When a fan fails, would it overheat?
On Sun, 06 Sep 2009 11:47:45 -0400, "
wrote:
Is there some sort of fan that is designed to run 24/7 and is well
protected against overheating?
I read of household fans being a fire hazard long time ago. Only reason
I remember is because my hubby likes to leave them running, 24/7, even
when the room is not occupied.
If you are planning a permanent installation, then find a fan built for
the purpose that runs on a timer. Constant circ. seems a waste
It's not just a waste of electricity and fan-life. It makes the room
warmer. It's only of value when a breeze is blowing on a person and
probably some animals.
- just
periodic to sufficiently move the air. Is the crawl space sealed up
with moisture barrier?
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