Can the AM02 be used as exhaust fan? Will it create a noticeable current of air 2 ft away from fan? ty
1506691
I believe the fan has a great motor and it does a strng noticeable flow up to about 15 feet away. I have been very happy with my purchase.
1506692
I use this - Holmes HAWF2043 Dual Blade Twin Window Fan with One Touch Thermostat as an exhaust fan. Works better.
1506693
It will create a noticeable current two feet away I don't know if it would work for an exhaust fan.
1506694
Yes, i think it can be used as an exhaust fan and the air flow can be noticed at 2ft or a little more. Is not a súper strong airflow but can certainly feel it.
1506695
I don't believe it would do the job of an exhaust fan. It's a very good recirculator but it would not create a noticeable current 2 ft out. BA
1506696
I use it primarily to blow air in from a 6" open sliding door on a balcony, from outside into the room. You can't really feel much air movement on the intake side, but it blows quite strongly up to 12 to 14 feet away on the output side at level 3 of about six levels of fan speed so it is moving quite a bit of air. Above level 3 it starts to get a bit noisy, maybe too noisy to sleep easily. I've tried using it to blow outward and that seems to work, but it's harder to tell for sure that it's sucking from the room.
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.
1623719
No. Please don't waste your time and money on this fan. The output is pitiful. I returned it.
1747455
I have the dual fans (4000 cfm) ... using to cool a 355 SBC they are quality units, work fine, however, they draw a lot of juice and are noise. I had to go to a 140 amp. alternator to carry the load. I'm going to put seperate switches so I can run 1 fan on cool days and 2 only when needed to drop the load and noise. engine mounted in a '74 260Z roadster conversion with tight engine bay so cooling, even with an alum. rad. and ceramic coated headers a task. Fans did the trick.
22140
I have a Corsair H90 140 mm installed. I have it exhaust out of the back side of the case. Moved the existing fan to the bottom of the case. No issues, cools great.
315558
yes, you can. two key for this: a. exhaust ducking as big as possible. b. distance can not too long, otherwise exhaust fan will not enough power to push hot air out.
2258147
I'm using it for basically the same thing, blowing down into the top of a power amp to cool the main heatsink. Works great and it's silent. Based on my experience with other similar fans and all the servers/workstations I've serviced I expect many years of use.
1440805
Retail Package has an included fan and heatsink: but it's going to be LOUD. I suggest a Liquid Cooling Assembly like the Antec H2O 620. I have found it fits nicely on both sockets 775 and 1155.
860055
I bought this fan http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007HJAM50/ref=oh_details_o00_s02_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 used it in a rack mounted case with fans in front and back of case and helped direct airflow out the back. Any socket 2011 fan will work.
1038537
The fan is quite strong. There is also an accordion hose for both the exhaust and the cool air. Depending upon how far apart your two employees are, you could put a splitter on the cool air and give each some air. It should be adequate especially if you had the outlet overhead so the cold air "falls" on them. You also might do better by replacing the accordion tube with a smooth sided duct to reduce drag on the air.
108527
It requires 120V 15 amp circuit. I installed 12 of these exhaust fan and I would say it is noisy. The sticker on it says that it is 2.5 sones so do not expect anything better.
1431408
The fan on top of ur PSU is actually an intake(usually), not the exhaust. The exhaust is the rear of the PSU. So it will suck cool air from below and exhaust hot air out the back, instead of sucking hot air from the case if it were up. That is y there is a removable filter at the bottom as it collects dust before it's sucked into the PSU
2150837
i was useing two of these - it worked but maid a hell of alot of noise - so i just bought another hydrofarm active air 6 inch in-line fan 400 cfm, i also use a speed control to adjust the amount of air out of my exhaust - i also use another one as my intake or cooling fan - both are attached to carbon filters - filter in - filter out - also in my exhaust i use a silicon based aromatic to remove the smell. HOPE THIS HELPS
1734284
You want the fan to push the air out of the exhaust vent. On my fan, the housing outlet is positioned so that if the fan turns one way, the air is blown into the outlet. If it turns the other way it isn't and the fan is less effective. I suspect most housings are similarly designed.
2092789
This fan has two mounting brackets for normal and mini motherboards. The FM2 boards are no different than the AM2/AM2+/AM3/ AM3+ and FM1/FM2 socket dimensions. The only differnece is the CPU chip istelf. Be aware that you will need to "trick" your motherboard in believeing it has a fan. Since there are no electrical wires to let your motherboard know that the CPU had a fanless cooler (some motherboards will not boot up if they "think" the fan is not pluged in). Also, this cooler is fairly tall. Make sure your case has enough clearance. Kind regards
1250479
It will not work like a/c. It is a strong fan (compared to other battery operated fans), so it will give you about a 10-15 degree wind chill cooling effect like other fans. But no, it will not cool like a/c.
2073706
It certainly moves a volume of air, but you'd have to fabricate a fitting over the output opening and route it up to your opening that you plan on exhausting the air. I think you'd be better off with buying an actual attic exhaust fan.