I will say that fan design really impressed me too! That support rod for the motor was a cool thing as well. A lot of these fans seem to have a 3-blade design which is fine, but sometimes I wish 4-blade was the more common one. I always like that design.
Nice I can’t wait to see part 2 once you upload it hopefully sooner than we think I enjoyed the video bro glad you got a powerful exhaust fan for the garage
A manual thermostat you would want at a working height and plugged into a mounted wall outlet so you can adjust it manually without a ladder. The exhaust fan will be most effective and cost efficient at the highest part of the highest wall in the building. I just ordered two. I’m going as close to the peak I can get. Thanks for the review of the construction
That is one very well built fan. Even for a modern, product, I am super impressed with the design, i do have to agree that the Daytons are much better, but one thing for sure is that this is practically a Modern Equivalent to a Dayton, Proper design, Big Motor, steeply pitched blades, this is one Quality built product that won't shame. I'm glad you found a good alternative, And I hope it works out well for you. I liked and enjoyed as always. I can't wait for the electrical connection part and the running of this beast of a fan.
Nice video and fan. It could be that the motor casing takes sleeve bearings and ball bearings as options so the oil ports would be for the sleeve bearing configuration, but yours might have the ball bearings actually inside.
Weird that the blade cage is the same diameter as the outside flange.. have to cut a hole as large as the cage so there is really no lip flange to keep rain out! Am I missing something?
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I will say that fan design really impressed me too! That support rod for the motor was a cool thing as well. A lot of these fans seem to have a 3-blade design which is fine, but sometimes I wish 4-blade was the more common one. I always like that design.
The 4 blade would probably be quieter, but may not perform as well.
Good unboxing video of this Iliving exhaust fan I can't wait to see the installation of this exhaust fan soon bro
Thanks
Nice I can’t wait to see part 2 once you upload it hopefully sooner than we think I enjoyed the video bro glad you got a powerful exhaust fan for the garage
Glad you enjoyed it bro
A manual thermostat you would want at a working height and plugged into a mounted wall outlet so you can adjust it manually without a ladder. The exhaust fan will be most effective and cost efficient at the highest part of the highest wall in the building. I just ordered two. I’m going as close to the peak I can get. Thanks for the review of the construction
You're welcome.
That would be cool if it was a ilg
Indeed.
Looks like a nice rugged exhaust fan.
I agree, quite a pleasant surprise.
That is one very well built fan. Even for a modern, product, I am super impressed with the design, i do have to agree that the Daytons are much better, but one thing for sure is that this is practically a Modern Equivalent to a Dayton, Proper design, Big Motor, steeply pitched blades, this is one Quality built product that won't shame. I'm glad you found a good alternative, And I hope it works out well for you. I liked and enjoyed as always. I can't wait for the electrical connection part and the running of this beast of a fan.
I agree, I am very impressed as well.
Nice video and fan. It could be that the motor casing takes sleeve bearings and ball bearings as options so the oil ports would be for the sleeve bearing configuration, but yours might have the ball bearings actually inside.
It is advertised as having ball bearings.
Weird that the blade cage is the same diameter as the outside flange.. have to cut a hole as large as the cage so there is really no lip flange to keep rain out! Am I missing something?
nice model
OK
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RIGHT?!?
Unfortunately yes
those 'oil ports' might be weep holes for the motor to let any moisture that gets in, drain out
Yeah, I was going to say the same thing lol. I’ve seen similar with substation power transformer cooling fan motors
I agree, that would make sense.
That plugs straight into the socket like a adapter
I know.
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I don't understand.