Kief_Sweat
New Member
Hey Guys,
I'm hoping you can answer a safety question for me - will a 10" inline blower work as an adequate exhaust fan if the setup is in a 8'x6' shed with a 8000 btu A/C blowing from the top? Will be open blasting, not closed loop. The only caveat is that the fan isn't listed as explosion proof. The ebay seller's response is below:
"Anything that is electrical or composed of metal can cause static.
If you are asking if this fan will cause RF static..the answer is no. Some poor quality ballast will cause RF static ( when you are listening to AM radio, you will hear static)...but this fan does not cause that.
To be safe..mount the fan outside of your sealed room...there is nothing spark proof when you are dealing with electrical components. The best thing is to mount the fan outside the "hazardous" room and use pvc ducting to draw the air out"
Do you think the fan will be sufficient or should I spend the extra 500 on an explosion proof fan?
Inline Fan linked here: http://www.ebay.com/itm/10-Inch-Inli...:X:RTQ:US:1123
Thanks in advance for your responses and keeping it safe!
I'm hoping you can answer a safety question for me - will a 10" inline blower work as an adequate exhaust fan if the setup is in a 8'x6' shed with a 8000 btu A/C blowing from the top? Will be open blasting, not closed loop. The only caveat is that the fan isn't listed as explosion proof. The ebay seller's response is below:
"Anything that is electrical or composed of metal can cause static.
If you are asking if this fan will cause RF static..the answer is no. Some poor quality ballast will cause RF static ( when you are listening to AM radio, you will hear static)...but this fan does not cause that.
To be safe..mount the fan outside of your sealed room...there is nothing spark proof when you are dealing with electrical components. The best thing is to mount the fan outside the "hazardous" room and use pvc ducting to draw the air out"
Do you think the fan will be sufficient or should I spend the extra 500 on an explosion proof fan?
Inline Fan linked here: http://www.ebay.com/itm/10-Inch-Inli...:X:RTQ:US:1123
Thanks in advance for your responses and keeping it safe!