Does Ventline Powered Roof Vent V2128SP-01 Run Off of Household AC Power

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Can this fan, at 110 volt, run off power from a regular household power source? Also, does the fan move in two directions or just one?

asked by: Jay

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Because the Ventline fan # V2128SP-01 is 110 volt, it would have to run off of AC power (110 volt shore power). This item is normally found on larger motor homes and will run when connected to shore power or when using a generator.

Because the motor is an AC motor, you cannot reverse the polarity and run the motor the other direction. It only runs one way.

expert reply by: Michael H

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

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Answer 11

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