Why no CFM or energy useage info.?
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Manufacturer's note: " Suncourt's Equalizer® EQ2 boosts airflow to problem areas, giving you the comfort your family deserves. The Equalizer's powerful, quiet fan works to pull extra air out of weak registers, increasing airflow by up to 80%." Energy usage should be minimal its basically a small fan with a control board and sensor.
906608
Manufacturer's note: " Suncourt's Equalizer EQ2 boosts airflow to problem areas, giving you the comfort your family deserves. The Equalizer's powerful, quiet fan works to pull extra air out of weak registers, increasing airflow by up to 80%." Energy usage should be minimal its basically a small fan with a control board and sensor.
906609
Interesting question...don't know the answer...but will offer a guess as to the cfm...perhaps 100 and energy use age is like 20-40 watts...intermittent ..it is about equivalent to a cheep bath fan but quieter..
1027593
The honeywell site will tell you the theoretical cfm, I don't recall what they claimed. The actual horsepower will depend on time of day, season and solar cell positioning. I purchased a larger solar cell to get more air moving in the winter months as it was pretty anemic. Still, a worthwhile purchase and it is working solid after 6 months.
1793141
I have no idea, since I have only this version. Perhaps you could print out the features and specifications of each fan and compare them that way.
1780220
They should always show the watts that it's rated to handle. The fact they provided a page of useless description but left out something important makes it suspicious to me.
825092
I don't know how to calculate cfm. The fan has 2 speeds. On high it blows about the same as an electric plug in fan. I highly recommend this fan.
2001875
I don't see that information anywhere on the box or instructions. Please contact www.conair.com for that information.
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.
2257678
It has a filter on the bottom, so just keep that clean and it should never lose CFM. You can wash it with water as it is plastic, just make sure it's dry when you reinstall.
690991
Here is a link to the manual. http://www.sharpusa.com/ForHome/HomeEnvironment/AirConditioners/AFS100RX.aspx?view=manuals
206785
I found it on the Lotos web site in the manual. The CFM requirement is only 3.8. @ 66 PSI. A small compressor should do the job. Tank size will not matter if you have at least these specs.
246075
very low energy use because of the small size of the fan. There are three fan speeds low, med, high. You set the humidity level you are comfortable with. When that level is reached the fan shuts off until the level drops and then it turns on again. We have a 1800 sq ft home and it keeps it at 40% humidity with no noticable spike in power use.
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Wondering those specs myself and I found this on another website: CFM/AMP Information: Inline Fan 4" - 171 CFM / 1 AMP Inline Fan 6" - 435 CFM / 1 AMP Inline Fan 8" - 745 CFM / 1.7 AMPS Inline Fan 10" - 780 CFM / 2.1 AMPS Inline Fan 12" - 1060 CFM / 2.5 AMPS
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Sorry for the late response.....just noticed the email. I checked the unit and manual and there was no such information present, shocker. I took a look around and I believe this is the information you were looking for: 100 Max PSI .51 CFM at 40 PSI and .39 CFM at 90 PSI: The website below had the information listedhttp://www.powertoolreviewed.com/2012/09/03/campbell-hausfeld-fp209499-review/
1818173
Do not know any way to estimate usage -- best suggestion would be to keep a backup cylinder at hand, or buy a gauge for your tank.
98371
You need atlest 5 CFM at 90psi you can have lower then 5 but doesn't perform at full potential.
1836685
Not sure about code but go with the 80 cfm model .Have the 50 cfm in our 6 x 8' bath and it is slow to exhaust the room
1679865
It is in MO. and I am in Costa Rica so I can not tell you. The one thing I can tell you is that the 3000 cfm is a joke.I have a small fan off of a old Subaru that moves as much or more air. Hope this helps. Bob