can one fan blow out and the other in?
851418
Yes, it has three settings both in, both out and one in/one out It also has three speed settings which are electronic, so it starts on low when turned on. The speed settings are independent from the fan direction
851419
Yes, it has three settings both in, both out and one in/one outIt also has three speed settings which are electronic, so it starts on low when turned on.The speed settings are independent from the fan direction
851420
Yes. In, out, and one in and one out. Theres also a hi and low setting for each
1290555
Its a fan man lol. Has 3 settings to blow. If you want it to suck I suppose you can just turn it around to face the other way.
247480
If you are looking for it to blow out straight from the wall no it can't. The fan can only be rotated left to right.
1091763
no. the fan pulls in from the ground and blows out the back. the psu is simply upside down.
126340
I have one blowing in and one blowing out. I also added a cooling tray under my components. it has been over a year and it seems to be working very well.
2181161
Yes I don't think two fans will be needed however. They put out a great amount of air and also pressure.
651500
yes on both question..we believe...it's been a while since my husband installed the fan. We are very happy with it. Also, Broan is wonderful about answering questions.
1509266
They do work separately!!! Under each fan is a switch that you can slide from intake to exhaust. That's why I love this fan so much. You can exhaust the hot air from the day and start taking in the cool evening air. I do regret ordering them for delivery though. Two times! My bad. Each was shipped in the store display box and damaged along the way.
911993
Absolutely not. My fan makes a whooshing / blowing noise. A "white noise" if you will.
1892353
You can have both exhaust, one exhaust and one blowing in or both blowing in.
1084285
As long as both fans are the same make and model, it shouldn't be a problem.
1048047
flip the fan over -- the fan doesn't know the difference. It exhausts air or evacuates (sucks) depending upon how it's installed.
655704
Hi there. Your front fan should be blowing cooler air in. That is as long as your fan in the back is blowing the warmer air out. Hope that helps
1276799
It blows toward the card. I found that I only needed one fan to cool my Adaptec Raid card, so now have a spare fan (yea).
1824515
Yes. I use 3 of them as exhaust fans. I believe that the fans blow air in the direction of the label on the front, but all you'll have to do is see which way they blow and screw them in in that direction
1919593
Should be no problem, as long as you have enough static vents to supply air when both are running, these are usually located in the eaves. If you don't, you could create a negative pressure situation and suck air from inside your house. Although I don't see the point of having both go out, the point is to remove heat from the ceiling. I would think going from the shady side of the house to the sunny side, both blowing the same direction would be the most effective way to do that.
2197489
I don't think so, fans are designed to suck air through one port,unless fan is reversible,do what I did and buy longer inlet ductwork.