🌱 USA Made 20" Deep Guard Greenhouse Circulation Fan by Schaefer VK20-B - Horizontal Airflow, 1/3 HP, 5470CFM, T-Shape Mount Included - Black Review

Electrician installed in stable. The fan came with a cord. He attached her. The fans are powerful. It's very cold now so we haven't used them in the summer heat yet. I bought L shaped brackets to properly hold them in the stable. We also bought controllers for each fan to be able to control the speed. I'm very happy with how this installation went and with the fans themselves.

Both $2600 fans for barn use. We knew the mount would suck because on top of the $200 for a fan, it's an additional $6 for a fan if you need their mount. What has not been said is that the wiring is not connected to the fan. There is a cable with 3 wires - white on the back and green on ground. If you disassemble the case, it has a white, black, and red wire. The manual for your fans recommends an electric cord - what the heck for the price. What do you think will work? Like another $600 for…

This is my second fan. The latter lasted a good 12 years and still worked after the replacement. The previous one was a non-galvanized version that was placed in a greenhouse with high humidity and some weather. The guard eventually rusted and became cosmetically unsightly, so I replaced it with a galvanized version. The quality of the product is the same as my last fan, with some improvements that I noticed. The junction box was much better sealed than. Previous version. The device actually…

I've been using the 8 inch Schaefer model for 10 years, they still work perfectly. 12 inch fans move four times more air [cfm = cubic feet per minute] and I needed more moving air in my greenhouse [40 feet x 12 feet]. 3 of the 12" move a lot more air. In moderate weather I use smaller fans. Ideal. Both sizes mount at ceiling [roof] level and are exceptionally quiet; They can also be rotated to blow in any direction. Warning: As I bought the smaller fans over a decade ago, they were plugged in…