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Subject:
THERMOSTATICALLY CONTROLLED WINDOW FANS
Category: Science > Technology Asked by: laflolon75-ga List Price: $10.00 |
Posted:
02 May 2004 14:14 PDT
Expires: 01 Jun 2004 14:14 PDT Question ID: 339937 |
In the United Kingdom, I want to install a fan in the window of an inner porch door so that when the south-facing double-glazed conservatory gets hot - say 75 degrees Fahrenheit - the fan will blow warm air from the conservatory into the remainder of the house. The fan needs to be thermostatically controlled so that when I am not there, the conservatory doesn't over-heat and I can use the excess heat to heat the otherwise mainly unheated house. For security reasons, both the inner and outer doors to and from the conservatory need to be locked - and for the same reason I can't leave the the windows open when I'm not there. Where can I buy such a fan in the UK and do I really need two - one to suck and the other to blow! - as otherwise the conservatory will be airtight and a single fan wouldn't be able to suck mcuh air out! |
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Subject:
Re: THERMOSTATICALLY CONTROLLED WINDOW FANS
From: xeno555-ga on 03 May 2004 05:01 PDT |
HI, This is exactly what green house fans do, maybe you can try your local nursery? CIOU X |
Subject:
Re: THERMOSTATICALLY CONTROLLED WINDOW FANS
From: laflolon75-ga on 03 May 2004 07:24 PDT |
I've searched Google in the UK - but can't find such a fan advertised! |
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