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- This product can help move hot air out of areas that need temperature and humidity control. It is great for people that grow plants to control heat and humidity. I give a demonstration of using this in my garage. To see more details of product on Amazon, click on link below.
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Honestly, genius. I was looking for a way to exhaust my garage and saw all kinds of attic fans that require cutting a hole in my ceiling. I really didn't want to go into the attic to do that. This solution is perfect! I have a dryer vent no longer in use because I switched to a ventless dryer, now I can do this method instead. Thank you for the idea!
@@Kenny-vo glad I was influential with help solving exhausting your garage air.
My fan is installed 2 hours away and have been monitoring it since installed, which has only been triggering due to high humidity. COULD NOT FIND this setting info ANYWHERE, and the instructions don't cover this. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! My next trip down, I can finally set it up properly
Thanks Sam i threw my manual away and had now idea why fan was not turning off when it reached low humidity!
Glad I could help!
Thank you for this video. I have the gable shutter fan in my garage. The manual is not very thorough and I could not figure out how to set the controller. You were very clear in your explanation. I didn't know they made a duct fan and may try to install one to suck the hot air from the ceiling above my wood burning stove in the living room.and push it through the ducts to the bedrooms. Thank you!
Just got mine today cant wait to get this in my tent, seems to be the best bang for the buck atm. Thanks for your review.
You saved my sanity!! Thank you
Thank you friend for taking your time to explain your experience with this extractor, it has been a great help to me. Sincere greetings from Ciudad Tarraco
Thank you for this very good details on this fan .I couldn't find any vedio explain it the way you did.thanks a lot.
Great video you helped me figure out my fan
6" is currently on sale on amazon for $72. What a steal.
Very useful product!
Glad I watched your video. Helped me get my settings set. Thanks fine sir!
Very good video Sr.! Thanks so much!
Very informative. I am thinking of using this for generator exhaust. I would like to hook up the power to the generator output, and I want the fan to turn on every time the controller has power applied. Is that possible or will it loose all the mode settings once it is powered off?
@@WarrenGauci you can accomplish what you want by just don’t plug the cord between the motor and controller. The motor will run when the generator power is on and will be off when generator is not running. Just plug vent motor into the generator.
How to set the calibration? Pressing mode and down doesn't work. You know how?
Great info. Can I just use the fan to extract fumes from heat presses and laser machine from my home workshop to the outside, without having to program anything except to just use the fan "on demand"?
Yes it is only a fan. It has a controller to make the fan come on under certain conditions. You can also have it to blow all the time.
Sam is the man! Well explained, thanks!
Is it really not possible to for example run the high temp and the high humidity programs at the same time?
@diggie9598 sorry do not have the answer. Did not look at that option. You should try it and test how it works. I do product reviews and do not have the time to test all features fully of a product. Good luck.
@@samowens44 No worries Sam. I watched again and now i understand how this thing works. Your only goal was to use it on high temp. If someone needs to run it on 2 different programs simultaneously, like for example in a growing environment, that is possible. Just the numbers have to be set properly, so that the different programs do not override each other. That's what created issues for you, but you solved the problem properly. Anyways, thanks again Sam. Good work, keep rocking!
I need a system that turns on when AC turns on
@aleman86 you may try putting the temperature probe in the air duct. when the A/C comes on the temp probe will record the temp drop and if your settings are adjusted to operate under those settings, that will be your solution. Good Luck
Any ideas how to control this fan using an existing HVAC thermostat?
you may try putting the temperature probe in the air duct. when the A/C comes on the temp probe will record the temp drop and if your settings are adjusted to operate under those settings, that will be your solution. Good Luck
@@samowens44 will this work with both cooling and heating?
@@2003z440works with both
So is the timer as rudimentary as it seems? It's only functional as a manually activated device if not tied to heat or humidity levels? That suggests that adding a secondary timer isn't even helpful if there's no "constant on" setting. Honestly disappointed in this controller if that's the correct assessment.
@EvolvedCognition, to answer your question, yes it is a straight up timer, not mechanical. Now, the user manual explains that under Mode Button, there 5 basic modes, On, Off, Timer, Auto (4 triggers), and Alarm (4 Triggers).
Only one mode can be selected at a time. In Timer mode, that is the only modes that can operate the Fan. I think this gives you great flexibility to the operation owner needs. The Mode "On" may be what you want. Here is what the User Manual says: "In this mode, the fan will heat, (I think run) continuously regardless of temperature or humidity. Use this mode to set the Fan's Maximum blowing strength, ranging from 0-10, when triggers are activated".
Having trouble calibrating my humidity display
@speedles33, I suggest you contact VEVOR, I do not have the answers to more than the basic setup of the Fan as I demoed in the video. Here is the link to site contact page for VEVOR www.vevor.com/pages/contact-us
Thanks sam