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HAHAHA thanks. i think im going to need it!Holewski we all was trying to help and we wish you all the luck in the world
PEG if I had to guess it would be gasI will have to guess,then,that these are solid fuel or wood burners?
If so,this limits the extent of action,on having a fan fail,to input air restriction,audible or visual warning,on account of the complexities,of fitting a Halon system
good idea, ill talk to our fan manufacturer. they have to be a class 4 fan so they can withstand the heatMaybe then, you best bet is to find a fan with a built in hall sensor.
These fans have 3 wires. 2 for power and one generates pulses while the fan is rotating.
You could monitor these pulses to see if the fan has stopped or is not running at speed.
natural gas & propaneI will have to guess,then,that these are solid fuel or wood burners?
If so,this limits the extent of action,on having a fan fail,to input air restriction,audible or visual warning,on account of the complexities,of fitting a Halon system
good idea, ill talk to our fan manufacturer. they have to be a class 4 fan so they can withstand the heat
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natural gas & propane
must have been nice and toasty!!! when we make wood stove we purpose fully over fire the crap out of them. external fans on them. ALLLL the wood. same with the gas stoves we purposefully find just before the air/gas saturation point and explode them multiple times.......... its the best bit about my job! the gas stoves have electronic valves with remotes and built in safety systems....Ahhh,groovy,you have at least the shut-down or modulation option?
Just in case,you thought i was a bit mr.safety....we have a shoot-hut,with a woodstove,made,ironically,from an old propane cylinder,and last week,the wind got up a bit,and even though we shut the air-damper tight,the bottom third was glowing bright red ?
We're not engineering a solution, we're responding with some food for thought for the OP rather than simply answering a flat 'No' to his original question. Benz had to discover how to make a car go, before quantifying the risks involved if it wouldn't then stop!
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