Looking to wire a 6" in-line duct fan to an extension cord.
It's just one of those Suncourt 250 CFM inlines. Fan doesn't list the wattage, but my cord is a 14 gauge Medium Duty 15 AMP 125V 1875 max watt.

Long story short, I have no problem with @ home wiring due to a history of sound equipment installation... but I want to be sure that my devices are going to shake hands when the juice runs through them. It's just with this project there are less "in-store" professionals to discuss the specifics (obviously :stoned

On a side note... I found an attractive room/room fan online at Home Depot. I went into the store to ask if they do "To-Store," shipping... well... she said that they are completely different companies and have no interaction between one another, so the items that they offer online are not available in the store. Directly behind her was a huge sign advertising their ability to "Special Order over 40,000 items." I asked her to look up if they had anything that resembled the item I viewed online.......... Nope. Does this make zero sense to everyone else too? I understand the inability to ship warehouse to store (somewhat :wtf but to claim to be independant of the online store is really confusing. Anyone have advice to either the important question... or the rant question? :jointsmile:
TheMetal1 Reviewed by TheMetal1 on . Cords of Extension... Looking to wire a 6" in-line duct fan to an extension cord. It's just one of those Suncourt 250 CFM inlines. Fan doesn't list the wattage, but my cord is a 14 gauge Medium Duty 15 AMP 125V 1875 max watt. Long story short, I have no problem with @ home wiring due to a history of sound equipment installation... but I want to be sure that my devices are going to shake hands when the juice runs through them. It's just with this project there are less "in-store" professionals to discuss the Rating: 5