iLiving Utility High Velocity Blower, Fume Extractor, Portable Exhaust and Ventilator Fan (Utility 12")

Very powerfull. Feel confident thier ratings are close. Really draws 1200 ish watts. Wish there was more info concerning the motor but the motor is build really well, or at least looks great. Motor has aluminum fins built into its case to disperse heat.Had to get another one sent as first one was damaged in shipping. No issues of new one working yet. It is loud but to be expected with this high rpm fan.Ended up speaking to the seller themselves, neat. With I could of bought the other fan at a low cost as the motor was still good but the housing was caved in and the blades couldn't spin.

The end the hose goes on is about 13 inches wide. So far I haven`t found one that will fit for less than around 80.00.And when you do find one its 25 feet long. 10 or so feet I can see, but 25?A lot of the hoses I`m seeing only fit the 10 inch end. I`m trying to vacuum humidity out of 40 feet of connected grow tents. Has to be the 13 inch end.

I use my fan with the filtration system for my powdercoating booth. The opening of my booth is 5'x7' and this fan was so powerful that it would literally suck the powder straight from my gun to the filter and completely missing the part. Only reason I'm giving it 4 stars is that it uses WAY more power than stated, It's border line 220v. Yes you can still use a wall outlet but even with a 20amp breaker it constantly trips. Have seen ppl convert the power cords to 220v and haven't had a problem since. Fair warning this thing sounds like a fighter Jet.

This thing is an absolute hurricane maker! Super powerful and very well made. I love this thing. I weld cranes and this blows a strong flow of air the whole eighty foot length of the girder as I grind it, keeping me cool and it helps blow the grindings away. No fan comes even close to this monster.

This machine can really move some air.Bought this to remove dust from bathroom during plaster wall demo and it really did the job.Will use on my future demo projects.

Well made , works well removing dust , paint fumes , etc . , pretty strong unit

Good

If you are states side. Cut the plug off and wire up a 220-240v all of the documentation is wrong. I took the fan apart and saw where the capacitor was 250v. I kept popping 110v 20 Amp breakers. Switched it to 220v and it starts immediately and runs like a champ!