do I have to take the fan out of the window to reverse the intake each time
761791
word to da dingle bird your answer is there's no reverse ,but um but um but um but um that's a awesome fan ,i'am digging it ,,,,in da booty
761792
yes if thats what you want but no need for that it's just a exhaust fan ,l stick it in my window and just leave it,your question answer is no reverse
404629
No. In fact I just realized that you have to remove the glass from the light to access the switch that reverses the air flow. Not a convenient design since I have cathedral ceilings.
1599490
No. The reverse switch is on the side of the fan. If a light is installed, the globe must be removed to access the switch.
120667
there is a switch that allows it to reverse direction, but it is on the fan itself.
13609
Yes, it has a Reverse button that will reverse fan direction. The buttons on it are: low, med hi, rev, off, and light on or off. Easy to code to old remote transmitter. Four switches, on or off.
944869
When you plug it in you can tell which way the airflow, and is it is reverseable so however you want it to blow it does both.
1734284
You want the fan to push the air out of the exhaust vent. On my fan, the housing outlet is positioned so that if the fan turns one way, the air is blown into the outlet. If it turns the other way it isn't and the fan is less effective. I suspect most housings are similarly designed.
1742252
As previously answered by two others... Yes, there is a reverse switch on the fan motor housing.
2126033
There is no switch to change between intake and exhaust, but you can physically move the fan- flip it in the direction you want the airflow to go
1816706
Is it possible to reverse the fan? - I'm not an electronics expert but it might be possible. The only reason I can see that you would want to do this is to pull air "into" the existing exhaust and out the current "intake" making it pull hot air in from within a smaller area. There might be better products to do this.Slowing it down shouldn't take much more than putting in a resistor or two. But, again, I'm not an electronics expert, so that would take some research on how to accomplish this.
1816707
Is it possible to reverse the fan? - I'm not an electronics expert but it might be possible. The only reason I can see that you would want to do this is to pull air "into" the existing exhaust and out the current "intake" making it pull hot air in from within a smaller area. There might be better products to do this. Slowing it down shouldn't take much more than putting in a resistor or two. But, again, I'm not an electronics expert, so that would take some research on how to accomplish this.
1661817
Yes the fan rotation can be reversed but you need flip over the fan blades.
2180757
Depends on which way you place it. You can have it push or pull air. I have two in my case now, one as an intake and one as an exhaust. The side with the Corsair label is where the air is pulled from, opposite side is where it's pushed out.
1312106
Its an AC fan, so you can't reverse the fan direction by reversing the Hot/Neutral leads. For a DC fan, yes. But not for this one. I can't remember what the internals look like, but (maybe) you could remove, reverse and reinstall the actual fan. But I'm not sure. And then there is the back flow portion you would have to hold open, otherwise it would pull itself shut all the time the fan is on (reversed).
1524068
The reverse control is at the bottom of the fan speed button. It looks like two curving arrows.
1319040
There is a switch either on the motor or the control to reverse the direction of the fan.
1188581
There are two versions of this fan available, check the options and you'll find the digital version which goes in your window one way and has a control for reverse. You'll spend an extra $10.00. If you want to save a little money you can choose the manual one which requires you to flip the entire unit.