Can anyone tell me the diameter of the fan cage?
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About 13 and 3/4". That's literally the cage. If you go from where the stand attaches on both sides of cage it's about 15 and 1/2"
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It's small like 12 inches but it works great I had it like for 2 years and had no problem with it and its pretty strong for it size
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it was the same size as the stock fan i took out of my comuter. i don't have a ruler or anything but its no larger than a normal sizzed one
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I measured it. The Fan area is bout 12" with the blades between 10 and 11". Couldn't get a really accurate measure because of where we have the fan.
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The box that encloses the 12-inch diameter fan is 13-1/4" x 13-1/4" by 3" thick. The feet add about 1-1/2" at the bottom (I unscrewed these because I hang the fan by the upper handle to move warm air; the handle adds about 1-1/2" height at the top.
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The size of the fan housing is 9"x9". I went just slightly larger toile it alittle easier. I added 1/8". Don't forget the support brackets.
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I don't know either -- Use a pen/pencil to mark dots on a piece of paper where the screws go on a current piece - then measure the distance between them - you can use that info to see if this part will fit your fan. Good luck.
735843
I don't know the exact answer, but it did fit perfectly on my Hunter Fan. I don't want to uninstall it to measure it, but it seemed like a very universal size. I hope that helps. It does work well now that it is in place.
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I know there is a "new" model of the vintage fan, but I'm not sure what the dimensions are.
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It's about an inch to an inch and half. It works find but the fan vibrates and bothers me some.
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My unit is 34 by 34 inches and it works fine. My fan opening is only 27" square and that's the important factor. There are stretch cords to keep it in place
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5.5'x6'. It's small but it gets the job done. Only problem is that the plastic fan blades tend to slide down and cause a grinding sound, but it can be easily fixed by removing the cage and wrapping the peg with a shred of paper.
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13.6"? lol not at all it is actually 10" long and about 5" wide from pci-e connector to end of fan shroud. It is 1.5" high I have a fairly small Coolermaster Haf 912 Advanced case and it fits perfectly.
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I don't have a ruler handy BUT using a piece of 8-1/2" x 11" paper, I think the base is close to a foot in diameter. The base is larger than the fan, however. In my estimation [i.e. the 8-1/2 x 11" paper, the fan itself is about -7.5" in diameter. Hope this is helpful!
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60 mm. the problem is the connector of the fan can't plug in to any of the connectors of the power supply and won't fit onboard tiny switch neither. I have to cut the wire and secure them with two wire of same color of the power supply unit. no big deal but why they do that. I have no idea.
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The front fan is a 120mm.Cooling System:Front: 1 x 120mm intake fan, 1 x 80mm fan slot Rear: 1 x 80mm fan slot or 1 x 92mm fan slot Side: Oversized vents
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The plastic housing is 4 1/4 inches in diameter. If you add the ears for attaching the fan it is 6 inches across.
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The fan is 8-1/2" from the bottom of the base to the top of the cage. I use it in my tractor cab in the winter to keep the windshield from fogging. It is very sturdy and has 2 speeds.