Soleaire Super Monsoon 1 HP Air Mover B01LA1J98Q

I needed a fan, or so I thought, to move hot air out of the garage that is under my master bedroom. I bought a 24" drum fan with the highest CFM (Cubic Feet per Minute) I could find. (7500CFM) I did not pay attention to what HP it was. The drum fan arrived and looked great. However, I could not feel air moving standing 10 feet in front of it! Amazon return here we go. After a lot of research, I figured out that I needed an "Air Mover" not a fan. Then after visiting a few retail stores I learned that Horse Power is the king! That led me to this air mover. At 1 HP, this mover is fantastic. It clears the heat out of my 2 car garage in a matter of minutes. Love the 3 speeds and the ability to angle it as you see in the picture, flat on the floor for drying, or straight up. This mover is heavy duty! It's also heavy, 37 LBS. Well worth the money if you are looking for a floor dryer or massive air mover.

This is a great blower. It has three settings! Fast billowing fan, head out the car window, and knock your child over. We are building and this blower really moves air. It dried our wood from 20% to 13% in a matter of days. Don’t leave these on continuously unless you like paying over $1,000 for power. With 3 weeks of constant running they add up. Great blower for the value though!! When we are done building we will be using them (we bought two) to make a wind tunnel. They are POWERFUL!

This isn't the cheapest blower you'll find on Amazon, but it's a great value if you need to move a lot of air. I bought it to provide ventilation for a homemade paint booth. It has 3 speeds, and is rated for a max of 4050 cu. ft./minute of air flow. I have no way of verifying the number, but I certainly believe it. It's well built, is assembled with rivets (which won't work loose with hours of running) and has a heavy-duty 25' power cord. The housing appears to be very rugged and the design is stackable if you need multiples. I haven't used it in the paint booth yet, but it's very capable of doing its job and am confident it will work great.

I own a marina with my living quarters attached on the ground floor here at the Jersey Shore.I flood often ! I actually own 3 of these and live them ! Super powerful and dry things out fast ! I've tried others and none compare to these! After I bought my first one I quickly bought another and have one more coming tomorrow to deal with 2 more Nor'easters and more flooding coming this weekend !

Unit moves air like a champ. The noise level is adequate for the amount of air being moved. It’s loud but not as loud as many fans that don’t move as much air. It’s alsoNot louder blowers with lower air displacement numbers. I’m using it on construction sites and it makes it bárranle to work in the SoFl heat. If your looking for an air blower this is definitely the unit to buy. I also own a B-air version I bought at HD prior to finding this unit and if I had to purchase third it will be a Super Monsoon.

I got this to vent my studio apartment when the weather gets really hot here in San Francisco and the winds fail. Moves an insane amount of air, and can do so against the wind if necessary. I prop it up to a small closet window and open a slit for the outlet to fit into.The fan is surprisingly stable while running and doesn't seem to jiggle or vibrate around much - I keep it hooked via a bungee cord to a neighboring cabinet just in case. It is really loud at full power - not just a buzzing fan noise but more of a deep throbbing pulse, like a car motor idling. The neighbors have gotta wonder what I've got running in here. I can sleep thru anything but others might be bothered by the noise.It's also surprisingly heavy and it's big, so it's tough to maneuver in and out of my cramped closet.Worth the hassles though when it's 95 degrees in your room, the air isn't moving and you're too hot to doze off. Mine's run for about two weeks now since I got it over six months ago. No issues so far. The cord is very long and neatly wraps up on top of the fan, which is a huge plus - no need for an extension cord. It draws a LOT of power, though - make sure you have a circuit that can handle this plus whatever else might be running on it.

Well

Very strong unit, will most definitely serve its purpose