Can this fan be used outdors?
1135250
I don't believe so. There was nothing that indicated it could be used outdoors in the literature.
1135251
The documentation that came with Hunter Fan 53091 states that the fan is rated for INDOOR use. There are other models that are rated for outdoor use but please look up the manufacturer's warnings. Some outdoor fans are rated for DAMP conditions while others are rated for WET conditions. Please do your research before purchasing your outdoor fan.
1135252
Most outdoor fans will be "damp rated". This one does not have this listed. You could certainly install it outside, but you may run into problems.
1135253
I am not an expert but would say that under a roof such as a porch, it should be ok. Over time it will probably fail earlier than inside a room. It probably will fail earlier if rain or snow were able to blow onto it - as in a storm.
1135254
I don't think so. I think the blades will droop when the humidity gets high.
1452861
I don't know why not. It generates a little heat and needs ventilation for the fan, so don't trim tight to it. We have it in a small clothes closet in our motorhome.
498635
I'm sorry but I'm really not sure. It's been awhile since the fan was installed. Your best bet is to check with the manufacturer.
1319339
Joe, you can do it, but it will reduce the volume of air that it is pulling through. By reducing it may cause problems with the fan in the future.
775777
As long as it's also a 120mm fan, I don't see why not. As the other answer said, there are additional clips included for this purpose.
2106845
The short answer is no. The longer question is why would you want to buy a HEATER to be used as a FAN since fans are for COOLING ???
471783
This depends on how much voltage and amperage the fan requires. If it is a 12v and .5A then you should be fine.
1241141
I see no reason why not as long as the mounting screws are secure. I have mine mounted on a window frame at the top so that the fan sweeps downward. The fan has a two screw mounting system where you lock the fan onto the screws. If you mount it on the ceiling you might want to check it once in a while to be sure it hasn't loosened.
1871134
Yes your fan should be capable, its just a standard 140mm fan. everything is held in by 4 screws.
2120719
I WOULD RECOMMEND CONTACTING THE MANUFACTURER TO ENSURE THAT THE FAN COULD BE SAFELY OPERATED ON ITS SIDE. It appears to be designed to be used standing up (vertically). There's a vent that wraps around the back and from side to side.
2254139
I didn't use the fan. I needed an exhaust fan that would exhaust to the outside atmosphere..........not room to room.
190493
you should use the fan for intake. if there is enough space for air to enter
1421725
Sure it can be used as an exhaust fan. You would need a 140mm exhaust fan port on the computer case for it to be practical though. The fan is designed to be installed on heat sinks.The fan like all computer fans is designed to run off of the computer power supply 12V connectors.The fan dimensions are 140x150x25 mm. The specifications are found here:http://www.noctua.at/main.php?show=productview&products;_id=54&lng;=en&set;=1
1274671
I don't know. The fan stopped working soon after I bought it. I wouldn't recommend it.
315558
yes, you can. two key for this: a. exhaust ducking as big as possible. b. distance can not too long, otherwise exhaust fan will not enough power to push hot air out.
1843406
I wouldn't see why not. I looked at it and I would only have the one end that's goes on the bottom "in this case the side" to have just the end cover with the lip and not the extensions for it, you can use those for the top only. It's flat on ether side of the fan. Just to note the shudders open when the fan starts.
1409329
I wouldn't recommend that application. This fan is made to move air from a case or cabinet not to exhaust a bathroom. It's not big enough