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Old 2011-09-17, 11:33am
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I am looking at this exhaust fan for my new studio. it is a lomancool 2000.

I was wondering if this would be a good one to use???? I can get this one at a good price but dont want to spend the money if it is not going to be efficient enough.

any and all info on this would be soooo apprecitated!

here is the wiring link to this one
http://www.lomanco.com/public.lomanc...rvent/2000.pdf
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Old 2011-09-17, 7:26pm
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The fan in your link is an attic vent fan.... One does not usually do whole room evacuation....

The typical fan used in lampwork ventilation is the squirrel cage or turbine fan usually attached to duct work extracting the fumes from area where torch is burning and by using a fume cabinet, traditional hood or a large funnel style collector attached to the fan by duct work...

Squirrel cage fan....


Turbine fan...


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