I need a booster fan for a fresh air duct that will see near zero degree temps. Sun court fans have 40 deg min. What is the min temp allow for this?
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im not sure but i cant see why it would not work for the money you cant go wrong mine runs 24 7 no problems i would give it a whirl its a good product im sure it will work
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Well I am in Phoenix, AZ and it gets plenty warm here with numerous days at 100+ and there are no better fans than a Minka Aire. I've had mine for a year or 2 with no signs of any problems. These are the only fans I would have and can not make a strong enough recommendation in favor of their use. Go for it, they are great high quality fans.
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My fan works perfect for almost a year and a half in a Florida garage. Hot as blazes and on low speed. High speed would suck the doors in. No sign of rust either.
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I added another fan on mine and the temp. dropped about 5 degrees. It comes the extra brackets so its easy to do. I believe it also comes with a cpu fan splitter. I love mine.
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Yes i have one going into my tent with 8 in duct for frsh air. And one attached to my two 600watt hps hoods pulling hot air out. Great fans my have been running for over a year straight with no noises. Every 3 months pull apart and dust it. I recommend using a reducer on the end of ur hood thats sucking air. It creates higher flow rates cetered over your bulbs. Make sure to use ladies leggings over the reducer abd over your intake fan to keep dust out of the tent and off ur bulbs. Gl brotha hope i helped.. toke on
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No. You need ten times the power minimum under ideal conditions, blue sky 12 noon summer sun to run the fan at 235 cubic feet per minute. A 100 watt solar array for year round usage, under all conditions would be better, in my humble opinion. Better too much than too little. The fan will just draw what it needs. The sun's power is throttled by weather conditions, and time of day. Good luck.
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Honestly, you can't have too large a fan. Who wouldn't want humidity from a shower and bathroom odors gone as fast as possible! 150 cfm is very adequate!
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I love my fan. It has stood up to a year of Oklahoma weather, but I've installed it under a roof. I don't know how it will do where it is exposed like under a pergola. Sorry.
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I have never had a problem with cold air leaking in. I do live in Florida now and I really don't have cold weather compared to Illinois where I am from. I even had one of these fans in my home in Illinois and still did not have any problems.
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It's best to have too much than too little air movement. Not knowing how many lights you have (say 5 600w) with this set up I would go for at least an 8 inch duct fan. Also, get a brand name - they last forever. Hope you get it going :)
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I have 2 of these fans in a 4x4 tent with a 600watt light. One is to exhaust heat the other brings in fresh air. Its pretty windy in there moves some serious air the 4" fan I had prior worked during the winter but not during summer heat. This actually allows enough air flow to keep the tents temperature around 70 with cool air coming in
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You want it just on 'Cool' with the fan at its highest setting. Dehumidify and Fan don't really do any cooling, but Cool will also dehumidify. I use this in my room and it works great, even in an Arkansas summer!
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Hi,I know I'm a bit late answering u but I can't really tell u if it could handle 140 degrees tem..I can tell u that its a great inline duct fan..Also it does handle a huge amount of cold air running through it...I hope this helps
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From Cooler Guys website*Fan Specifications:Speed: 1200 RPMOperation Voltage: 6.5~13.8 VoltsInput current: 0.30 Amp MaxOperation temperature: -10 to +65 CStorage temperature: -40 to +70 CRPM: 1200 +/- 10%CFM: 46 dB: 20.4Bearing: Dual BallMTBF: 50,000 Hours
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According to the label in the picture the maximum temperature is only 140 deg. F, or 60 deg C.A more suitable fan for dryer venting may be a similar inline fan with a higher rating, at 130 deg C or 266 deg F.LEDwholesalers 4" Inline Booster Duct Fan 63CFM, GYO2405
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I've tried both ways and in my setup, it was better to put upside down to blow directly on the warmest component. The fans move a lot of air. Try it one way and then another and compare what feels cooler. Even better if you can measure the temperature.
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I installed an intake fan since my power supply has a 120mm fan that is providing the exhaust functionality. That setup seems to keep everything pretty cool (&lt;40 C).