I love doing task myself (if possible) not from cost savings perspective, but gives me immense mental satisfaction and especially when it's a art work like wood working, creative painting, etc 👍🙏
Nice! I was thinking about that exact fan. It seems relatively quiet, which I'm looking for. Nice trim work, great video, short and to the point! Well done and thank you my friend!
Thank you sir for posting. I ordered the same fan with the variable fan speed control and thermostat control. I was hoping that you could tell me if I should put the fan speed control after the thermostat ( I think so) Respectfully sir.
Good work BTW, Looking at your channel name, I thought it's done in India and iLiving exhaust available in India 😝 Such quality exhaust is not available in India ☹️
CryWolf46 Big difference at this time I don’t have any window yet not very cool because outside temperature is around 100 degree f It helps clear wire inside
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Thanks. This has to be the most efficient video I've seen so far. Good job. 👍
Nice , Perfect....I ordered
a 12 inch fan for garage .
I need to cut inside and outside
I love doing task myself (if possible) not from cost savings perspective, but gives me immense mental satisfaction and especially when it's a art work like wood working, creative painting, etc 👍🙏
Thank you. This is the exact fan I am getting and needed to understand how it came and what I would need to do. Perfect!
Nice! I was thinking about that exact fan. It seems relatively quiet, which I'm looking for. Nice trim work, great video, short and to the point! Well done and thank you my friend!
Very nice job! I'm putting in my 12 inch fan this weekend and I'm going to use you installation design for mine.
Great demonstration performance! Thank you! Well done!
Great Video, thanks for sharing!!!
Nice clean thorough job 👍
Succinct and informative. Good job Baljit.
Thanks
Thanks,good instruction!
Very good video!!! If you don't want the louvers to open...(you are of town)...can you prevent that ?... Thanks
Great instruction but you connected the green wire, while the ground stud was removed from the plug. Not safe in many situations.
Ward Woodrich
Thanks for noting
It was fixed as Simone reminded me
Thanks again
Thank you sir for posting. I ordered the same fan with the variable fan speed control and thermostat control. I was hoping that you could tell me if I should put the fan speed control after the thermostat ( I think so) Respectfully sir.
That will be best option sometime you don't want to much air evacuate it will limited air out from room
Good work
BTW, Looking at your channel name, I thought it's done in India and iLiving exhaust available in India 😝
Such quality exhaust is not available in India ☹️
SpotOn Cam
Not sure but I am in USA
Good stuff 👍
When rain against it does it allows the water come in? I am afraid of that
Is been 2-3 years I don’t have that issue it have shutters
How are you liking the fan? Does it help keep the shop cool?
CryWolf46
Big difference
at this time I don’t have any window yet not very cool because outside temperature is around 100 degree f
It helps clear wire inside
Do you have videos on installing 2 speed exhaust fans step by step?
No sir but it will be same process only you need install potentiometer not switch
Would outside mount be easier because the wood trims would not be needed.
Gogo17 Thomson
I think that’s other good idea for future if need to work on easy to remove
Without the optional remote control, is there a way to adjust the fan speed manually? If not, what is the default fan speed? Thanks.
is fast
You can purchase a fan controller for about 12 bucks. Search google
@@MAZINKAIFER Thanks!
@@bjdr2001 I did see a controller at Home Depot. Thanks.
Please replace the power cord... look at the plug, it's missing the 3rd ground prong...
Samsung/Android Is the best /Fortnite sucks
Thank you and good catch
I did replaced already I also noticed when I was making video
@@Baljit-As-JayKay Ok
Why don't you install a Usha Crisp Air Shutter Exhaust Fan? Those are common in India. All you need is a 120 to 220v converter
He lives in another country