What is it's Highest CFM and RPM ? It is hard to buy a product based on perception and this appears deceitful? We would like an answer. Thanks.
825798
I can't find a cfm or rpm from the manufacturer, but I will tell you this fan is powerful but quiet. I use it at my shop to keep me cool and it will dry your floors in 5 minutes. This fan is different than other fans because the air is in a concentrated line, it does not disperse until it hits something. I like it because it is quiet at full power so you can talk over it, but if you are not paying attention the air will surprise you as the girls at my work will attest. Blew all their paperwork to the other side of the building.
825799
According to the manufacturer, (L) 384 CFM (M) 434 CFM (H) 460 CFM (cubic feet per minute).
825800
I had these in my beauty shop and i can tell you they will freeze you to death , I don't know how they work but I gave one to my son ( who is a cheapskate) and told him he could turn down his a/c and use this and he would be fine , he called the next day and said he had to get a blanket with it on I used to sell out the lowes in midland texas because all my customers wanted one of these
266254
CFM is the best on the market. The problem is that the speed control is LOW quality. You will need to cut off the speed control, and add a cig. lighter plug with fuse. I had 3 fans-speed control broke on ALL of them in just a few months!
1202947
don't know the rpm, can't hear it running at all. I bought the 430watt about 5 yrs ago and its still going, I currently own 2 more 600watt's, would recommend this psu. hope that helps. hint if you're used to hearing a noise from your computer you might be hearing the cpu fan, especially if it is aftermarket.
2283283
I would suggest a unit with a higher CFM speed to better, and faster, circulate the air in your shop. I have a smaller shop so the lesser capacity is not a problem.Regards, John
37703
The literature says it has a no-load speed of 2000-4000 rpm. Seems about right while using it.
1091754
Hello Cy, the drone is there but it is not all that bad. The car sounds amazing with the Flowmaster's on it. I am trying to think what RPM it seems the loudest but my Challenger has been in storage all winter and I really don't remember. I guess that speaks for it self. It is subjective of course but I don't mind it at all. Did I mention my car sounds awesome... :)
2132080
Its not a high rpm tool. It is a variable trigger. I use as a gasket cleaning tool in automotive with 3m disc. I wish it had more rpm.
2100639
My apologies for not get back to you sooner . I don't know about how fast the RPM's are on this drive. I think it would be based on thee fact of the speed transfer rate. I looked up info for the drive including the BUFFALO website but i did not find anything. Is a fast drive, good luck
1638279
I have had two of these fans for about a year now. I can't speak to the 'improved in motor speed' question. Meaning? I live in Largo, FL and used them a lot. No problems. Slight noise increase from day one.
2234255
My guess (as it's so hard to find the rpm spec anywhere on the WD site) is that it's 5400rpm. That said, it's pretty zippy and I've had no problems (other than Pro Tools refusing to work with it due to the non-Oxford chipset) streaming audio and video from it.
91284
I compared specs of this against the newer FFRS1222Q1 and the only difference seems to be the CFM (cubic feet per minute) airflow rate at highest speed, being 500 on this one and 339 on the new one. Additionally this one claims to cool 640 sq ft, while newer one is just 550 sq ft, probably a result of a lower fan speed. Not sure why they would make a new model just to lower fan speed. Maybe it's quieter, but there's nothing in the specs for that.
1486642
Mine does not say, nor does the on-screen "properties" window state the RPM. Sorry.
2214402
According to the product description for this same fan over at Sears.com, it's pushing 179 CFM.Power requirements are needlessly hard to come by. Hengs Industries doesn't even list it on their site.
732309
You're welcome. That is hilarious - 6000 RPMs. I did not find the RPM data in the manual instead I found it at the following website: http://www.farreys.com/ceiling_fans/casablanca/bullet_fan.html but it only provided data regarding the highest speed.
1818216
It's actually just R 1.04 (very low) - unless you put a continuous 3/4" air gap around it with spacers - which almost no one ever does. Then it goes up to R-4 or something. Here's a balanced article with the pros and cons: http://bit.ly/a4VRz0 The stuff is pretty and easy to work with and I used it one some ducts in my basement. But know its limits and certainly don't mistake it for "high performance". The stuff is only 5/16" thick and you can't magically change the laws of physics with shiny foil.
569832
I remember seeing the CFM of this fan, because that was an issue with me when I bought my first one, and remember being impressed with the cfm rating(and all the other size air kings since I own four) but dont remember WHERE I saw it.....you should be able to find on Google......I have no idea what the wattage is BUT.....These FANS MOVE A LOTTA AIR.......American Made quality that REALLY MOVES AIR....much more than competing fans.....
2108249
"Average air consumption 6.2 cfm - Actual air consumption 25 cfm", (??) according to CP's website. All I know is it's never bogged running off of my old, oil-free 120 volt, 4HP DeVilbiss that's rated for 6.9 CFM @ 90 PSI. I run it with 30' or more of 3/8" line, no special high flow fittings or anything, and it's broken some pretty gnarly fasteners with no struggle at all. I wrench DIY, not pro, and I believe the DeVilbiss draws about 14 amps.