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Entries Tagged as 'Cooling'

Very Efficient: Vari-Cyclone Ceiling Fans

July 10th, 2006 · 1 Comment

dc ceiling fan

These “Vari-Cyclone” ceiling fans from FanWorks are perhaps the most efficient ceiling fans available. The fans utilize what Fanworks calls “Gossamer Wind” blade design technology, which is said to deliver 40% more air flow without any increase in power use. They also run on DC power, which also adds to their efficiency when off-grid power is used.

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Tags: Cooling · Fans


Using Natural Systems To Cool Down

July 5th, 2005 · No Comments

Using Natural Systems To Cool DownThe latest issue of Home Power has an article on how to cool your house down using natural systems (also known as passive cooling). This is a concept that is neglected in most modern house design — forcing home owners to use air conditioning throughout the summer.

The article illustrates the basics of passive cooling quite well: how to choose the right windows, using overhangs and catching breezes.

Be Cool by Home Power (PDF File)

Tags: Cooling


Endless Breeze Fan (12V)

July 28th, 2004 · 1 Comment

These Endless Breeze fans are powerful,
portable, high volume 12 volt fans with a twelve inch blade that operates
at three speeds. Air movement of up to 1000 CMF (cubic feet per minute)
is a major breakthrough in 12 volt portable fans. Standing
only fourteen inches high on retractable legs and less than three inches
thick it travels and stores easily. It weights under five pounds.

Power Consumption:
Low: 1.18 Amps
Medium: 1.62 Amps
High: 2.58 Amps

Available from: Amazon ($60)
or Pplmotorhomes.com ($62.95)

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Turbo-Aire Fan

July 28th, 2004 · No Comments

Turbo-Aire delivers 100% more air and is 300% more
energy efficient than comparable fans. Quiet on all 3 speeds -
low, medium, and high. It features durable almond molded housing with charcoal
ABS protective grilles and can be placed on a table, the floor, or wall-mounted.
It has a 1/50th horsepower motor and 5 blades with air straighteners. The
blade pitch, hub, and blade shape are designed for maximum efficiency and
minimum noise. Aerodynamically curved housing increases blade tip efficiency
110% over convenience fans. Jet engine-inspired inlet design allows even
air intake for maximum air output. Two year limited warranty. UL listed
and CSA approved.

Power Consumption:
Low: .568

Amps (65.3

Watts)
Medium: .733 Amps (84.3 Watts)
High: .953 Amps (109.6 Watts)

Home Page: Seabreeze Electric Corporation

Purchase from: Shop.Com($39.99)

Tags: Cooling · Fans