I purchased a Scythe Slip Stream SY1225SL12M fan to use as a vent for an aquarium canopy. It is rated for 4-12V at .26A. Would this supply work ?
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Hello Kevin: from what I see on the unit..it should work with your aquarium canopy.
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Yes, it should work. The adapter has a maximum output of 1.5A, which is quite adequate to power the fan motor. The adapter comes with a variety of connectors, so there should be one that fits the input jack on the fan, unless the jack is non-standard.
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Dave, I'm not an engineer, so I don't speak the eng jargon. That said, The spec indicates 2200 CFM. That's in a test situation. If you plan to use the fan in a vehicle, CFM through the fan will depend on how well you seal the attaching ducting. Your real consideration would be through the radiator, however. They don't give wattage or amp draw in specs, too bad. You would have to contact the mfgr for that. I would guess five amps, but that's just a guess. I have mine fused at 15 amps. No problems yet. RE: your static pressures question, you could extrapolate from assumed 2200 at sea level and probably get pretty close.
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I don't know much about profession grade fans so I can't really advise you. If it's 220-240 you definitely cannot. But if it's 110-120 you should be able too. But that's how I think and that's how I would make my decision. Honestly I only bought it to replace an existing broken one. And I realized that I had a fan that had a broken casing so to avoid a leak I bought a fan that had one built in.
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I used this capacitor to repair a ceiling fan with a 120 vac power source. Thus, the 250 vac rating was more than enough for this application. If you are repairing a home ceiling fan that uses 120 or 220 volts then it should work fine.
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will work fine, if you have the space, but note the 4 gal size, this may be too smallHD has a 20 gal 110 volt if you have the space.
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The fan is 12 volt with a .15 amp current draw. If you have a 12 volt power adapter rated at 1 amp, this means it will power a 12 volt item with up to a maximum current draw of 1 amp. Since the current draw on the fan is only .15 amps, your power adapter should be adequate to run the fan.
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There is no problem just be aware and voltage that varies the fan there is a serial number to order but this can work if you meet the 15ws, sorry for my English
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Needs a 12v supply. To noisey to use as a fan. Not intended for continuous use.
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If your fan has a pullcord with 3 fan speeds and off, then I believe it will work. If it looks like the illustration, then it is worth the try! Just make sure you turn the power off to the circuit, or be very careful!
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I bought it for a Honeywell zone valve. I would guess that it would work for your application, but can't guarantee it without seeing the flue damper control and how the motor would attach.
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Should work. I am using on a 210 gal reef tank. Can dial back the velocity and/or partially close exit valve.
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The "wall wart" power supply is rated at 12V, 0.5A which is 6 Watts. I assume the fan needs only 50-60% of that so probably 3-4 Watts.
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I'm sorry, but I don't have the knowledge on your existing fan model to see if it will work. You may want to contact the vendor SupplyEdge. Take care
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That will work, a 16' of 3528's draws 24 watts @ 12vdc. Just make sure that power supply is 12 vdc. If used alot then a 48 watt or 72 watt @ 12vdc would be better.
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Yes, If you're running it on 12 volts it draws 2.24 amps so it should work.
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No reason why it shouldn't. You have enough of a margin. You could possibly use a 1500 W one also. One other thing, make sure that you are not using more that on appliance on the convertor at the same time.
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I wouldn't see why not. This unit basically turns on and off the flow of electricity. I would think you could use this for any fan. I don't believe my fan is a Nutone.