Chris talks about a system we installed for a family in New Brighton, Minnesota that required four suction points.

Pressure field extension testing helped us determine how many suction points were needed, where they would be the most effective, how much air we needed to move, what size pipe to use, how to set out valves, and what to set our Fantech RN4EC radon fan at.

This installation took the two of us three days.

The radon levels started at 5.7 pCi/L and our radon monitor was reading 0.3 when we wrapped up the project.

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