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6" Can Fan GL56736746 736746 - Compact & Powerful Cranberry Red Fan for Home, Office, Kitchen, and Dorm Rooms - Perfect for Cooling Small Spaces

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Product Description

Product Description Can Fan GL56736746 736746 Fan, 6" From the Manufacturer The Max-Fan family has been designed to be the smallest, lightest and most energy efficient fan of its kind. With the current cost of electricity, the Max-Fan can save hundreds of dollars every year. Even more efficient and stronger than the original Max-Fan design, the Max-Fan Pro Series has a much more robust housing due to the fiberglass reinforced plastic compounds that meet all of the UL and CSA requirements. Details: Shipping Weight 6.0 lbs. Package Dimensions 12.0L x 8.5W x 9.4H Specifications: CFM @ Og: 420 High, 378 Medium, 291 Low Rpm: 3320 Max Watts: 69 Amps: 0.62 Duct Size: 6 inch Max Height: 9.25 inch Length: 12.125 inch Blade Design: Diagonal / Mix Flow Housing: Plastic Weight: 6 lbs Inlet/Outlet: 6 inch Power: 120 vac Hertz: 60 hz

Product Features

The fans come with the EZ Mount bracket for easy mounting.

The fans have three control speeds for true performance.

420 High, 378 Medium, 291 Low

Duct Size: 6 inch

5 year limited warranty

Customer Reviews

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I bought this as a booster to in a home furnace/AC. My home was built 40 years ago, before zoning was common. The blower unit is in the basement on south end of house, farthest bedroom is on 2nd floor north. On top of that, the ductwork in walls and floors takes 5 90 degree turns before reaching the room, so the room was hot in summer, cold in winter. I bought this fan because I knew it would move enough air, and while not designed for very hot air, the construction would handle air that was no more than 90 degrees by the time it reached fan.To install it, I placed it in basement as far from the furnace as possible, removing a piece of rigid duct and securing either end of the fan to existing ductwork with insulated flex duct. The blower is not rigidly mounted but suspended by wires from the joists, to minimize noise transmission. It turn on and off with an air-operated switch https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002EC1O0C/.Does it work? Beautifully. Noise is fairly low, and the unit is powerful enough that unless set on the lowest speed, it will blow the metal register out of the hole in the floor.