Can a Revolution® HVLS Fan use 110 volt incoming power? - FAQ - Rite Hite - Revolution HV/LS Fans

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Q: Can a Revolution® HVLS Fan use 110 volt incoming power?

Q: I have an application where I need a remote-mounted control box. Can this be done?

Q: What are the components inside of the control box?

Q: What are the electrical requirements for a Revolution® HVLS Fan installation?

Q: What are the switches on the control box of a Revolution® HVLS Fan?

Q: What direction does a Revolution® HVLS Fan rotate when it is wired properly?

Q: What does the variable-frequency-drive do?

Q: Will the variable-frequency drive need to be reprogrammed if the power is interrupted?

Q: What if there are surges in the local power supply?

Q: What if there is frequency interference from other sources in the plant?

Q: What is the range of RPM for a Revolution® HVLS Fan?

Q: What other critical things must you know when wiring the fan?

Q: Will there be feedback from the variable-frequency drive?

A: No. The amp draw of the 2 HP motor requires high voltage with either single or three phase power.

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