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Post by Jim on Jan 10, 2018 17:04:09 GMT
Ecofans don't do anything. Dont start! I've changed my mind now, smelly urchin spawn of a bargee. Mine does btw! |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 10, 2018 17:06:10 GMT
What exactly does it do?
The ecofan. Have you installed data logging temperature monitors in all parts of the vessel.
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Post by thebfg on Jan 10, 2018 17:16:28 GMT
Just noticed one of these yanks is selling his engines in the for sale and wanted section of this forum. He doesn't say but I reckon he's going for a Tesla Marine Powerwall install . How cool is that man Hang on!!!!!!! We have a for sale and wanted section? |
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Post by Jim on Jan 10, 2018 17:18:04 GMT
What exactly does it do? The ecofan. Have you installed data logging temperature monitors in all parts of the vessel. Do keep up on the back row, we went through this a few months back. My stove at home sits in a chimley ole, fan pulls hot air out of the hole off the stove slowly and constantly, the temperature in the room evens out rather than being cold in the corners etc. Also, a kettle sits in stove, it won't boil with the fan on stove too. Washing on maiden dries quicker with fan in place. It cost me £90 10 years ago, it's spinning away for 8 or 10 hours 100 days a year. It's saved lots of heat from going up the chimney. So it's paid for itself. You'll be telling me the earth ain't round next. |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 10, 2018 17:20:38 GMT
I don't believe a word of it and yes I can see everest on a clear day.
Actually I just noticed you might be referring to an ecofan used in a land based dwelling.
I know nothing about land based dwellings so I will insert a disclaimer here.
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Post by thebfg on Jan 10, 2018 17:25:35 GMT
What exactly does it do? The ecofan. Have you installed data logging temperature monitors in all parts of the vessel. Do keep up on the back row, we went through this a few months back. My stove at home sits in a chimley ole, fan pulls hot air out of the hole off the stove slowly and constantly, the temperature in the room evens out rather than being cold in the corners etc. Also, a kettle sits in stove, it won't boil with the fan on stove too. Washing on maiden dries quicker with fan in place. It cost me £90 10 years ago, it's spinning away for 8 or 10 hours 100 days a year. It's saved lots of heat from going up the chimney. So it's paid for itself. You'll be telling me the earth ain't round next. It's it powered elctricaly. Are you on the recent cwdf ecofan debate? |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 10, 2018 17:28:28 GMT
Ecofans do nothing. The sooner people accept this the better it will be for everyone. The collateral damage caused by the unfounded belief that they do something is a human tragedy.
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Post by Jim on Jan 10, 2018 17:30:47 GMT
I don't believe a word of it and yes I can see everest on a clear day. Actually I just noticed you might be referring to an ecofan used in a land based dwelling. I know nothing about land based dwellings so I will insert a disclaimer here. "If it wasn't for the ouses in between" |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 10, 2018 17:42:02 GMT
High density residential units  latest one s 11 storeys. I hate inner east London . |
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Post by patty on Jan 10, 2018 19:42:39 GMT
Ecofans do nothing. The sooner people accept this the better it will be for everyone. The collateral damage caused by the unfounded belief that they do something is a human tragedy. Scuse me I'm not the argumentative sort but since Ive had a ecofan i haven't had to whack the heat detector to shut it up cos now the heat is evenly distributed around Horror House and doesn't head straight up stairs...... |
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Post by thebfg on Jan 10, 2018 19:49:33 GMT
What exactly does it do? The ecofan. Have you installed data logging temperature monitors in all parts of the vessel. Do keep up on the back row, we went through this a few months back. My stove at home sits in a chimley ole, fan pulls hot air out of the hole off the stove slowly and constantly, the temperature in the room evens out rather than being cold in the corners etc. Also, a kettle sits in stove, it won't boil with the fan on stove too. Washing on maiden dries quicker with fan in place. It cost me £90 10 years ago, it's spinning away for 8 or 10 hours 100 days a year. It's saved lots of heat from going up the chimney. So it's paid for itself. You'll be telling me the earth ain't round next. Hehe the kettle won't boil if the eco fan causes the stove to drop 1 degree, from 100° to 99° |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 10, 2018 20:59:27 GMT
Ecofans do nothing. The sooner people accept this the better it will be for everyone. The collateral damage caused by the unfounded belief that they do something is a human tragedy. Scuse me I'm not the argumentative sort but since Ive had a ecofan i haven't had to whack the heat detector to shut it up cos now the heat is evenly distributed around Horror House and doesn't head straight up stairs...... Please refer to my earlier disclaimer above Ecofans do nothing useful on boats which have correctly installed ventilation. |
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Post by patty on Jan 10, 2018 21:01:14 GMT
hmmmmphg!!!!!!
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Post by Deleted on Jan 10, 2018 21:08:50 GMT
I specifically removed myself from a discussion about the usefulness of ecofans in land based dwellings because I know nothing about houses having not owned or lived in one as a responsible (?) adult other than a short period of renting a crap flat in Brixton (spits on ground)
And I have never owned an ecofan either.
Maybe if I owned a house and an ecofan I could see the benefits but I don't so I can't.
I still think they are a triumph of marketing over quality but that's not unusual to be fair.
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Post by phil70 on Jan 10, 2018 21:47:33 GMT
I have an unshaven believe that Eco fans do work because all the people I talk to who have a cold end on their boat are all lacking a Eco fan.
We have one and spend the winter on our 60 footer in T-shirts and only a 4 tog duvet on the bed
Phil
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latest one s 11 storeys. I hate inner east London . 
