We have a Frigoboat keel cooler system but this would work for most spillover systems.
January 2011 - At Marina Cortez Harbor Island, San Diego, CA
"I usually put one hole up high, 1" should be sufficient. The spill over fan I mount 2 third up from the bottom. I try to mount the fan inside the separation wall so it does not protrude out, then I do a circle of 3/8" holes(maybe five) where the fan blades are. Another way would be to make the hole as big as the fan and then cover it with a closeable louver.
Anders"
Here is a possible work flow for Debbie and I:
Freezer side
- Mark the spot in the freezer for the fan.
- Draw an outline of the fan over that spot.
- Drill five 3/8 holes where the blades will be.
- Put fan up against the five holes and draw an outline of the fan.
- Use a box opening knife to cut out the square.
- Now do we “paint” the inside (insulation) with epoxy and then screw in fan?
- Do we make a slightly bigger hole and fiber glass in the square then screw in the fan?
- One lawyer of fiber glass tape would work?
- If there prove to be too many 3/8 holes we could unscrew the fan and block one or more holes up.
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Phone: 510-234-9566
Fax: 510-234-9599
Email: info@swedishmarine.com
www.swedishmarine.com
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