I am looking for a Air Blower for a Bouncy Castle size 157 cm x 147 cm x 163 cm, let me know it the W-2I is suitable and the size of the Diamater
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Yes, I believe it will. Ours is 6 ft. H x 6 ft. W x 5 ft. D. We get very consistent air in the bounce house and it is easy to operate.
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You need a AC 120V QuickPump with different size attachments. There are 5 normal air points (one on each panel / one on the floor) and one large intake on the base / towers. If you have not purchased the Intex Recreation Jump O Lene Castle Bouncer at this time I strongly suggest you purchase another product. We had to return it three times and in the end get our money back, they each split in the same location and could not be fixed. It really disappointed my son each time it went flat.
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Ours was 10 x 10 and it blew it up real fast , it has lots of power. Hope this helps
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No it's average blow dryer size. It's a nice quiet unit and is holding up nicely. Per girlfriend.
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I'd get one that is bigger. This is just ok for a 15 x 15 room in my opinion. Makes a nice noise, circulates air pretty well - but won't cool a room off in my experience. Good luck!
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I replaced a worn out fasco blower on my twenty somethin yr. Old Hurricane wood stove. There wasnt a visible model #. I ordered the the model in question, as it was the only model available of the same design. It was 2 inches largeer, width and ht. Than the opening n my stove. Screw holes wouldnt match with the blower. No problem as there was plenty of room to use self tapping screws . They go into the cavity just as the origanal.
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I am not positive of the size of HO Steam Engines... can you give me measurements, and I can compare them to the Disney cars characters GW keeps in his case.
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thank you for your inquiry and interest ;not sure for your application -4 1/2" x 3 1/2" x 4 1/2" tall ( 114 mm x 90 mm x 114 mm tall ) air compressor horn. Euro MotoElectrics
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The instructions say an 8X10 or so but in reality it will do more than that. I have had this lil baby for a couple of weeks now and i love it. Pretty quiet and it does make the air noticeably clearer. I wouldn't worry about a few extra cubic feet and try it out. Its a really good price for this lil guy, and it works great. Good luck!
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No size limit. Should work on any air handler as long as you can find a place to mount it
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About 1.5 ft by 2 ft by 1 ft. I think. Was small compared to the size it blows up too
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I don't have the exact specs anymore. But, mine fit tightly in a standard small frame outdoor fan. had to jiggle some wires around to get it to fit well.
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I would have to dig it out and blow it up to tell you. But the part that blows up is about 4 inches wide. so subtract that from length and width....
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I do not know enough about generators to provide an answer. It appears to be about the size as some I have seen on small generators. The one I bought was for a snow blower
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approx dimensions: h 23 w 15 d 11. This unit can be expensive to run. Be sure that you need the 30 pint capacity before you buy it. Just like an oversized air conditioner, it will start and stop frequently (thus the cost) in a space that's too dry.
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I have an 1800. I use a 12/3, for my 100' driveway. I live in the Northeast. I am very happy with this blower because it will throw the slushy and wet snow without clogging, my 2 stage gas powered 10 horse machine will always clog. In fact I find no need for the big gas powered thing, haven't touched it for about 4 years. I cannot tell the difference between the cords when I have used a 12/3 or 14/3 or 16/3. This is why I use a 12/3....Think of the electric cord as a "garden hose", and you are trying to force 120 gallons per minute through the hose. Which will be easier forcing 120 gallons through a 1/2" hose or through a 1" hose. The 1" because there is less resistance to flow because the inside of the hose is wider. So if the Toro 1800 is trying to draw 120 volts (household current), which will be easier?... through a 16/3 guage (small narrow cord) or the thicker 12/3 (wider cord). So that means your Toro 1800 won't be working as hard with the larger cord 12/3, and it will let the motor last longer. The draw backs are that the 12/3 is heavy at 100' feet in length. Also more "work" for the blower to draw current through 100' than it is across 50 feet. So I installed a lamp post with an outlet half way up my 100' driveway. Still trying to be nice to the electric motor so that it will last longer. Now with the lamp post, I use about a 60-70 foot "12/3 cord". My only other advice is try to make sure there are no rocks on your driveway. They have a habit of jamming in the auger, stopping the augers movement, while the electric motor is still trying to turn the paddle/auger. I did burn out a Toro 1800 motor this way.
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I'm with Donald and say no, it won't fit and also agree with j latham and say its a piece of junk. I also owned one for about 24 hrs. and decided it wasn't worth the $. It didn't catch on fire but it did not want to stay plugged into the wall. I would look elsewhere for that price!