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  • Why Is My AC Fan Not Spinning?

    27th Dec 2023

    Is it still cold where you are? If it is, using your air conditioner might be the last thing on your mind. But on hot summer days, the last thing you want is for your AC to conk out. One of the most common issues people encounter with their AC unit is a ventilating fan that refuses to spin. When that happens, you’re space is bound to feel humid and uncomfortable. What could be causing the AC fan not to work? Below are some possible reasons: Wrong Thermostat Mode One of the first things you should do is to check the thermostat settings. A thermostat set to the wrong mode can cause your AC fan not to spin. Issue With The Power Supply The next thing you should check is the power supply.  Is the unit receiving power? Take a quick look at the circuit breaker. A tripped breaker can lead your AC fan to malfunction. Blocked or Dirty Fan Blades Dirt, dust, and debris on the fan blades can hinder their movement. If the blades are clogged, gently clean them with a soft brush or vacuum. While cleaning, take note to exercise caution to avoid damaging the blades and other components. Problematic Capacitor The capacitor is a small but crucial component of your AC system.  It provides the initial jolt of electricity to start the fan motor. If the capacitor is problematic, the fan won’t receive the necessary kickstart so the fan can start spinning.   Capacitors can degrade over time so if yours […]

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  • Getting to Know The 3 Main Types of Ventilation Fans

    26th Dec 2023

    There’s more than just one type of ventilation fan—exhaust fans, attic fans, inline fans, and a lot more. All have the same purpose: to improve air circulation and get rid of stale air. However, there are only three main types of ventilation fans: axial, cross-flow (or what’s known as tangential), and centrifugal (also known as radial). Axial Ventilation Fans Axial fans are the most common type of ventilation fan out there. Perhaps because they’re very straightforward to operate: the blades located parallel to the shaft draw in air in a straight line along the center or “axis” of the fan. Imagine the fan blades like airplane propellers; they spin around a central shaft. When the blades turn, they pull air in and push it out in the same direction as the spinning motion. The axial airflow makes this type of ventilation fan efficient in moving large volumes of air in a straight line. If your goal is to remove hot or stale air from your space, such as kitchens, bathrooms, and industrial facilities, an axial ventilation fan is your best choice. They are also cost-effective and come in different sizes—from portable to large industrial units. One of the major downsides of axial fans is they have a limited ability to generate high pressure. That makes them inefficient to use in situations where air needs to be pushed through ducts. Axial fans can be designed to operate with alternating current or direct current power sources, so you’ll find axial fans that are both AC and DC-powered. Cross-Flow Fans […]

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  • DC vs AC Ventilating Fans: Which Is Better?

    25th Dec 2023

    Thinking of optimizing your energy consumption? You might be thinking of using thermostats and other smart appliances. But that’s not the only way you can save energy; you should also choose your ventilating fans wisely. Yes. Choosing your ventilation is important if you want to save energy because it has a huge impact on your energy consumption and also affects the noise levels in your home or office. Two Types of Fan Motors There are two basic types of fan motors: Direct Current (DC) and Alternating Current (AC). DC Ventilating Fan DC motors have gained popularity in recent years. They don’t make a lot of noise and can adjusted to different speeds. Compared to AC fans, DC fans are also more energy-efficient. That means if you’re using a DC fan, you’ll be able to save more on utility bills in the long run. Another key advantage of DC fans is their compatibility with modern smart home technologies. Many DC fans are equipped with remote controls and timers. Most of them also have smartphone integration which allows users to remotely control them or set automated schedules. This isn’t only convenient but also helps users conserve energy better. AC Ventilating Fan AC fans have been the popular choice for ventilating fans for many years. They might not have the same level of energy efficiency as DC motors, but they are a lot more reliable. You can use them in spaces that have high ventilation demands without worrying about them breaking down. They can withstand continuous operation that’s why they […]

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  • MCCB vs. MCB: Understanding the difference

    21st Nov 2023

    Discover the key differences between MCBs and MCCBs and how to choose the right one for your home or business.

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  • Manual vs. Automatic Transfer Switches

    20th Nov 2023

    Protect your home or business from power disruptions with the right transfer switch and ensure continuous power supply.

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  • Best way to select the right Molded Case Circuit Breaker

    19th Nov 2023

    Learn how MCCBs safeguard your electrical system from overloads and short circuits, ensuring reliable protection.

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  • Best solutions to the most common problems in the use of AC contactors

    18th Nov 2023

    Tackle common AC contactor issues head-on with practical solutions and preventive measures.

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  • Understanding thermal overload relays: Pros and Cons

    15th Nov 2023

    Discover the working principle, advantages, and disadvantages of thermal overload relays, empowering informed decision-making for your electrical needs.

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  • DC Isolator Switch vs AC Isolator Switch: the difference

    10th Nov 2023

    Energize your understanding of isolator switches! DC and AC isolators hold the power to safeguard and optimize your electrical systems. Dive into the dynamic world of electricity with us and discover how DC isolators thrive in fluctuating currents, while AC isolators rule constant flow.

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  • Why do we need a PV Combiner Box?

    03rd Nov 2023

    Discover the essential role of PV combiner boxes in enhancing your solar power system. These boxes simplify maintenance and troubleshooting, enhance safety, optimize performance, and offer customizability for your specific needs.

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