Jun 092013
LEDwholesalers GYO2402 6-Inch 240 CFM Air Duct Inline Hydroponic Booster Fan
- Hydroponic booster fan
- All metal construction (including the blades); discreet packaging
- CFM 240 air duct inline, 6-inch male on one end, female on other end
- Fan exhaust booster blower air cool; 4-Feet power cord
- Capacity 120 volt, 60 hertz, 37 watts
Boost air flow in long duct runs with this inline duct fan. Constructed of all metal, this fan is effective and efficient. All metal construction (including the blades) Light weight 240 CFM 4 feet power cord 120V, 60Hz Discreet packaging Installation Instructions: * Loosen a screw on the outside of the housing. * Secure GREEN wire to the housing with the screw. * Other two wires can be randomly paired up with wires from motor. * Line up the bare ends of each pair of wires; twist the bare ends CL
List Price: $ 39.99
Price: $ 26.82
Works great!,
This fan is very well built. It has metal blades which are an improvement over some the plastic bladed ones. It does make a little noise, however it does move a lot of air. I guess you have to have a tradeoff somewhere. Overall it is a very nice product.
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|Wicked Little Fan,
This bad boy can push some air… No wiring diagram so cords are a little tricky to figure out and wire, but its just black/black, white/black and ground to the brass screw on the fan..Easy once ya know it. Sucks the air right out of my cooltube…..Seller was on point in shipping also…
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|blows – but electrically very iffy,
This fan does work. Yes. It blows and sucks lots of air. It’s loud.
But that’s not what this review is about…
when you unplug it or shut off this fan, the transient spike (the power that goes back into your line) is really freakin’ high. I am using this to cool off a closet with computers. When I shut the fan off, (like unplug it from the wall), it cause a huge popping sound on the loudspeakers and causes the monitors to flicker off/on. I measured the wall outlets on the same circuit when doing this with a multimeter and it SPIKED TO OVER 1200 VOLTS!!! This is crazy and WILL eventually kill electronics that might be on the same circuit as this fan.
I’m hoping that I can figure out a way to prevent this spike. If I do, I will update this review. Otherwise, I would really think long and hard about plugging this time-bomb into a circuit with anything else on it.
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