i dunno a PSU is a little more juice then you'd need to run just a fan, i'm not positive but that could cause more energy to be put into the fan then the motor is capable of handling....

you don't have any old A/C adapters (http://www.bizsyscon.com/pics/AC_ADAPTER.jpg) lying around anywhere?

what could also work (you might wanna get this confirmed i'm not positive) is just cutting the plug off some old appliance... (old clock, vcr, anything tha tplugs into a wall outlet that you don't need) and wire it that way.... the only thing that throws me off is it saying 120 Volt AC... but it does show a standard wall outlet plug in the picutre (not an ac adapter)
slipknotpsycho Reviewed by slipknotpsycho on . What can I use to power an ac axial fan?! Ok, I need something that I can use that doesn't have to be hooked up to a computer and can power an ac axial fan. I have an odor problem and I need to get something that works before it changes from fresh plant smell to skunky bud smell lol. I didn't know the right place to put this thread so I put it in the forum where most of the people look. I'm building a basic odor neutralizer that I seen on the forums and now all I need is something to power the fan and I can get it all set up and Rating: 5