A: Yes, this fan comes with a 3-year limited manufacturer warranty.

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A: This fan features a 1/3 HP motor and has an air current rating of 2.4 amps. It is a heavy-duty, 3-speed motor designed to produce up to 8,600 CFM of airflow.

A: 1/3 HP.

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A: You cannot safely DIY-enclose an open, non-rated indoor fan motor to make it barn safe; doing so traps heat, creates a severe fire hazard, and violates safety codes. Indoor motors lack proper thermal design and sealed housings required to keep out flammable hay dust, chaff, and moisture

A: Yes, you can use the CountyLine 30 in. 3-Speed Indoor Wall-Mounted Oscillating Fan in a barn. It is frequently used in multi-stall equine facilities and garages because it pushes a large volume of air (up to 8,600 CFM). However, because it is an indoor unit, you must ensure the motor is fully enclosed to prevent fire risks from dust and debris.Barn dust will accumulate on the fan blades and guards, which can reduce efficiency and throw off the fan's balance. You should clean it regularly using an air compressor or leaf blower

A: No, it does not have an enclosed motor in order to keep the motor cool.

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A: To get your CountyLine 30-inch wall-mounted fan to stop oscillating, you need to adjust the thumb screw located on the oscillation rod (usually found at the rear of the fan motor housing) Follow these step-by-step instructions: Turn off the fan: For safety and to prevent the motor from straining, switch the fan off using the pull-chain or speed dial before making any adjustments. Locate the oscillation mechanism: Go to the back of the motor housing. You will see a small metal bar (the oscillation rod) connected to a clutch plate with a thumb screw on it. Loosen the thumb screw: Turn the screw counter-clockwise to loosen it. Do not remove the screw entirely. Reposition the rod: To stop oscillating: Slide the screw and rod assembly to the center (often called "Position B" in the manual).(Note: Moving the screw to the outer end or edge of the clutch plate engages the oscillation). Tighten the screw: Once the rod is in the center, tighten the thumb screw firmly clockwise so the rod stays locked in place. Test the fan: Turn the fan back on to ensure the fan head stays pointing in one direction.