So it says both fans are reversible. So that does mean I can have one fan bringing air in and one fan as a exhaust pulling air out correct?
776754
Incorrect. It means you can physically take the thing out of the window, turn it around, and put it back in the window so it blows the opposite direction. Also, I've had one of the motors burn out since purchasing. Do not recommend.
776755
No, It only can blow air in one direction. Bringing air in, or out. You have to remove the fan from the window, and turn it around to perform each function.
776756
Yes, that's true. However, the air flow from the fans is very low and hardly noticeable, whether blowing out, blowing in, or doing both.
776757
You could do that , if you remove the fan blades and reverse them (not recommended). I think what this means is you can place the fan in a window either way . . . blowing in or blowing out. The fan case profile is the same either way.
1040134
Return the fan.... only one blade works on mine on cool but I use it mostly for exhaust so I'm not gonna go and return it since both blades work fine on exhaust
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We own a tower PC, but the fan slides into a slot in the tower n I can't see what's the difference between one unit from the other! The fan is just a fan! So why would it matter...it's only cooling the unit when on n I doubt the fan care whether it's connected to either systems. If I'm wrong, first check with the computer company if your so concerned. Ok
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This is a fan forced unit, But it is not dual, as the description implies !!!
2190647
Hello you can't use the same one because the other one has a fan it won't work like that they have to be separate
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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.
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Yes...there are 3 settings...air from outside, exhaust the inside air outside and 1 going inside while the other fan blows out.
898898
Yes the fan is reversible. They are pretty and quiet... However in one of the three fans we purchased- the on/off pull swtich only works if it is pulled straight out from the hole - it does not work when pull cord is pulled down
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There is a manual mode, you can select the speed of the fans. However, there is always one fan exhausting air and a second one bringing fresh air from the outside. I was hesitant about the two fans as well, but the unit is well designed and the 2 fans are very effective exchanging the air in a room.
2180755
Well all fans blow air in one direction... It's how you install it. You can install them facing in or out this is a standard with computer case fans.
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I have installed three of these fans. If you do not tighten the bolt that runs through the support, to tight, you can turn it left and right. There is no reason to over-tighten this bolt so the fan won't move left & right. Good luck.
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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.
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There is only one air intake - the other end is the exhaust, (you would need a Y adapter if you wanted multiple intakes).
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You can have both exhaust, one exhaust and one blowing in or both blowing in.
1276798
It doesn't matter really both fans can be unbolted and flip and turn which ever direction you, needed it to blow
1615255
Is the motor reversible? Honestly don't know...and I imagine reversing the wiring hookups wouldn't work, either. If you're trying to suck the outside air in, rather than forcing the inside air out, wouldn't that depend on the fan blade design?