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As I stated in the previous video, I am strolling around Bandung city and visiting some flea markets with a few of my fellow fan lovers. When we stopped at one of the flea markets there to look around, one of my friends found an old Sanyo industrial exhaust fan propeller and asked me whether I wanted to take it or not. Since I didn't find any interesting fans at the flea markets we've visited, I decided to grab it!
This propeller is believed to belong to the EF-40FZK model by the looks of it, an industrial exhaust fan by Sanyo that can spin in two directions, exhaust and intake just like the usual plastic ventilating fans that you guys usually see around! Since I had no idea what I was gonna do with it right after I grabbed it and took it back home, I randomly thought to test it on my installed Panasonic condensing unit, and here it is!
Its size turned out to be a bit larger than the original 3-blade Panasonic propeller, so it can't fit on the shroud of my Panasonic condensing unit. Which is why I showed it running without the front case installed. If you asked me why it didn't go as fast as what usual industrial exhaust fans do (especially the original Sanyo EF-40FZK), it's because the fan motor on this condensing unit is only 30 watts, while most industrial exhaust fans usually have wattage at around 70 watts or more.
Taken on June 2, 2024.
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5 окт 2024
