will using on highest speed damage motor?
1648825
I never turn it off of HIGH here in Florida. My last one lasted 6 years and was offed by a lighting strike. The plugs on the side is a really handy bonus.
1648826
I own 5 of these fans and they are several years old. A couple run 24/7 in my chicken coop during the summer and on high. No trouble with any of them except the price keeps going up. Love these fans!!
1648827
No it won't hurt the motor but I wouldn't purchase this blower. There is no power behind the motor. A regular box fan is better and cheaper.
1648828
We use two of these when playing music at outdoor venues in the summer. We run them on high speed - never a problem - works great! Blows very strong!
1648829
I have/had 3 of these blowers in the last 5 years. (Lost one to theft.) They work GREAT for moving a large volume of air and I routinely use one of them for weeks (all summer?) on the high setting. I placed it next to an air vent on our second floor, in a room that is a bit short on moving the a/c (on high) to suck out the a/c and move it rapidly through the room. Makes a huge difference in keeping that room comfortable. Hope this helps. Scott H.
1648830
I very seldom turn it off or down. I use it to keep cool and as a white noise machine. I have never had one quit working. My niece took one and still has it. That's why I ordered 2:)
458214
Yes you may; however, keep in mind these motors include a starter winding which may be defective.
372305
I don't think so. I believe your motor is an AC only motor which wouldn't be compatible with this speed controller designed for an AC/DC brush motor
1776497
I think this refers to RPM. 60 TO 100 for example. Thickness and kind of material will dictate maximum speed for best results. Slower speed for thicker material, faster speed for thinner material. Also, look up "drill speed."
1131697
this may help. hoes maybe to short.just a guess. ck the volts to much power will make the motor run faster. if any of THESE will not work send it back. thanks
404521
late reply here: I was installing this as a trunk release in my car today and during a bench test I found that this motor pulled up to a max of 4.1 Amps when full extended or compressed (leaving it engaged for more than 2 seconds)
295783
Should not be a problem as it is a heating element, not a motor where AC frequency is important. I have used mine a few times without issue since it came last week.
103574
Not enough information, look at the rpm on the old one, it probably won't be exactly the same as the new one,but that's ok, as long as it's close within 100-300rpm is ok, I recommend Buying the fan too as the old ones are tough to get off, the set screw breaks inside, this happened to me twice, again, look for your RPM'S and Voltage
2037432
Not sure I follow? Are you referring to the motor and what not? If so I would say it's a Dewalt. In my opinion it's the best of the best. I've used it on multiple projects and haven't had any issues yet. I don't foresee any problems occurring anytime soon either.
1229978
I don't think there were any specific prohibitions on it but I wouldn't do it. You could damage the motor on the fan. It's like trying to use a rheostat on a ceiling fan motor. Only Casablanca motors will work correctly.
814288
Well, I haven't really run it long enough to tell whether or not it will burn out. Even at its highest speed setting the motor doesn't run very fast so you shouldn't have a problem with it burning out.
1256373
Yes. I use mine just like that. Just keep the fan on the highest setting or you can ruin the motor.
17741
That is a good question in which I do not have an answer to. My guess is that it will come down to the speed ring you use. I would investigate further.
1352082
I don't really know for sure....contact might.o check ALTHOUGH I'd probably just wear safety glasses and use it...I've never had any issues using different bits at any speed although mine is variable speed.
2211771
I am not really sure about that. The nameplate on my old motor read 1075 RPM so it was an exact match. If you do go with this motor, the increase in speed will require that the motor deliver more horsepower. If you do decide to go with this motor as a replacement, I would make sure that the horsepower rating of the replacement motor is at least 25% higher than the old motor.
1016093
I havent heard much about it hurting the electronics but i would recommend upgraded your battery and motor and amy other accesory tied in with the battery
461760
No idea on the max load. It spins as fast as ypu spin it yourself - not motorized. But you shouldn't need a lot of speed for the task that it is designed for.