Question:

Which way do fans rotate?

by Jazzy Abbasi | 3 years, 1 month(s) ago

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Guest12502

Clockwise
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Kevin

Clockwise motion,yes
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Guest12564

anti clockwise is used in the winter to bring heat down to the room. during the summer you would use the clockwise motion
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adam

clockwise
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Guest12567

clockwise motion
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Guest6780

usually counterclock wise
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Guest7590

Depends what they are set at.

They will spin clock-wise and counterclockwise.

If your meaning ceiling fans.

not sure on the others
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Guest6000

Look at the front and it is CW. Look at the back and it is CCW. You need to know the conventional point of view in order to determine the direction of rotation. For a piece of driven equipment like a fan or a pump the conventional view is looking at the end of the drive shaft which attaches to the motor or other power source. Some fans and some pumps are designed to rotate in one direction and some in the other. This includes the common propeller fan. Only the simple , usually straight-bladed propeller fan can operate effectively rotating in either direction.
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Guest1080

Clockwise babe!
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Guest9721

either way, depends on how they were designed.

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Guest5876

Round and Round LOL. have a good one. Love and Hugs Sugar bug
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