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Installing a ceiling fan in an outdoors building
Hi, looking for some advice please
I have a heavily pregnant mare who will shortly start suffering with the heat and flies, so I wanted to put a ceiling fan in the field shelter for her to keep her cool and keep the flies away. I'm thinking of a cheapie ceiling fan something like this: http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Produc...er/4306793.htm The field shelter is of a wooden construction with a metal sheeting roof. It has two large openings either side, and the fan will be situated approx 4' inside the building away from the doorway. I was planning on mounting the fan to a plinth, which I would then mount between the purlins on the roof. Is this doable? Am I running a big risk with condensation and damp fog? I'm not sure what IP rating I would need really - IP44? And do fans that comply with this exist? The power supply is RCD protected. Is there any way of making this workable? I also have a 12v supply if this would be better - would I be better using a car-radiator type fan? Would this actually do anything though if the ceiling of the field shelter is approx 11' high? Many thanks. |
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