Would something like this work to use this fan with a wall outlet? http://www.amazon.com/12-Volt-Power-S...
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hi , i am presently using these fans as roof cavity and under floor ventilation, they are solar powered ,but require a solar regulator suitable for operating a load with out a battery. using these fans has stabilized moisture levels under the house and reduced movement , the roof fan has cool the roof cavity . So to answer your question as a ventilation/exstraction fan yes.
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You can connect the fan directly to the outlet, thru the thermostat. You can also use another electrical item if you have the plug-in outlet. Just assure that you do not exceed the amphere rating of the circuit.
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We are building a house and bought this fan to install in the kitchen and we wired for the fan to be turned off and on via a switch on the wall, so I'm thinking you can do this, but you will have to have it wired to do so. Hope this helps!!
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Negative... These units run on the standard NEMA/US AC current.The closest fan you are likely to fine would be a 12 volt automotive style with a cigarette outlet adapter in another brand.
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As long as it's a resister based 120v system I don't see why not. But this fan is CRAZY laud. Not a little bit I mean unusable unless your in headphones. I will drive anyone nuts. I don't use it anymore. Needs to be quieter then the TV on level 20 period.
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I would look at the amp rating, but any DC power supply at 5V can run this fan. Just test it with old power adopters but make sure to read voltage on the back.
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I would not do it, the wire in the wall might not be rated for the amps that could be pulled by the fan motor while in the high setting. A person can change the breaker. but not the wire. Possibly starting a fire.
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Look at using old cell phone chargers. I found a used one on eBay for about nine bucks that matched the voltage and amperage exactly. It costs me $3.50 annually to run this fan 24/7 and it rocks.
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You can do that , in fact it is a 12 volt fan . It is a very small computer size fan and does not use much electricity ,however over time it will run the battery down . I have a solar panel on my RV that keeps the battery topped off.
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Yes it is possible....all USB standards are 5 volts....and that's what these fans are wired as. If you need a regular 12v fan, they sell similar ones having a 12v input having typical computer molex connectors....then you need some kind of power supply that provides 12v instead (like all the lines of a computer power supply)....they sell a transformer that has an output of 12v for this purpose as well.
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The fan is wired for 120v. I don't think it will work, but check the manual.
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Not sure but since if an extension cord can be used but the product has a surge protector feature so it could well be ok. Remember that the average wall outlet is for a load max. of 15 amps and the extension cord drain should be of a concern.
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I'm not an electrician but it works fine with my porch light. I would think that if your exaughst fan runs with a switch that it could. I did have to email the company that I bought mine from as the first one they sent was faulty but they sent a new one right away and didn't even request for the faulty one to be sent back. Hope this helps.
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The unit has three prongs that plug into the wall outlet. It probably could be used with the proper three-to-two prong adapter.
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I'm think your asking if you can hard wire a 110 vac receptacle and plug a fan into that receptacle? The answer to that would be yes.
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Appears to be designed for 120 volts AC only. I do not think that the plug will work with your wall outlet.
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If one were to place it on a wall with the back to the wall, the fan would have no way to pull air into it. In theory, you could mount the bottom on a wall and blow air sideways, but you'd have no way to aim it. If you need this feature, I suggest the Holmes model HAOF90-UC.