How to use the OrangeA Blower Fan 10 Inch Portable High Velocity Ventilation Fume Extractor
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 8. 09. 2024
- This video is about OrangeA Blower Fan 10 Inch 0.45HP Utility 1520 CFM 3300 RPM Portable Ventilator High Velocity Multifunctional Ventilator Fume Extractor with 5M Duct Hose.
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Helping in keeping Drywall dust from spending everywhere.
The portable ventilator Low Noise Axial Fan is widely applicable in factories, basements, shipyards, farms, grain storage, chemical, Pharmaceutical, tobacco, tunnel, automobile manufacturing, auto repair factory, logistics, hotels, hotel kitchen, playground, shopping malls, bars, kiln, tile factory, steel factory, mining, plastic machinery, paper mills and other ventilation.With an extra industrial extractor with 5m long pvc flexible duct. Note: This fan is for extracting air, It is not suitable for extracting explosive dust or fume.
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Thank YOU for this video! I, also, appreciate that you told us the measurements of your flexible duct hose AND showed what it looked like stretched out like that! This is the only video that I could find that did this. THANKS!
I have a similar fan but a smaller version. It works well. It was made to bring air into tight or confined spaces.
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I'll be getting one of these soon, for working on cars in my garage. I might make a water box with sprayers in it at the exhaust exit. So I don't pollute on my neighbours.
Thanks for the feedback. I just used it again for bathroom construction in my home. Help with the dust from coming upstairs. I donât regret getting this.
Great video, This really should be part of health and safety at work . the amount of property I have renovated by only opening all the windows .seems silly after watching this video.
Thanks for your comments. I have been using it and it really helps with dust control. Please remember to like and subscribe. Check the description below for links to this item.
Those guys went and ordered one too!!!!
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You would be better turning it around so that the fan is in the garden and the ducting is at the door . That way you donât damage your hearing from the noise of the fan
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You would lose exhaust power running a hose to extract dust/fumes
@@bee2333 I can tell you from experience two things. Firstly due to back pressure the extract fan looses nearly 50% efficiency when itâs trying to push the air down the pipe vs pulling the air. Secondly if your not going to seal the room like this video most of the air being pulled in through that fan will be clean air from around the door not dust from the other side of the room.
For best result you either need to run the ducting from the other end of the room so the fresh air is drawn in through the open door and down to the furthest corner of the room. And the dust is then pulled out!
Or the open door need to be sealed off with some sheeting and the ducting poking through a small hole to make the whole room whatâs called ânegative pressureâ
This video actually has the worst of all possible setups, wrong setup of fan to ducting and the system setup in the wrong position. I would be surprised if it shifting any dust at all.
This would work great for a Paint booth
I use it all the time. Doing kitchen renovations now. Really helps with dust removal. Please remember to subscribe and like the video.
Excellent, I have to get this piece of equipment, thx for posting...
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I want something like that to pull out enclosed air from rooms that can be useful to clean up contaminated rooms in someone's illness
Michael Angelo very good point. Good tip
So what if you put the fan blowing out the other end away from the house? You'll still be getting the same amount of suction but now you'll have no fan motor noise. Just a thought. đ
Iâm doing a project now. In my opinion, itâs better if you have the fan inside. I see a different in extracting dust. Yes I have to deal with the noise but I prefer to remove the particles from my house. Thanks for your input.
I wonder how it woild work if you built a box witb filters and put it inside
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Would this work if I spray water base produccts along with filters ..... I don't like to deal with solvents anymore
Thanks for the feedback. Their is no filter on this item. Itâs a Commercial fan that pulls the air out of the room. I hope this answer your question. Please remember to subscribe to the channel and like the video.
Thanks a lot man keep doing this fine jobđđŒ
how about if you put the machine in the middle of the room ???
Not needed, itâs powerful enough to pull the air out. Remember to seal other areas so the air exits to one location. Thanks for the feedback and please remember to subscribe to the channel and like the video.
Is this good to use in a room where I use Momomer , it has a strong chemical smell
Sarah Rosa it pulls a lot of air. But itâs not very quiet. But it will get the job done. Thanks for the feedback and please remember to subscribe to the channel and like
I see your logic, but having the fan blowing out that door without sealing up the rest of the door basically defeats the purpose. It sort of works, but the issue is that without sealing up the rest of the door, you get a lot of back-flow through the open door space. As a result, the fan ends up pushing a lot of fresh outdoor air back outside, instead of pulling all inside air, out. You need to seal up that doorway with plastic, or cardboard, or some such, such that the recirculation of outside air doesn't happen. It's the classic pot smoker's fan problem, just in a different context.
I hope all goes well.
Thanks for the feedback. You are right. I have seal up rooms using that method. Itâs a little more work but works well. Please remember to subscribe to the channel and like the video.
I don't think you're correct about this. Unless there is a strong wind blowing air back towards the house, the amount of dust exiting the exhaust (which is 5 meters away) and going back into the house is very very small. Furthermore, most of the small amount of dust that somehow gets back in the house is going to be immediately shot back out by the fan. Rather than sealing up the entire door, the most effective thing to do would be open a window or door on the other side of the house so that minimal airflow back into the house from the fan side would occur.
very interesting, where did you buy it?
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He told you in the video where he got it
its on the wrong way round mate
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@@DIYRAY I had the duct installed like you and felt strong air coming from other end (duct). Is it really the wrong way? Most pics online show duct installed "behind" the power switch no in front like you & I.
Terrible noise
Yes, itâs a little loud but it works great for dust management.