Post by Tais on Apr 16, 2017 23:54:19 GMT -5
Back in 2015, i've installed 5 24" ceiling fans in the date store, all were obtained from the scrapyard except for 2 which i got from dubizzle and from a building awaiting demolition
Metro ceiling fan
dated in 2009, got this fan from a building that was awaiting demolition, it originally had blade badges but i decided to keep the fan without them because one badge was missing.. the fan has a smooth operation, not as fast as what a 24" ceiling fan would spin but its powerful and blows a great mount of air!
Yash ceiling fan
got this fan from the scrapyard and got its blades fixed and balanced as much as possible, its the slowest among all my 24" fans so far probably due to the blade condition but deals a great amount of air.. its bearings are also messed up
Crompton Greaves high speed
probably my favorite among the 24" ceiling fans, i featured it before with a video.. got it from dubizzle from a family who just shifted to a new apartment but their landlord didnt approve their installation of the fan, and whats interesting is that they had a dubizzle offer for 3 ceiling fans before but they didnt sell me this fan as they were planning to take it to their new flat
Veto ceiling fan (2008)
this is one of the earlier models of veto ceiling fans before they highly reduce the quality of their motors, this one is dated in 2008 and has wide aluminum blades and aluminum cast motor.. got this fan from the scrapyard and fixed its blades
Veto Decorative ceiling fan (2013)
got this fan from the scrapyard without blades, the blades were from another veto fan that was already scrapped, comparing to my 2010 veto, i notice this one heats up much more and produces some burn smell if kept operating for a long time.. i would guess it would be the reason behind many veto ceiling fans i find in the scrapyard are already burned up... the motor was fresh without any signs of overusage when i first obtained it, however there is a slight dent on a part of its motor probably due to scrapping
and finally! there is a video with all of them operating at once
Metro ceiling fan
dated in 2009, got this fan from a building that was awaiting demolition, it originally had blade badges but i decided to keep the fan without them because one badge was missing.. the fan has a smooth operation, not as fast as what a 24" ceiling fan would spin but its powerful and blows a great mount of air!
Yash ceiling fan
got this fan from the scrapyard and got its blades fixed and balanced as much as possible, its the slowest among all my 24" fans so far probably due to the blade condition but deals a great amount of air.. its bearings are also messed up
Crompton Greaves high speed
probably my favorite among the 24" ceiling fans, i featured it before with a video.. got it from dubizzle from a family who just shifted to a new apartment but their landlord didnt approve their installation of the fan, and whats interesting is that they had a dubizzle offer for 3 ceiling fans before but they didnt sell me this fan as they were planning to take it to their new flat
Veto ceiling fan (2008)
this is one of the earlier models of veto ceiling fans before they highly reduce the quality of their motors, this one is dated in 2008 and has wide aluminum blades and aluminum cast motor.. got this fan from the scrapyard and fixed its blades
Veto Decorative ceiling fan (2013)
got this fan from the scrapyard without blades, the blades were from another veto fan that was already scrapped, comparing to my 2010 veto, i notice this one heats up much more and produces some burn smell if kept operating for a long time.. i would guess it would be the reason behind many veto ceiling fans i find in the scrapyard are already burned up... the motor was fresh without any signs of overusage when i first obtained it, however there is a slight dent on a part of its motor probably due to scrapping
and finally! there is a video with all of them operating at once