Ceiling Mounted Mule Garage Fan With Remote Control
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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The MULE Garage Fan helps to curb heat and allows more airflow for drying and comfort every season. The Mule Garage Fan features a universal mounting bracket and standard 3-prong plug, for easy installation. It can swivel 360-degree and point up or down with adjustment knobs
You can choose between a 6-inch or 12-inch downrod for customized mounting height. Designed specifically for garages and workshops, the MULE Garage Fan ensures you never have to deal with stagnant air again. Its powerful 3-speed functionality boasts an impressive 3000 CFM on high speed, effectively moving all the air you need to stay comfortable while tackling your projects.
SPECIFICATIONS:
Location - Damp Rated
CFM - 3000
Size - 18"
Wiring - Standard 3-Prong Plug
Motor - 3-Speed AC Motor
Mounting - Universal (2 Screws Into the Joist)
Cord Length - 96"
Downrod - 6” and 12” Included
Air Direction - Adjustable Up/Down Airflow
Swivel - 360-Degree Manual Swivel
Control - On/Off, Low, Medium, High Knob Control
My Modine Hot Dawg unit heater has a residential furnace control board.
With a simple Heat /Cool/ Fan thermostat, I can activate the fan anytime I want, to circulate air.
I assume most newer unit heaters use the same circuit board.
$250 and no oscillating?
Affordable solution for who?
Does that 24in fan able to move that much air for that size of a room
It moves enough to dry stuff and to keep the hot air on the ceiling moving around. Am I cool working in a good breeze, no.
What would you recommend to keep a cool breeze? Drum fan? And would the Garage fan XL that has 4500 CFU vs the 3000 CFU fan with the remote make much of a dofference
@@AVERAGEJOEMTBING IMHO, the large drum fan or floor drier would move a lot of air and give you a breeze if you are near the floor. You can angle it and move air upwards also.
Thank you
I'll stick to my cheapy Lasko box fan. $250 is a bit much.