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  1. chazcarr Member

    joined: Jan 22, 2012
    169 posts
    Wolcott, CT
    I need some new fans for my house, the current ones are an electrical nightmare and more likely to burn the place down then my insert ever will. While researching I came across this fan, and would like some people's opinion on it.

    It is new, and pricey. However it seems to move (hopefully warm) air around quite well and Christmas is almost here.

    Thoughts?

    More info one it here
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  2. greg13 Feeling the Heat

    joined: Jan 5, 2012
    372 posts
    CNY
    I think I would hold off for now and see if & how it flies.
  3. Tramontana Member

    joined: Oct 23, 2012
    196 posts
    Wheat Ridge, Colorado
    From the look of the demo video, it appears to be an exhaust fan, not a circulation fan. Watching the smoke column, it disappears vs dispersing?

    Did I miss something?

    Cheers!
  4. milleo Feeling the Heat

    joined: Aug 8, 2011
    297 posts
    Maine
    If you get one let us know how it works out. Looks like one of them would be perfect fpr my place but wicked pricey.
  5. chazcarr Member

    joined: Jan 22, 2012
    169 posts
    Wolcott, CT
    Th fan is supposed to even out the temperature in the entire room floor to ceiling. So I think the point is that it fogs the smoke everywhere.

    I will hold off for now, seems great, but if it is popular it will probably drop in price eventually.
  6. smokinj Minister of Fire

    joined: Aug 11, 2008
    15,410 posts
    Anderson, Indiana
    At my local vmc (Vets of madison co) they have 4 of these but there used to eat smoke.
  7. Scotty Overkill firewood hoarder

    joined: Sep 24, 2011
    6,761 posts
    central PA
    I don't like the look of them at all. WAY too contemporary, IMO. But I'm old-fashioned as it gets, so that's just a personal opinion.

    Not to mention they are danged expensive....
  8. MasterMech Minister of Fire

    joined: Aug 2, 2011
    4,756 posts
    Hudson Valley NY
    Where do you tie the stuffed animals to entertain the kids?
    tbuff likes this.
  9. DanCorcoran Minister of Fire

    joined: Jan 5, 2010
    1,779 posts
    Richmond, VA
    Looks like they would be fine in winter, pulling air up and sending sideways to the walls. Can't be reversed in summer like a standard ceiling fan, though, so you wouldn't get the cooling downdrafts. I don't believe they're selling these as exhaust fans or to deal with smoke (the white stuff was computer graphics to illustrate airflow), but rather as replacements for conventional ceiling fans.

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