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Reviews (2)
Dec 06, 2019
Roof Vent for a house on the planet Mercury, not earth!
4 of 4 found this helpful PRO:
The material quality is similar to what you might buy from a local supplier.
CON:
I held it up to the sun on a noon overcast day in east Texas and it wouldn't produce enough power to turn the blades. Most solar panels are rated for this as well at a lower output but not this one.
The eBay add details state, “8 in. Dia exhaust fan”. It actually is 4 1/2” Dia. Probably a 120mm computer fan. See attached photo. If it would've been included in the add for the vent I purchased, I wouldn't have.
Dec 06, 2017
Not reliable
I purchased this pump for use in my small greenhouse high pressure aeroponic system. This system has only 18, ½ GPH spray heads. The solution pumped is water based fertilizer. The pump was under PLC control and less than a 1% duty cycle (.99). It started failing in 1 ½ months so I put in the spare parts that came with it and it ran a bit more. But it failed completely just after 2 months. Corrosion was also a problem but not why it failed, the motor was barely running and it would no longer self prime and finally just quit pumping. Occasionally it wouldn't hold back the pressure once it had reached the shut off point.