How much air does the Patton 18" high velocity fan move?
1562866
This is not a good fan. It is not like the old 5 blade fans made about 10 years ago, I( don't think you can find them fans anymore?
1562867
I do not know exactly how much but it is pretty impressive in that department
1562868
It moves more than a standard box fan and it moves it quietly. On low air moves sufficiently, medium much more, and high really to much air movement.
1562869
I have a Very large patton fan which is All metal. Love it. This one is plastic. humm. The velocity is fine for a medium sized area, and fairly darned quiet. However, the fan housing could not be clamped down far enough to hold it in place. It kept moving to a horizontal position. My engineer simply put a heavy piece of wire with a hook at each end. then he hooked one end to the stand and one to the cage. worked like a charm. good value. The bigger fan is pricey, sturdy but Loud on high.
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.
549795
This is not a quiet fan; but puts out the most air movement I've ever seen.
311431
Watch out for a defective fan motor that changes speed by itself. You won't feel any air movement at all. If you are lucky enough to get one where the motor is OK, it does a pretty good job moving air up to about 20 feet.
1312452
You should actually look for the amp draw on all fans. The higher amps the higher out of pocket exspense. I would say you have it backwards. It takes more amps to move more cfm.(Cubic feet per min)
443185
My room is 10x20 and I'm impressed by how much air this fan pushes. I know the reviews say small room but I can see this in a large room. One of the best fans I've purchased.
1058526
Somewhat, but not much. If you need a big range of motion, I'd look elsewhere. However, this is an excellent fan. Best I've owned of its kind.
750484
Don't know exactly but it's a very small fan made to cool motherboard very very tiny fan. It doesn't take up any space it gets installed into armor
1504108
19" As per my servery, this fan is the best among others in motor capacity and in speed(cfm)Good luck
641395
The fan I received is an 80mm, the product may have changed. It would be quieter if it were mounted with better hardware than the snap-on speaker bracket my tower came with.
581739
To add to the other answers- the fan is not going to blow you away. It works well, but it's hardly noticeable.
1906247
In simple terms, NO. The fan turns over the air in my PC cabinet that is 6' long, 2' high and about 15" deep enough to drop the temperature 15 deg. I don't know how much CFM this would be but it does what I want it to do. If you want to feel the air, forget it. With the back of my hand 3"from the fan unit I can not tell if it is on or off.
1616179
My kitchen is 12 x 14 and is open to my family room. The fan is capable of moving air in both areas on high speed.
1858519
This is the best fan I've ever owned. It takes up less space and puts out more air than an oscillating fan.
1055779
Of course it depends on the fan setting, but I have noticed walking toward the fan from 15-20 feet away there is air movement on the medium speed setting
1714154
it's only a fan. It will blow whatever temperature air from the area you place it in. The movement of air will feel cooler then stationary air.
1957236
No, it's a 3-speed fan. Very quiet on the lowest setting; not even very loud on high, yet it moves a considerable amount of air for its size.