You shouldn't need a fused plug.

Post #439,861 by Another Scott 9/15/21 11:48:06 AM 9/15/21 11:48:06 AM Reply	You shouldn't need a fused plug. They're common/required in the UK but not in the US. https://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-reviews/R3OGGOZUTME3MW/ seems to know what he's talking about (and that seems to be the same review you found). Any lamp cord type plug should work fine - the fan is low power, but the web page and manual don't say how much power it draws. https://www.lasko.com/products/electrically-reversible-twin-window-fan-with-bluetooth-w09560/ https://www.lowes.com/pd/Eaton-10-Amp-Volt-Brown-2-Wire-Polarized-Plug/1002942336 Motors draw more power when they start up than when they're running. Figuring out what next size fuse you need could be tricky, and if it's too big (too high amps) it won't help. If you are really worried about needing a fuse, you could plug it into a cheap power strip with a breaker. HTH. Cheers, Scott.
Post #439,862 by crazy 9/15/21 1:56:40 PM 9/15/21 1:56:40 PM Reply	Ok. Thanks
Post #439,871 by crazy 9/16/21 1:06:19 PM 9/16/21 1:06:19 PM Reply	Tested it out Swap the plug, it works. Minimal draw with an occasional surge on fan reversal. Nothing gets hot. Their wire is much skinnier than mine so anything I added won't increase the resistance. And now I have the temperature camera so I can be sure of hotspots. The problem is it is purely temperature driven. I can't simply turn it on at a direction. It's too smart for me. It'll be useful later.
Post #439,873 by drook 9/16/21 3:37:20 PM 9/16/21 3:37:20 PM Reply	Why would the fan ever reverse? If it's temperature driven, wouldn't there be a range where it's not blowing in either direction? -- Drew
Post #439,877 by scoenye 9/16/21 8:18:46 PM 9/16/21 8:18:46 PM Reply	Re: Why would the fan ever reverse? We have similar fan, different brand and no internet interference. The fans can spin in opposite directions. You can start of with both fans blowing out and as temperature inside and outside reach equilibrium, it will switch to having on blow in and the other out. If things then cool off outside it may decide to have both blow in. Ours does not wait for a complete spindown before reversing. During the overlap you can hear the motor strain until the fan finally starts spinning in the proper direction.
Post #439,881 by drook 9/16/21 11:14:48 PM 9/16/21 11:14:48 PM Reply	For another penny per device in additional coding they could probably fix that -- Drew

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