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Question: I'd like to use this as an RV kitchen exhaust fan (the original is very very low flow) I see it is ignition proof and moisture proof. Would it work?
Document: With the blower fan, it almost feels like there is a gush of air coming in from outside the bathroom. The best part was the "hot shower test". In the past, with only the Broan exhaust fan running, there would still be a lingering mist in the bathroom after a 5-minute (we are green) shower. Now? Nothing. No fogging in the mirror, and if I observed it during the shower, I could see the mist being sucked up at a really high rate.
But as soon as the blower fan started, we could hear a "swish", and the Broan fan is now almost quiet, leaving the blower fan doing all the work. As an engineer, this is easy to understand, since the blower fan has created a very low pressure zone for the Broan exhaust fan, so it is under very little stress.
Purchased these for use in a model car spray paint booth because they were ignition protected and moved a lot of air. Since they are 12v I powered them off of an old PC power supply. Both work as intended, very loud but boy do they have a lot of airflow.
The simple solution would have been to entirely cover the motor with weather protection, or use a stainless steel housing. After all, it's designed for the marine environment, and that means exposure to water.Short term, the RULE is a great blower at a low price. Long term, it should be replaced before it fails.
Like others have said, this blower blows! Moves lots of air, and is very loud. Once mounted inside the ducts, like typical usage, it was much quieter.I use it to boost a dryer vent line, and has so far survived the heat and humidity. I'll update if it fails.Update Feb. 9, 2014: After working for exactly 2 years in a dryer vent line, the motor has failed. It spins, but with a fraction of it's original speed.
I need a 4" fan for my greenhouse. I bought this fan and the AC power adapter recommended for it here on Amazon. It simply does not work. Instructions show that there should be a switch in the circuit. What kind of switch? Where would I get one? The instructions say very little, but they do say it many languages. Bottom line is I can get this fan to work at all and I really need it and this is frustrating.
This little fan moves a lot of air. I did not know what to expect, but when I plugged it in - I was literally blown away! I bought this fan with the power cord that Amazon said people &#34;frequently bought together&#34; assuming that they would work together. Well, you know what happens when you assume. One kind person posted a pretty extensive review specifying which power cord to get - I wish I paid more attention to that.
I use the12v 6a Adapter Power Supply for LCD Monitor with Power Cordas the power supply to power it, and it has been working great so far. The blower is switched by the same wall switch hooked up to the exhaust fan.
just put up my blower. i use it as exhaust, it a little loud but it' fine since only goin to use it when taking a hot or warm shower during winter. havent tried to suck any moist out yet but i am sure it will be okay since my bathroom really small. i asked lots of question during installation and everybody willing to give really great advises. my first power supply did not work properly so i had to chance to the power supply recommended wit the blower and it works.
Simple, easy to use, easy to install. No complaints. It was a tad smaller than the original unit it replaced. This blower is stronger than the one it replaced. Made in China, but no problems.
Answer: yes