Can it be used in a closed fan globe?
1980591
Don't see why it wouldn't. There is no heat generation. Works just like a regular bulb but doesn't burn out. It just keeps going & going & going. It's the Energizer bunny of bulbs.
1980592
According to the Philips LED bulb data sheet, it should not be used in a totally enclosed fixture.
1980593
I would think so assuming dimensions fit - the temps are much lower so I have found that it is a great option for enclosed globes.
1980594
I have been using them inside enclosed porch light fixtures with no problems
487442
Yes as long as you have a sealed vapor barrier between the fan and the insulation
1806407
As long as you have a standard fan housing, it would be possible to use this fan outdoors. However, I would not recommend it since the blade material is wood and the housing is not designed for outdoor usage. This means that the blades will eventually droop and the internal components will corrode; this process will be accelerated if you live in a place with relatively high humidity.
231936
Don't think you can use fan other than original size. Furthermore, this is really a very quiet fan.
775777
As long as it's also a 120mm fan, I don't see why not. As the other answer said, there are additional clips included for this purpose.
615533
I would say no. The magnetic material is not really that strong. I put it on the ceiling fan and gravity keeps pulling it down. I had to anchor it down
475598
I don't think so. I just squeeze these two clamp type objects and it holds it on the fan after you let it go.
1386329
Yes. This fan can be locked in just about any position you want. For this size fan, it puts out a lot of air. I never have to turn it above low. Best fan I have ever had.
510425
No. The fans needs to be in the open. unless it's open in the back for then.
1232459
I would say yes. As long as air is getting to the heatsink, I think it would work fine without the fan.
792769
It may but I returned mine. I thought it was junk! I bought a Fantastic Fan! Well worth the extra money.
2273204
Yes. This fan is rated for direct contact with insulation. Being a fluorescent bulb, it does not generate very much heat...
69490
yes. the louvers are normally closed by gravity, they open when fan is on due to air pressure holding them open
1947956
Immediate answer I would say yes, it should be big enough. But really it depends on how big of a draw the fan motor is. <electrical engineer>
1643475
Yes it can providing the fan will still fit in your window.Be sure of window opening .Hope this helps.
1036165
That is not really what it was designed for. It is used to redirect harmful fumes from solder/desoldering in an enclosed area. A large fan might suit your needs a bit better, and less expensive.
1080805
Yes, it could. Although would be pretty useless and really used for decorative purposes only. You would have to use largest power fan, you can get a hold of. Possibly could work, but see it more for looks then functionality. GL