Introduction to the precautions for the use of livestock fans

If the livestock fan is assembled according to the standard process, the problems in use will be greatly reduced, but many users do not operate in place, and the operation process is strict, resulting in various problems in the use of the fan. Next, let us share with you the dos and don'ts of using livestock fans:

1. During commissioning, there are no less than 2 people involved in the commissioning of the fan, one person controls the power supply of the fan, and the other pays attention to the operation of the fan. If there is any abnormality, the power control personnel should be notified in time, and the machine should be stopped in time for detailed inspection. Before confirming that there is no abnormality, the motor power required by the fan refers to the high power required by the fan when the air inlet is fully opened under certain operating conditions.

2. Carefully check whether the power wiring method meets the power supply or cooling power wiring requirements, and whether it meets the power supply requirements. When the fan reaches the normal speed, it should be measured whether the input current of the livestock fan is normal. The working current of the fan shall not be higher than the rated current. If the operating current exceeds the rated current, check whether the power supply voltage is normal. The instructions for self-assembling fans are not very good, but in any case, even if the instructions are not very good, we should have a deeper understanding of the use of fans. Each part has a detailed manual that users need to master.

3. During the fan test, close the valve on the inlet and outlet pipes of the fan. After the work is over, gradually open the valve until the required working conditions are met, and pay attention to whether the working current of the fan exceeds the rated current. This is also a good way to use the fan, but there are some differences in the tuning method for the different types of livestock fans that the user assembles. Users can pay a little attention to debugging and assembly.