Can someone describe where the power cord plugs in to the motor? I'm trying to figure out if I can attach a hepa filter to the back of this box fan
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The power cord plugs into the motor in the center. But the cord runs under the "cage" and out the bottom. How big is the hepa filter? I think it might work.
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There is an "L" shaped arm supporting the motor, and the power cord comes off at the bend in the arm. This is a great fan; very quiet with strong output. The remote is easy to use and very useful.
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Of course not! To be honest: it's too much money for a "box with a fan" behind a hepa filter... I suggest try another air cleaner.
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I think the shipper gives you the choice of a "pig tail" cord or other. We have an older system that has the hose outlet and then the plug beside it so I got the pig tail electrical cord that gives some slack to plug into the wall outlet. I also still have my old power head that I keep downstairs and it hooks up just fine to that it also has the two prong.
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The fan has a connector block that accepts a stripped end, which is then screwed down with a set screw. The block doesn't have a ground, so only a 2-wire cord is necessary, and the fan draws very little power, so a beefy cord isn't necessary. Best would be 2-wire into a GFI socket or 3-wire with ground to the housing.
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you need to tell me which end. Where the blades attach? or Where it meets the fan motor?
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Sorry, don't know. It plugs into the power plug on back of the unit, the power plug then plugs into the cooling fan.
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The fan that I received had a heavy power cord with 3 prong plug. I use the fan as a cooling fan for our greenhouse and it has worked like a charm - had no problems with it (it runs all summer long when the temp gets too high).
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I'm away for a couple of weeks so can't answer your question as can't measure. I can tell you I've had no problem placing it where I want but worse case scenario is you'll need to buy an extension cord. I bought a second vu2531. Hey, they are overpriced but I love the quiet and the breeze it puts out. Honeywell also make some reasonably quiet fans and amazon has them.
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Its not plugged into an outlet. I believe that my husband wired it in. The fan control in a little knob that is on the side that the air is blowing towards.
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Hello Ryan,I personally used the type of power cord that plugs into the back of a computer. I cut off the end that plugs into the power supply of a computer, removed about 1/2 inch of insulation of the newly exposed wire and connected 2 of the wires to the inline fan. Worked beautifully. Hope this helps.
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Don't know, yet, sorry. I have not installed this fan so far. The one I already own has pull cords so I've got my fingers crossed!
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There is a Power pack to plug into the wall and small 3ft cord. Needs to be near an outlet. Its not quiet, makes a little hum from the electric fans.
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Mine is in a box of camping gear at the moment so I can't look but I don't recall there being a hole for an AC adapter. It's a portable, battery operated fan..I think that says it all.
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There are small groves in the bottom frame of the fan box. Just plug-in those small legs in those groves in the bottom of the frame.
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There is a sonicrafter accessory called a "Dust Extraction Adapter", that hooks up to a shop vac. My guess the adapter screws into the holes. The adapter didn't have very good reviews, so I passed on buying one.
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Yes to both. I put a junction box on the wall behind the fan with a solid cover plate with a hot wire within. cut the plug off the cord and ran the wire within the wall to boxWorks just fine as a pull cord on fan controles the 3 speeds.