Lakewood HV18P 18-Inch High-Velocity Fan on a Stand | Initial Checkout

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The initial checkout of a Lakewood 18" high velocity stand fan model HV18P. The unit dates back to the early 1990s and uses a Samsung PSC motor. Very powerful unit of good quality build.
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AI GeneratedTwo individuals review and test the HV 18 P, a powerful pedestal fan featuring a Samsung motor. They evaluate its air-moving capabilities, power consumption, and noise levels, concluding that it offers exceptional performance and build quality compared to standard box fans.
Yeah, what a great way to start the video probably has animal urine on it
Sure what yep, so my
It is the model
HV 18 P
You know
Powerful it is powerful
And it's a samsung motor
What's so funny about a samsung motor?
The sleepiness has gone to my head again, so you know how that goes I love this fan this fan is awesome
I have one at the same thing
Yeah, the guard is on backwards
Can barely get the whole thing in the frame
Yeah, I like it I wasn't sure if that was in like post-processing or something no, it's live processing
I don't I can't deal with post-processing on time for that. I like the retro look. I think it looks cool
I do too. How did you get it to say? It's humid. I push this button
now
Which is true if there's no farms there is no ice cream, and if there's no ice cream. There's no content with Jordan
There is no peace. There's only violence
Okay, we'll shut it on low
It does
Let a Murray Feist fan
Yeah, it does have a pretty cool startup sound
Huh, I don't get involved the golf
You're kind of noisy
Well, you meant light
That's a very nice quiet and slow low you could actually use that in here wouldn't you know, not it being ridiculous
That's extremely powerful
If the motor didn't have that hum it would be almost silent
Yeah, I'm quite impressed with this
Yeah, like I said, it's basically an attic fan on a pedestal
The pitch on those blades is no joke and the color scheme is perfect for this room. Yeah, it looks great
in here
Yeah, this wouldn't look right if it was blue. I
Guess we don't need this ---- anymore
It's an okay balance. No, I require a perfect balance
Wow
171 the watts
Shout out to my boy for finding that
It's rated for 1.6 5 the amps
That one is probably a 31 LRA, which is what you typically would see in a 5 or 6
43 is what you see in a
The medium kind of hard to get to
It's kind of hard to get to the sleeves because the compressor is so big and it's very very close to the fan shroud
And this is very powerful
Actually, I have it backwards. It's hard to install the fan shroud. It's hard to get to the nut that holds it on
That's 183 the watts that's pretty power-hungry despite being a PSC
Yeah
It's 99
Reasonable enough good Korean quality. Yeah, these weren't made in America. The fan motor was made including the capacitor
And how old is this well mine has plastic
Legs on it. So that way I think it's from like 94 95. This is probably from like
This is moving a tremendous amount of air
And it's not really louder than like a regular box fan
Wow
Yeah, the balance is surprisingly reasonable
Yeah, that's got some serious force to it
that is
187 the watts
1.6 to the amps
That 96 the power factor so the water it doesn't change much
That's one. It was 182 on high
173 on medium and
167 on low so it it's significantly more efficient on high than it is on low
And it's moving that fan all the way over there
What's this?
Did you put that there? Oh
Did you put that there?
Why I've cleaned the carpet since then that's crazy
Is there a refrigerant leak in here
Yeah, that's that's crazy
That's going all the way to the edge too. Yeah
And it's not loud
That's insane
That's ridiculous
I'm surprised isn't as good a balance as it is
Wow, it's holding it up
Maybe we should do a CFM calculation. It's got to be off the charts
It's probably at least three to four well, we're guessing like there's no way to find out
Three seven three three if you pointed this three seven three three on it and you face it the other way you probably stole the motor
What is that junk on the floor there?
It's rust
This is an axle fan
It's not plugged in
Yeah, it goes right to the edge at 18
22 miles per hour
That's outrageous
3,442 CFM that's up there. Wow. That was pretty good that you did that just by estimation, you know
I've done a lot of these by now. So I'm starting to get a feel for it
That's a lot
Now there is a window fan that was pretty much these guts inside the frame that would it be very effective
They didn't make
They made a 12-inch version of this. There was an 18
Yes
That's very quiet for the air moved
I'd like to hear it in relation to a
X-man I don't think it's much louder. It's a pleasant. It's more pleasant than a box man
Actually, it's quieter by a significant margin. Yeah
Okay, yeah, that is there's a valid point let's move it then
If only we had a tool that can measure sound intensity sitting on the table I
Still hear this more
And this doesn't I know it moves 8,000 CFM allegedly, but it really doesn't move anywhere near as much paper
So you're better off using that
What's the wattage comparison between?
With the Marco motor is probably very similar
It's not like we can't figure that
And if this was on the floor the floor model it would sound even quieter
Yeah, this is great fan
He's really thick wire on the coil too. Yeah, that's a very good quality motor
Yeah, this is definitely built for longevity and performance
It's very heavy, too
That is a strong reason. I'm like 12 15 feet away
but
Now you can feel it clear across the room
Look at this plant move
Yeah, this works great in here and the noise level is super reasonable much better than one of these
Yeah, especially when it's already cold
Yeah, it's a little squeaky but we can fix that great Ian
