INSTALLING NEW EXHAUST FAN IN MY SHOP TO INCLUDED WIRING IT...CHALLENGES DOING IT ALONE..

This was challenging installing an exhaust fan in a steel building.. check it out to see how I did it. I wired it to... Not bad for a plumber...

[@EasyAim1]

Great job. I would recommend using the Haslet Frames for the outside. They seal against water leaks and give you a good looking installation on the exterior side.

[@donflash1128]

They should give installation instructions.. I will cut a 21” circle so I can secure it with the flange

[@cengeb]

Use WAGO connectors, better, faster, take up less space in box

[@jason4547]

Where did you buy this exhaust fan ?
Who built it ?
and are you still happy with it ?

[@taffeydog24]

This is very interesting, I'm impressed you did this alone, the fan looks very heavy.

[@averagesteven2064]

It wasn't too bad... You know me... get it done...

[@taffeydog24]

Super job Steven!!!!

[@kgrafton4582]

What model/ manufacturer did you go with and how’s the fan noise? Thanks

[@kolorkonexion]

You a good teacher💯💯💯💰

[@donflash1128]

Problem is 21” is the entire diameter of the unit.. no place for the flange to secure to

[@averagesteven2064]

I measured to the inside of the flange... so I had the flange to secure it ...

[@donflash1128]

Supposed to attach it with the flange

[@cengeb]

ya can't put 2 ground wires under one screw, supposed to make a jumper from the two, so a single wire goes under the screw, oy vey