the
switches and switch plate cover.
Power Source
Black Tied
Together with Black
Red Switch Leg
High
Low
Two Speed Wiring
Tie Common White Wires
Together
Red Low Speed
Black High Speed
Whole House Fan
Tie All Ground & Bare
Copper Wires Together
14-2 Wire
8 HOUR
4 HOUR
2 HOUR
1 HOUR
HOLD
14-3 Wire
OFF
Power Source
Black Tied
Together with Black
Red Switch Leg
High
Low
Two Speed Wiring
Tie Common White Wires
Together
Red Low Speed
Black High Speed
Whole House Fan
Tie All Ground & Bare
Copper Wires Together
14-2 Wire
8 HOUR
4 HOUR
2 HOUR
1 HOUR
HOLD
14-3 Wire
OFF
Figure C

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5. Begin wiring the fan by opening up the handy box. Take off the wire nuts within the handy box.
Unscrew the green ground wire from the handy box. Detach the green ground wire from the power
cord. Remove the power cord. Re-attach the ground screw and wire to the handy box. Cut your
green ground wire in half and strip both sides. (see Figure D)
6. Feed the 3 wire Romex into the handy box. Using the included wire nuts, tie the black wires together
for high speed. Tie the red wires together for low speed. Tie the remaining white common wires
together. Tie your bare copper wires and green ground wires together.
7. Carefully reinstall the handy box cover.
4-3 Four Speed Wiring (for TRI PRO-6.5)
1. For this installation, you will need (2) 2 wire Romex and (1) 3 wire Romex, double-gang retrofit box, an 8
Hour Timer, and a Double 3-Way Combination Switch.
2. Using the 3 wire Romex from the first fan motor head, attach the black wire to the 4th gold screw on
the right and the red wire to the 3rd gold screw on the right of the switch. Using the 2 wire Romex
from the second fan motor head, attach the black wire to the 2nd gold screw on the switch. Attach
the red wire from the 8 Hour Timer to the bottom black screw on the switch. (see Figure F)
3. Using the 2 wire Romex from your power source, tie the black wire to the black wire on the timer with
a wire nut.
4. Take a piece of bare copper wire and attach it to the green ground screw on the switch. Using a wire
nut, tie all copper wires together with the green ground wire from the timer. Tie all the white common
wires together. Finish the installation of your switches and switch cover plate.
Tie All Ground & Bare Copper Wires Together
Red Wires Together
All Black Wires Together
Common Wires Together
Whole House Fan
14-3 Wire
Tie All Ground & Bare Copper Wires Together
Red Wires Together
All Black Wires Together
Common Wires Together
Whole House Fan
14-3 Wire
Figure D

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Tie All Ground & Bare Copper Wires Together
Red Wires Together
All Black Wires Together
Common Wires Together
Whole House Fan
14-3 Wire
Tie All Ground & Bare Copper Wires Together
Red Wires Together
All Black Wires Together
Common Wires Together
Whole House Fan
14-3 Wire
5. Open up the handy box on the first motorhead. Unscrew the green ground wire and detach the green
ground wire from the power cord. Remove the power cord. Reattch the green ground wire to the handy
box. Cut your green ground wire in half and strip both sides. Strip the red low speed wire.
6. Feed the 3 wire Romex into the handy box. Using the included wire nuts, tie the black wires together for
high speed. Tie the red wires together for low speed. Tie the remaining white common wires together.
Tie your bare copper wires and green ground wires together. Carefully reinstall the handy box cover. (see
Figure E)
Figure E
Power Source
Black Tied
Together with Black
Red Switch Leg
Off High
HighLow
Four Speed Wiring
Tie Common Wires Together
Red Low Speed Wire
Whole House Fans
Tie All Ground & Bare
Copper Wires Together
&
14-2 Wire
8 HOUR
4 HOUR
2 HOUR
1 HOUR
HOLD
14-2 Wire 14-3 Wire
Black High Speed Wires
Power Source
Black Tied
Together with Black
Red Switch Leg
Off High
HighLow
Four Speed Wiring
Tie Common Wires Together
Red Low Speed Wire
Whole House Fans
Tie All Ground & Bare
Copper Wires Together
&
14-2 Wire
8 HOUR
4 HOUR
2 HOUR
1 HOUR
HOLD
14-2 Wire 14-3 Wire
Black High Speed Wires
Figure F

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7. Open up the handy box on the second motorhead. Unscrew the green ground wire and detach the
green ground wire from the power cord. Remove the power cord. Reattach the green ground wire to
the handy box. Cut your green ground wire in half and strip both sides.
8. Feed the 2 wire Romex through the handy box. Make sure all wires are stripped. Then, using the
included wire nuts, tie the black wires together for high speed. Cap the red wire from the motor, as
we will not be using it on this fan. Then, tie your white common wires together. Lastly, tie your bare
copper wire and green ground wire together. (see Figure G)
Tie All Ground & Bare Copper Wires Together
Cap Red Wire
Black Wires Together
Common Wires Together
Whole House Fan
14-2 Wire
Tie All Ground & Bare Copper Wires Together
Cap Red Wire
Black Wires Together
Common Wires Together
Whole House Fan
14-2 Wire
Figure G

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15 YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY
QC TRIDENT PRO LINE WHOLE HOUSE FANS
QC Manufacturing Inc. extends this warranty to the original purchaser of the following QuietCool
Trident Pro Line Models --- QC TRI PRO-1.5, QC TRI PRO-2.5, QC TRI PRO-3.3, QC TRI PRO-4.8,
QC TRI PRO-5.5, and QC TRI PRO-6.5 --- installed and used in a residence under normal conditions
within the United States:
A. Fifteen year coverage applies to the QuietCool motor fan assembly. At our option we
will repair or replace any part of the assembly should it fail to operate during the first
fifteen years from the date of original purchase.
B. One year coverage for all other components including grilles, housings, controls, and
accessories furnished by QC Manufacturing, Inc. At our option, we will repair or
replace any part which fails as a results of defective material or workmanship during
the first year from the original date of purchase.
C. This warranty does not cover any of the following:
1. Accidental or consequential damage resulting from the operation of our equipment
or any malfunction thereof.
2. Cost of service calls to diagnose the cause of problems or the labor charge to
un-install any components.
3. Product failure or damage due to faulty installtion, abuse, misuse, unauthorized
alteration to factory specs, lack of maitenance, or transportation damage.
4. Shipping or postage for warranty claims.
D. To obtain service under this warranty, first contact the dealer where you purchased
the equipment. If you are unable to find or reach your dealer, contact Customer
Service at QC Manufacturing, Inc. In order to process a warranty claim, you must
have your serial number as well as your proof of purchase. QC Manufacturing, Inc.
will not process a warranty claim without a serial number. Your serial number is
located on the fan motorhead as well as on the back of this Owner’s Guide.
This warranty is the only warranty extended by QC Manufacturing, Inc. to purchasers or suppliers of our
equipment. QC Manufacturing, inc. disclaims all other warranties, express or implied, that arise by operation of
the law. Where consumer may have additional warranty rights in accordance with federal and state law, such
rights shall superseed those stated herein.
Rev. 10/20/16
QC Manufacturing, Inc. Customer Service
43352 Business Park Dr.
Temecula, CA 92590
www.QuietCoolSystems.com
951-325-6340

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Fan Serial Number Information
Retain for your records. Serial number is
required for warranty purposes.