Vintage Sissy Bar

[Troystg]

The facilities guys are putting in a pair of these as back ups in case the building air fails.  The equipment will alarm but I should have enough time to do a remote shut down before it over heats...

http://www.rewci.com/14-inch-duct-fan-1200-cfm.html

Exhaust fans do no good without free flowing low resistance intakes.

[TLRam1]

The facilities guys are putting in a pair of these as back ups in case the building air fails.  The equipment will alarm but I should have enough time to do a remote shut down before it over heats...

http://www.rewci.com/14-inch-duct-fan-1200-cfm.html

Exhaust fans do no good without free flowing low resistance intakes.

That looks to be more than I need, the closet is the size of a hot water heater room, in fact that is where the water heater is.

[TLRam1]

Well when you turn the fans on if the door bulges in you have to many fans 

HA HA 

[TLRam1]

Tonight was door venting night.

Doesn't blow much air, I have 2-120mm Fans, each 40 CFM, quiet but the air flow force is small, maybe the volume will be enough. 120 mm I think is 4 3/4 or close to 5 inch fans, much larger than the 80 mm that are inside computer cases which is what I am attempting to keep cool.

Found a DC power supply with pigtails rigged for both fans, that saved some time. First thing that went through my mind as I was bringing the door inside, I installed all this in the reverse, I wasn't sure until I put the door back back on the hinges. I know I checked before starting but the second guessing.... BTW, it was all good.

Than I forgot the darn Berrymans B12/Seafoam for Hootmon, here I go back in the garage, tape up the front so what it actually does is covered and resume my Kodak moment.

I should know in a day if this setup works.