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  1. zoobz

    Special fan - 115VAC

    I guess info on squirrel cage fans would be out of the question...
  2. zoobz

    Special fan - 115VAC

    quoting wiki...oh brother...big help that is
  3. zoobz

    Special fan - 115VAC

    I think it explains the high rating of amps with DC fans versus the low ratings of amps with AC fans. 15watts/12VDC = 1.25a 15watts/115VAC = .13a What do you think?
  4. zoobz

    Special fan - 115VAC

    I can't edit the above but I think I've figured it out. The amps aren't different...just the scale. Since Amps= watts/volts, by only using a 12VDC fan, it shoots the amps up to 5a. But by using a 115VAC fan, the same formula only shows as .18a or so... So are these the same force?
  5. zoobz

    Special fan - 115VAC

    What I'm now thinking is that DC amps are waaaaay different than AC amps...apples and oranges. I've been all through the muffin and axial fan searching... Thanks
  6. zoobz

    Special fan - 115VAC

    I'm looking for a special 120mm axial 115VAC fan that has high amps and pressure ratings for an experiment of mine. So far, all I've found is high amp and pressure 12VDC fans. I'm wondering why I can't find the same in a 115VAC fan? Any good sources out there? Thanks

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