Recensioni dei clienti per VEVOR Ventilatore di Scarico con Serranda, 254 mm 1400 m³/h Regolatore di Temperatura Umidità, Motore EC, con Montaggio Parete Velocità Variabile, Ventilazione e Raffreddamento per Serre, Garage

Good quality material, good finishes

Easy to install and connect helped so much in my attic where the heat gets brutal and helps so much

Have been using this in my steel garage with the assistance of an overhead room fan and it has worked flawlessly for its second season now. The room fan draws the heat up and the exhaust fan in the peak pulls it out. It is 100f degrees today and normally I could not be in that garage today as it would be far above that 100f. Today it has kept the temperature down 20degrees. On an average day of 80f I’m a cool 65, which is right where I like to keep the thermostat set. I may add a second one at the other peak soon

Great product!

Works great highly recommend

We got the biggest one for our gable vent replacement. The sensor control is great

We installed this fan in our chicken coop a few months ago. It works awesome, keeps the humidity down and keeps the coop smelling fresh for longer. Definitely recommend.

Funciona perfecto y ayuda mucho para sacar tanto humedad como calor del atico

Fan great I replaced my old 12 inch fan this new 16 inch fan with controls. The only problem I had was programming the controls. The instructions were not real clear. Once you figured it out, it wasn’t bad to set the controls. I would highly recommend this fan for use in greenhouses as I did.

It took a while to get to reviewing this because I mismeasured the window I wanted to put it in, only to find it didn't quite fit when it arrived (entirely my fault). Now I have a panel built to fit it into a larger space and it works very well. It comes with everything you need to attach it to a wall, either on the inside or the outside. What I did was build a wood panel to fit it into a window frame and screwed it to the window frame with my own screws, and it's working very well for me. The trickiest part of my installation was building a panel that fit the space, with a hole in the middle that snugly fit the fan. If you fit the fan and plug it in then it will spin and do all the things you'd expect a fan to do. It also comes with a controller that measures temperature and humidity, so you can configure it to activate based on temperature going too high or too low or humidity going too high or too low. You can combine the options, so it activates if it gets too warm or if it gets too cold or if the humidity goes outside the range you determine. Or you can tell it to be "on" or "off", which are pretty self-explanatory. The controller can control two fans, although it's hard to see that being hugely helpful unless one of the fans has a long lead to extend the distance between the fan and the controller. If you have a space big enough to put two fans in it, and putting them more or less side by side makes sense, you can control them both. I guess you might use that if you're working with the biggest fan option and still need something more powerful. The fan will adjust its speed based on how far out of the acceptable zone the air has become. When I first set it up the reported humidity was 67% and I set the target to be 60%. It ran at maximum speed for a time and then, as the humidity dropped, it gradually slowed down until it hit the target humidity and turned itself off. Then the humidity slowly started to rise and it gradually increased its speed to correct it. I