Which direction does the air flow? Does it come out the side where the VR knob is or does it enter by the VR knob?
213936
The air blows OUT of the side where you can adjust the speed of the fan, hoped that helped.
213937
It comes out of the VR knob side. It's very easy to disassemble if you want to reverse it. Depending on how much of it you want reversed, you could undo 1 bolt to slip the VR Knob off and flip it, or you could undo the bottom 2 and flip the stand around.
2180755
Well all fans blow air in one direction... It's how you install it. You can install them facing in or out this is a standard with computer case fans.
1109039
The side with the colored rings is the side for the air intake. It should show on the side of the fan, a small arrow pointing which way the air flows
1429989
There aren't any "vents" per-say, you can direct the air flow left to right via "finns" controlled by a tab above the discharge port. It works well enough.
1532086
The left knob controls the function (Overhead -OFF- Hand). The right knob controls temperature. There is no way to increase or decrease flow.
2253342
If I remember correctly the right side control, when facing the air coming from the heater, is first fan only, second heater low heat and third heater high heat. On the left side you set the ambient room temperature at which the heater turns off. This means as you move the knob to point towards the thicker part of the line it will shut the heater off when the room temp reaches a higher temp. This control is very finicky and never worked properly for me. Hope this helps.
1892354
You can set the airflow direction to exhaust (out), intake (in), or exchange (one blade blowing air in and the second blade blowing air out) by pressing the air flow button.
142639
The fan is mounted inside a 6inch diameter metal tubing about 6 0r 8 inches long.,connecting wires comes out on the side. The direction of air flow is marked on the housing. Depending on your use you can either suck out air or byreversing direction blow air into.
1331267
Yes, the way the motors are oriented allows for airflow out toward the walls of the room as opposed to directly down like a standard ceiling fan. Thank you, Michael H. Dan's Fan City
1940220
There is an arrow on the fan that show you the direction the air will flow. If mounted on the rear of the case, You always want the fan to blow air out of your case.
814140
No, air is drawn in to the unit through the flat mounting surface on the back. The round interface shown in the photo is for the return only.
617513
That little white tab that pull out, don't. It makes no sense. It allows very little out side air to come in. Makes the a/c less efficient when the a/c is working. Plus, insects can come through it. The picture only trying to show you how it works, it only opens so far. It's only an options for outside air, but if you leave it open while using the a/c instead of just the fan, then your a/c will not cool your place as well and you'll use more electricity.
420145
No, the motor direction is controlled from the base of the motor housing with a switch from one direction to the other.... Typically, you would just need to adjust it seasonally anyway whether your intention was to draw hot air down from the ceiling during the winter or pull cool air up from the floor in the summer. BTW, it's very quiet and powerful little unit. Very happy with it.
1013003
There are arrows on the long edge that indicate direction of airflow. As you remove the old filter you should be able to see the direction arrows. Otherwise, with the old filter removed, turn on your vacuum briefly to feel or use a piece of paper by the opening to determine direction of flow. My vacuum blows outward and that matched with the direction arrows on old filter. I suspect that is how most if not all installations work since the filtered air is typically being dispersed back into the room so the arrow should point out into the room.
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Annette, it can be installed facing backwards, so I think you can use it without reverting the manufacturer intended flow direction. I hope this help.
187228
The go in clockwise direction. No they can't be reversed, but they can be adjusted and moved around. You can control tr flow of the fan
2050740
The fan if clipped sideways can only move up and down. If clipped sideways (like on a bar for an example), then it can move left to right. So yeah, there are limitations to how you can move the fan around. The clip is strong, will clip on to things well.