Does it pull air in or push air out?
627020
The fan is installed on the roof top and the design is such that the hot air is drawn out of the attic.
627021
It pulls the air out. I just install one with my new roof on Saturday I kinda regret not getting 2 of them. Extremely quiet and the best of part of the vent is No Power needed. It's all solar.
627022
It sucks out the hot air or draws the hot air up and out of the attic until it reaches 85 degrees Fahrenheit. There is a thermostat that will shut off the fan. The thermostat is sold separately.
664837
It stays open all the time but it really doesn't let out much air. It doesn't seem logical but it works fine.
2238601
The fan is a puller / pulls air thru the cooler. If you create even a small box frame to sit between the fan and the cooler, you dramatically increase the cooling efficiency of this small cooler. The box should be sealed against the cooler and fan so it does not draw air from other than the cooler. Don't know why the guys at B&M; don't do that.
1444209
I wanted to have this push air out of the enclosure, so I simply unscrewed the fans and flipped them over then simply screwed the fans back. It is very simple and works. I use it and I havent had a problem. It actually pulls alot of air through the enclosure that I have my CPU tower in. Keeps it cooler.
1756151
I just push down on the side some for a few minutes. Once enough I the water I out I can then open the air plug and release the air. The water flows out thereafter!! Hope this helps.
1423191
Neither. The air does not flow in or out of the PCI case slot. The fan throws the air onto the PCI card next to it. In other words the air flows from the side shown in the picture to the opposite side keeping it all within the case.
1688578
I usually push it out using a sliding motion with my thumb. If that isn't working, get some needle nose pliers or tweezers and try that way, but apply as LITTLE as pressure as you can if using the pliers.
1486443
The dual action pumps will expel air on both 'in' and 'out' strokes.If it does not, it is simply not that type (and shouldn't be advertised as such).
724678
This pump is to put air INTO an item, filling air on both the up & down strokes. Once filled with air you reinstall the plug attached to the item's access port. To deflate you simply remove the plug and the air escapes. NOTE: to deflate you may need to press and fold a mattress; to release the air on our mattress you need to pull/release the access port out from its indented position and unplug same.
1668577
Air is drawn into the front of the unit then, after filtering, exits the top directed upward and slightly to the rear. Have been using this unit for several days and am quite happy with it.
543593
Yes it does but the air comes out fairly slow. If you have to let a tire down a lot it is easier to use the nub on the end to push the valve stem. However it works great to get it to the exact pressure.
964647
Plug-in style, but it doesn't blow air only circulates. I thought it did both.
527778
It blow air out, infact it controls air flow based on the time set for 7 days. It will block the air flow for those times by flipping wings. There is a motor inside it with timer which flip the wings to close or open. Also there is a open close button to override this timer.
2027430
None and it pulls cold air from the room thru the front vents with the squirrel fan.
235376
It does both. It shoots out compressed air, so there is the air itself and the hiss of the release from the convincer.
869758
You don't pull the plunger all the way out. You fill the bucket so that it just covers the lower part of the plunger and a portion of the top part. When you raise the plunger a few inches, the air goes in through the top portion called "the breather." I find this product very effective and easy to use.
2067288
I just pushed it in. There is some resistance which makes you feel like it is not supposed to be forced in but a hard push should do.