Can the fan height be reduced with this model?
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no the three fan housing and the stand is all one piece the only thing that you need to put on is the base plate ( hope this helps) it is a great fan system and quite
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Yes, the fan can have extensions. Those extensions make all the difference. I had an 18" extension on my last fan and it was a little too low so I did not get the extension on my Hunter (my last fan was also a Hunter and I have a 9 foot ceiling). I REALLY should have gotten a 12 inch on the new one but sorry I did not. The circulation of air is so much better when the fan is a little lower. I did a lot of research before buying this fan and the one before. The air circulation is excellent on this model. However I will probably hire someone to lower the fan before next summer.
463512
Feet on the fan are optional. We installed the fans in windows and didn't need the feet.
995033
Yes. I like how it can be tipped up or down. There are 3 fan speed settings. It is not as quiet as advertised. I only use it on the lowest setting due to the noise.
1678250
not sure if you will have room at the bottom for a fan with this profile, but I run a 4" computer "muffin" style fan at the lower vent.
1319339
Joe, you can do it, but it will reduce the volume of air that it is pulling through. By reducing it may cause problems with the fan in the future.
809911
hello my friend, off course, the fan is a spare part, so, you can change it easy, just remember to buy a 120 mm fan. (sorry for my english, i´m studing it yet.)
251847
Yes. This can be installed as a low profile fan if you purchase the shorter 3 inch extender tube and use it in place of the longer tube that comes with the fan.
776757
You could do that , if you remove the fan blades and reverse them (not recommended). I think what this means is you can place the fan in a window either way . . . blowing in or blowing out. The fan case profile is the same either way.
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There is 11 1/2 inches between the feet. I assume that you can remove the feet since there are plastic and the bottom of the case is metal. There is a caveat to be aware of, there are two thumbscrews on the bottom of the case to access the a potential filter. The thumbscrews could be substituted. I have the power supply fan exhausting into the case vs. out of the bottom of the case. Also the front bezel extends down to the bottom of the leg. Removing the feet may not achieve what you want since the Bezel extends about 1 7/8 inches beyond the bottom of metal case housing. I like the case very much because of all of the fans to cool down the unit. There is 11 1/2 inches between the feet. I assume that you can remove the feet since there are plastic and the bottom of the case is metal. There is a caveat to be aware of, there are two thumbscrews on the bottom of the case to access the a potential filter. The thumbscrews could be substituted. I have the power supply fan exhausting into the case vs. out of the bottom of the case. Also the front bezel extends down to the bottom of the leg. Removing the feet may not achieve what you want since the Bezel extends about 1 7/8 inches beyond the bottom of metal case housing. I like the case... » Read More There is 11 1/2 inches between the feet. I assume that you can remove the feet since there are plastic and the bottom of the case is metal. There is a caveat to be aware of, there are two thumbscrews on the bottom of the case to access the a potential filter. The thumbscrews could be substituted. I have the power supply fan exhausting into the case vs. out of the bottom of the case. Also the front bezel extends down to the bottom of the leg. Removing the feet may not achieve what you want since the Bezel extends about 1 7/8 inches beyond the bottom of metal case housing. I like the case very much because of all of the fans to cool down the unit. « Show Less
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Not that I have been able to figure out. Certainly not easily. I wish I could attach a photo to show the backside of the fan. In the back there are four accessible Philips head screws. There is, however, a 5th made inaccessible by the fold-up base. I cannot see a way to remove the hinged base. Even if you were to remove the base, the wiring from the charging port and battery compartment (in the base) of the fan might be damaged if the blade casing were removed. That said, the blades are thin and I have a total of 3 of these fans, one for over a year. I haven't yet had a real problem with dust buildup on the blades. I'm very happy with mine. Not that I have been able to figure out. Certainly not easily. I wish I could attach a photo to show the backside of the fan. In the back there are four accessible Philips head screws. There is, however, a 5th made inaccessible by the fold-up base. I cannot see a way to remove the hinged base. Even if you were to remove the base, the wiring from the charging port and battery compartment (in the base) of the fan might be damaged if the blade casing were removed. That said, the blades are thin and I have a total of 3 of these fans, one for over a year. I haven't yet had a real problem with... » Read More Not that I have been able to figure out. Certainly not easily. I wish I could attach a photo to show the backside of the fan. In the back there are four accessible Philips head screws. There is, however, a 5th made inaccessible by the fold-up base. I cannot see a way to remove the hinged base. Even if you were to remove the base, the wiring from the charging port and battery compartment (in the base) of the fan might be damaged if the blade casing were removed. That said, the blades are thin and I have a total of 3 of these fans, one for over a year. I haven't yet had a real problem with dust buildup on the blades. I'm very happy with mine. « Show Less
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Yes you can, only that the fans must be placed under the radiator, not on top because the case top cover will not let you due to space clearance.
101382
No. The total height from the bottom of the fan housing to the top of the bracket is almost 29 inches.
27865
You can, but you'll need a reducer from 4" to the 2 1/2". It won't reduce your cfm's.
210576
Sorry Pete I don't. It was way too short for my application and the shaft size was too small. I gave the motor away. I ended up buying two computer cooling fans for my cooler and they worked great. Had to go some modification to make them work but it came out better than the original motor.
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I think the answer is no. However, detailed information on fan specs and installation requirementis are at http://www.deltabreez.com/Products/SLM50.aspx.
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Two oscillating features; up and down or left to right. You are able to set the fan height with the up and down control and then select left to right operating mode (if you like).