What are the benefits of having a fan in a UV Light? I know this one does not and that is a concern
217776
I honestly do not know. I have debated getting one with a fan just to test that out; if I do, I will for sure let you know. Good luck, and sorry I couldnt answer.
217777
I don't see a difference honestly. I've had this since December, 2014 and I absolutely love it!!
1774333
I don't have a light with mine. (My preference), but I love this fan. It is so quiet.
1607452
Unknown. Because the UV is a feature that you can turn off or on, you don't have to use it. The unit itself does a very good job without the UV. You could try calling the manufacturer-their website doesn't mention the type of UV light, but customer service might.
255466
I use the one I have on large fans and it works OK. I don't know about using for lights.
2156633
If it's a couple feet away from curtains you should be ok. I meant that in an enclosed area it gets the ambient temperature hot. Air circulation and heat are always the issues inside. If heat is a concern then go led and or ad fans.
1039445
It does come with a small fan that will help with drying. But not sure what the UV lamp will do on regular polish. It runs on 220v. Bought this unit a year ago, still going strong. Hope this helps.
1970987
Turn on when ever you use lamp. The lights get hot and it keeps the housing cool,preventing over heating. Use the gloves they offer. To prevent exposure to UV . Hopes this helps
212990
There will be heat coming from the lamp due to the flow of photons in this portion of the electromagnetic spectrum. However, UV-C may, under some conditions be visible, but you should not look at the light directly at all. A photometer can be purchased at a very reasonable price that will positively confirm the devices function and they can be purchased on Amazon and can tell you how well your device is working. I hope this helps.
1010214
I have one that I leave connected to my computer constantly, and I rarely turn it off. The hard drive only spins up when it's in use, so if you don't use it much, heat isn't an issue. And as long as you are in a temperature-controlled room that stays below 85 to 90 degrees, it shouldn't matter how much you use it. A fan is only necessary if the ambient temperatures is very hot.
131573
I might not understand question correctly. But if u mean u wanna use fan to pull thru filter and then push thru light. The answer is yes. But if you put it at the end and pulled thru filter and thru the light. These fans work better when they are pulling air not pushing it.
2197490
One more thing.... I also added an Honeywell UV light in the duct to kill bacteria in the air and also is effective during the summer when the a/c condenser has water sitting on the coil or in the process of draining. You can purchase one on Amazon... and it is easy to install.
835310
You are not exposed to the UV light; it is tucked underneath the unit and easy to change. I got the bulb with 20% coupon at bed bath and beyond recently. When the UV light burns out, a small warning light will show.
1120140
The purpose of the fan is to remove the heat from the enclosed environment by forcing air out which causes cooler air to be drawn in. If you simply place the fan inside of the enclosed area, it will only serve to circulate the warm air and thus never provide any cooling at all. Do not install it without having a hole for the fans to be mounted to as well as an equally sized hole on the opposite side of the enclosure to allow for cooler air to come in. This is a great question to ask though.
516982
Gary, My concern would be having the fan exposed to moisture. If you live in a dry area this may not be a problem. I live in Florida so it probably is not a good idea here. Mine is installed in my living room.
2121503
There are separate functions in this fixture. The fan part removes humidity/odors like any bath fan would, and then there are two light bulbs which also can be heat lamps if you wish or not...depending on what you want. The heat lamp does heat up the area pretty well if the bath isn't too big.
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Not at all. First, even on high, it has almost no power. You need to be right in front of it to even know it's on. Second, in order for this fan to cool the room down, the air outside has to be much cooler than the air inside. If it's hot outside, it will merely bring that hot air in and weakly circulate it. I find this fan useful ONLY when it's cool outside--like at night.
946266
I can't speak to your specific situation but I'll give you an example. My MacBook Pro gets a little warmer than usual when I do graphic design (ie InDesign) and it still felt warm with the fan running on full power. My computer was overheating a lot when I did video editing and I haven't noticed it as much lately but then again, I haven't done a lot of video lately either. I'm not confident that the fan is strong enough to keep your laptop cool but maybe it would be just enough to prevent complete overheating.