what is the cfm for the fan?
510814
If you go to their website they have the recommended fan cfm for dozens of different makes and sizes of grills
510815
10 cfm for mine. they list 4, 10 and 25 in the paper work. The air passage has a damper to close the opening. Wide open to start fire 3/4 for high heat cooking and half open for lower heat. I can get almost 24 hours with full fuel load and set temp to 210 degrees.
510816
BBQ Guru recommends 4cfm for a small egg and 10 cfm for a medium, large, or extra large egg.
510817
10 http://store.thebbqguru.com/weborderentry/Pit%20Viper%20%2810%20CFM%20Fan%29
510818
There are 2 fan sizes - this one, which is for the large and XL is 25 CFM which is the larger of the two fans. The other is 10 - this one is for the small or medium egg.
839356
The thickness is just less than 1". I mounted it where I had about 3" clearance. The fan is very quite and has done the air movement and cooling I estimated. The air movement is approximately .75 fpm at the exit. My exit area is about 37 sq in.
2148396
OK, on the page for this item posted in Amazon, there is a 21 questions answered link. In that link is the following : Technical data from the Fantech site (http://www.fantech.net/2SHE1021_enus-47097.aspx) shows 585 CFM. Voltage 115 V, Frequency 60 Hz, Phase 1 ~ , Power (P2), motor 24.9 W, Current 1.4 A, Max. airflow 585 cfm, impeller speed 1725 r.p.m.
262904
the CFM rating on these is generally part of the model number, in this case it is 240 cfm.
445655
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
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..
1028551
1 120mm fan Up to 69.69 CFM (maximum RPM)19 dB-A silent application for CPU cooling
1229758
1080 RPM to 1320 RPM (+/- 10%), and they use a standard 3 pin Motherboard fan connector. I just don't understand why people are fixated on fan RPM though, when it's the CFM that really matters... (which is 44.73 CFM on this fan if'ya care). Hope this helps
446522
That might be a question for the tech people at Hunter. I didn't see that spec. included with the fan information.
825798
I can't find a cfm or rpm from the manufacturer, but I will tell you this fan is powerful but quiet. I use it at my shop to keep me cool and it will dry your floors in 5 minutes. This fan is different than other fans because the air is in a concentrated line, it does not disperse until it hits something. I like it because it is quiet at full power so you can talk over it, but if you are not paying attention the air will surprise you as the girls at my work will attest. Blew all their paperwork to the other side of the building.
1224674
I have neither tested the ouput pressure of this fan in Pascals (Pa), nor in inches of water or inches of Hg. I would say that this fan is quieter than some fans that I have used that have axial flow and 400 CFM capacity (that would be nearly zero pressure drop to get that 400 CFM, by the way), and I use it to push air from near the floor of my greenhouse toward the gable of said greenhouse, mixing the air to reduce the thermal gradient and to give the plants air circulation, drying off their leaves from automated misting.
2185978
the fan operates at 200cfm at high speed with a mouth of 4"diameter. You may use any filter but suction may reduce on type.This is a trial and error depending on your need.
1028550
1 120mm fan Up to 69.69 CFM (maximum RPM) 19 dB-A silent application for CPU cooling
2148397
OK, on the page for this item posted in Amazon, there is a 21 questions answered link. In that link is the following : Technical data from the Fantech site (http://www.fantech.net/2SHE1021_enus-47097.aspx) shows 585 CFM.Voltage 115 V, Frequency 60 Hz, Phase 1 ~ , Power (P2), motor 24.9 W, Current 1.4 A, Max. airflow 585 cfm, impeller speed 1725 r.p.m.
498635
I'm sorry but I'm really not sure. It's been awhile since the fan was installed. Your best bet is to check with the manufacturer.
2279096
Maybe consider a .5 sone bath fan Air King BFQ50 ENERGY STAR® Qualified SNAP-IN Exhaust Fan, 50 CFM
2041104
The 80mm fan (which I bought) is rated at 10.9-40.3 CFM on the box, and 13-28 dBA. Those seem believable.