High Speed Axial Muffin Fan 172mm x 150mm x 51mm With Switch 110V 120V for DIY Cooling Ventilation Exhaust Projects for Chicken Coop、Crawl Space、Industrial、Doorway 、Server
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Style: 172mm X 51mm
Features
- 120v fanThe axial fan 120v designed for custom projects and as a replacement fan. It works great for DIY cooling fan to ventilate a small space. or as an additional cooling fan for your DIY needs. Such as small camper, small Refrigerator, Projector, Breaker box, Modem, Stereo receiver or any other application where an exhaust fan is overkill.
- High CFM The fan boasts a high air volume, which is perfect for cooling down large spaces quickly. There is a switch on the ac power cord that you can turn on or off to control the operation of the fan.
- Durable Metal frameThe metal housing material is stronger and more durable than plastic, with better thermal conductivity and heat dissipation than plastic.
- Dull Ball BearingThis high static pressure fan with double ball bearings has a rated life of 50,000 hours and allows the fan to be mounted vertically or horizontally. The impedance-protected motor and pure copper coils provide high resistance to heat, extending the life of the unit.
- Dimension172 x 152 x 51 mm (6.77x 5.9 x 2 in. ) | Rated Voltage:110v-120v | Airflow:205/238CFM | Rated Current: 0.46A | Speed: 2600 RPM
Brand: WDERAIR
Color: Black
Electric fan design: Exhaust Fan
Power Source: ac
Style: 172mm X 51mm
Product Dimensions: 2"D x 6.77"W x 5.9"H
Recommended Uses For Product: Exhausting, Cooling, Ventilating, Air Circulation, Drying
Noise Level: 55 dB
Wattage: 45 watts
Number of Blades: 7
Product Dimensions : 6 x 2 x 6.8 inches; 0.32 ounces
Date First Available : March 28, 2023
Manufacturer : WDERAIR
Best Sellers Rank: #617 in Computer Case Fans
Customer Reviews: 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars 61 ratings
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Style: 120mm X 38mm
Very reasonably priced and works great in my chicken coop. The summer was so hot it absolutely saved my chickens! I recommend this fan for anyone with animals!
Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2023 by J.Fenter
Style: 120mm X 38mm
It is small but moved an amazing amount of air for its size. Installed it in our chicken’s hen house to move air and smell out and reduce the heat.
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2023 by eaglegrafix
Style: 120mm X 38mm
I purchased this for the chicken coop. I notice the chickens are already lined up closer to where the fan blows before I hang it up each evening so I think they are enjoying it. :-)
Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2023 by OUGirl
Style: 120mm X 38mm
I bought this to create some air flow in my chicken coop to help with the heat and keep mosquitoes off my chickens. It moves a decent amount of air for the size and work great with my smaller coop. If you have a medium to large coop I would recommend getting more than one and possibly use one as a vent fan to circulate air. I can't say how weather proof it is because my coop is under a mostly covered run. But it has been outside for months with no issues.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2024 by Bill
Style: 172mm X 51mm
They worked, I don't know their life expectancy
Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2023 by tim
Style: 172mm X 51mm
So far, I think this is a pretty awesome little fan. I needed to replace the bathroom ceiling exhaust fan in my motorhome because the internal wiring that runs through the ceiling had become shorted. So I needed something that was small enough to fit in the 12" square ceiling vent, something that could be mounted horizontally, something lightweight, that plugged into a 110 wall outlet and was industrial grade. This turned out to be perfect in all those required areas. The only problem I had was the length of the cord supplied is only 5feet 8 inches in length and I needed a longer cord to reach the wall outlet. I had some scrap wire that worked fine and just used some soldering shrink connectors to add some extra length. Assembling the fan was a piece of cake. You only really need to screw on the metal mesh covers (two screws and a nut on each side. The cord comes with a simple push button wire connector. So you clip the cord on to the two wires coming from the fan and that's it. The fan has two screw holes (with a third that you would need to drill out yourself) on the collet of either side. Now, I'm being a bit fussy here, but the pre-drilled mounting holes on each side, are in a really dumb position. Instead of being located on opposite ends of the fan. They are both located on the same end of the fan and on both sides. So you can only secure one side of the fan to the wall or ceiling. I'm sorry but that's just stupid. There is a potential third hole that you could technically drill out yourself with a small drill bit, located on the edge of the collet. And there are two pre-drilled mounting holes located on the side of the fan spaced about 2 inches apart. (Which again is so stupid.) You may or may not be able to use the two side mounting holes. It entirely depends on your situation and what you plan to attach it to. Regardless, of it's stupid mounting method. I was able to make it work. Anyone with a tiny bit of skill with a drill and screw driver should be able to as well. The power of air that this fan pushes is impressive. It is marked with an airflow arrow and fan blade rotation arrow so you know which side to mount where. It's a bit on the heavy side, and creates a fair amount of vibration, so I would suggest making sure you secure it nice and tight with good screws and a wing nut or equivalent. There are screws and nuts supplied with it. There were NO assembly instructions or any kind of manual. Only a small piece of paper with the sellers email, stating a free 1 year replacement for mechanical defects. A telephone number for Amazon's customer service for returns or replacements and an installation tip that the wiring doesn't require lining up positive and negative wires when connecting the power cord with the power switch. The switch only has an on or off mode. However, if you look at the products info page, it shows that you can optionally use a power cord with a dimmer/speed adjustment knob if you wish. You can pick those up at hardware stores for a few bucks. It does warn that your power supplied must not exceed 120v or else you will burn up the motor. I quote: "Not up to 140v, will burn!" The product claims to have an average life span of 50,000 hours. So for example if you ran this fan 24 hours a day (let's hope you don't!) you should get approximately 2,083 days or 5.7 years of use out of it. It's a powerful little fan and I look forward to seeing how well it holds up over the next few months. I always update my reviews when/if a product fails. So at this time, I recommend it and I think the price is awesome.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2023 by Jai Sri Astrology
Style: 172mm X 51mm
I live in a large apartment building and all of the windows are on one side, the building itself is a negative pressure building and there is no way for cross ventilation. I have tried just about everything from air exchanging via fans in the window and nothing has provided enough breeze to remove the air. When I came across this item, I figured that I would try an "industrial" ventilation system. Even though this is meant for a chicken house, it has worked better than anything else that I have tried for exchanging air; and it moves a lot of air for the size. It only has one speed, either on or off so there is a little noise associated with it but not much more than a regular fan. You need to assemble the wiring which I assume was done so you can choose to hard wire the device into you current system or use as a plug in which is how I am using it. At first I was wondering why there was not black (negative) wire to match to the connector, but the connector is universal and you don't have to worry about crossing the positive and negative wires unless you are hard wiring the device. Overall I am impressed that this thing is so small, but has done what no other fan could do that I have tried.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2023 by Dave Godzina
Style: 120mm X 38mm
Do not buy!! Waste of money. This is my third one of these. Each from different makers. The first died after a couple of months, the second had a plug and socket on the cord. Two different sizes. Could not connect. This one uses a weird spring clip to connect the wire ends. This cannot met electrical code and to plug you are supposed to plug into the wall, has two different length prongs and neither ones is long enough to engage the wall outlet. For me this is the third strike, and i will never again try to find one of these fans here on this site.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2023 by D.B.G.J. D.B.G.J.