Is the fan completely closed up at the bottom? I need a place for the fan speed chain to hang down freely.
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If you mean is the light closed the answer is no. There is a spot in the middle for one chain and also a hole that another chain goes through. You can see the small hole in the picture. They just don't have a chain coming out of it
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There us a hole in the bottom where the chain fits through. You can just about see the rivet in the picture of the fixture at about the 2 o'clock position in the picture to the left.
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There are designated holes in the diffuser for the chains. I have both a light and fan speed chain that extend through mine.
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There is a hole on the bottom for your chain. I took someone's advise and painted the white screw holder on the bottom silver and it really dressed the shade up. I really like the way the shade looks. Enjoy!
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There is space for one chain to drop down in the middle of the shade. Not sure it that is what you are referring to as the speed chain but guessing you should be fine.
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There is a separate hole on the bottom of the shade that allows you to pull the fan speed chain through so you can use it. It hangs about 2 inches from the light's on/off chain.
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No, it's attached by the hinge which is not reachable. Even if you could detach it, the fan is not shaped in a way that it would stand up by itself. I have two of these mounted under cabinets in my office. They are quiet, and move a lot of air. Very recommended.
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The fan was always running on mine. It came with a giant green sticker with leaves on it, so maybe there's a setting for that I missed, but I don't think so. I ended up selling mine so I can't check.
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Hi, mine had a small screw near the plug/outlet, then you look along the opposite side on the frame. There are 2 tabs that just slide in and out from the frame. The screw holds in the fan assembly place on one side, and the tabs on the other. It's very easy.
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Included fan is indeed low profile, you will have no issues. The thing is tiny
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No, the fan is self contained and very quiet. I did have to modify one of mine with a Drexel though, but they was due to a problem with the case, not the fan
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There are two 80mm fan mounts for the bottom half of the case. They are intended to exhaust air, but you could turn the fans around and draw air in. The fans would point straight at one of the drive bays.
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I have this problem with my fan. I'm assuming it's from moving or repositioning the fan, since you have to pick it up from the top. It usually resolves itself if I turn it on and off and/or make sure the fan is aligned with the base.
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The fan looks like it may be 120mm, but the area where it fits may not be completely square. I added some photos of the view from inside the unit. I am not sure how the fan is removed, perhaps from the top?
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It looks like 2 inches the space from one hole to the next. that's where you screw it into the fan motor.
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I WOULD RECOMMEND CONTACTING THE MANUFACTURER TO ENSURE THAT THE FAN COULD BE SAFELY OPERATED ON ITS SIDE. It appears to be designed to be used standing up (vertically). There's a vent that wraps around the back and from side to side.
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I always leave the top damper open 100%. I've found that I don't need to fine tune the dampers when using this. The bottom dampers are obviously closed, with the exception of the damper the fan is using.
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I have two of the double fans (total of four fans) mounted at the top of a closed closet (3ft wide, 7 ft tall) which houses our computer servers and security system hardware. I reversed the mounting on the fans so they are exhaust, blowing the air out of the closet. There is about a 1 to 1 1/2 inch gap at the bottom of the doors where air can be drawn in. The idea is hot air rises and is exhausted while cooler air is pulled in at the bottom. This seems to be working quite well over the past month or so since the install.
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It's definitely not flush with the ceiling. The motor drops downs about 4-5 inches from the ceiling. So the bottom of the fan would be at around 7 ft from the floor. Someone could still walk under it but it would be low.
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There is a spot for one in the bottom, but I don't recommend it as it'd just pull in dust, but I can say that the airflow is really good stock and you don't need any more, the 2 230mm fans move a lot of air and the other 3 just help out. I do recommend however replacing the rear fan as it is the only one that isn't LED.
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This unit is open on the bottom. Fans exposed ; I didn't realize that when I purchased.
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Nothing closes it off when not working. I have it mounted in a greenhouse and can see the fan blades from below.