Leading manufacturer of radon mitigation fans, systems, and accessories designed to effectively reduce radon levels in residential and commercial buildings.
RadonAway is the world’s leading manufacturer of radon fans and a premier distributor of radon mitigation systems and accessories. Specializing in air and water radon reduction, the company offers a comprehensive range of products including high-performance radon fans (such as the RP, XP, and GX series), easy-read U-tube manometers, and short-term radon test kits.
Designed for use by trained professionals and certified mitigators, RadonAway products are engineered for reliability, quiet operation, and durability in various climates. From installing active soil depressurization systems to monitoring system performance, RadonAway provides the essential tools required to ensure safe and healthy indoor air quality by venting hazardous radon gas outdoors.
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The U-tube Manometer indicates the vacuum pressure within the radon mitigation system. It does not measure radon levels. If the fluid levels in the U-tube are equal (reading zero), it indicates the fan is not creating suction and may require service.
It is recommended to test your home for radon at least every two years, or after any significant renovations, to ensure the mitigation system is functioning effectively.
Radon fans are designed to run continuously. Turning off the fan will stop the mitigation process, allowing radon levels to rise. Additionally, leaving a fan installed but unpowered for more than 48 hours can lead to fan failure due to moisture accumulation.
RadonAway fans and systems are intended for installation by trained, professional, and certified/licensed radon mitigators to ensure compliance with local codes and effective radon reduction.
Fans should typically be mounted vertically with the outlet pointing up, in an unconditioned space such as an attic, garage, or outdoors, to prevent condensation damage and ensure proper venting.