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rumrunn6 08-01-19 08:05 AM

small utility blower fan
 
anyone know where I can get a small blower fan domestically. I ordered one on-line thru amazon but it was very late & it was the wrong thing. I think it came from China. looking for an online source or even a hint as to what kind of retailer or supply shop might carry such a thing. many years ago I rigged my own basement window ventilation fan by using an old kitchen stove top hood blower. those things were great, big motor & big fan blades

anyway this is the thing I ordered & am hoping to find. anything in the 4"-9" diameter range would be fine. or if you know of where I can get something similar. 2 or 3 wires for home 120 volt ac use. I need it to mount to a piece of plywood with a hole cut out for the fan



https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...d7389ed3d2.jpg

https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...679a83f672.jpg

DrIsotope 08-01-19 08:12 AM

So something like an exhaust fan? If you can fit a 10" unit, I would definitely recommend. Dropping to a 7" more than halves the CFM. And those are auto-louvered, so nothing climbs in when the fan is off.

TimothyH 08-01-19 08:20 AM

Grainger

https://www.grainger.com/search?sear...ery=blower+fan


-Tim-

DrIsotope 08-01-19 08:25 AM

Problem is, the fan I linked is $66, and the same spec fan on Grainger is $219. The Grainger model might be a better quality fan, but it costs 3X as much.

rumrunn6 08-01-19 08:44 AM

don't need louvers cuz I rigged a screened bug shield. looking to spend less than $50 or $20

the old range hood fan has been ideal

I might have to settle for something like this. they don't make motors like they used to ...

https://www.amazon.com/97012248-Replacement-Nautilus-BP17-S97012248/dp/B07FNC3453/ref=sr_1_17?keywords=range+hood+fan&qid=1564672126&s=gateway&sr=8-17

not talking about a lot of volume just something to keep the air moving slowly thru the basement area. I have a plug in timer I use so it goes on twice a day for between an hour or four hours, depending on climate conditions

Eggman84 08-01-19 09:20 AM

Sure buy from Amazon. They try as hard as possible not to pay any tax and don't support your community in any way, but that stuff is way over rated.

FBOATSB 08-01-19 09:58 AM

Consider a Duct fan . Available locally in hardware stores or any place that sells HVAC supplies. I have one mounted in my basement window. It's quiet and I run it 24/7 in all but the cold winter months.

woodcraft 08-01-19 10:11 AM

I would spring for a Panasonic exhaust fan- near silent & will stay that way.

https://www.build.com/panasonic-fv-0...41?uid=2710411

Oh, and I disagree- they do make motors like they used to, better.

CliffordK 08-01-19 10:20 AM

Go to your local building supply store.

Lowes? Home Depot? Something else?

I picked up one about that size,although with a bit more plastic as a wall mounted bathroom exhaust fan. Whew... a bit stronger than I had anticipated.

AnkleWork 08-01-19 10:39 AM

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