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Technician
- Jan 1, 1970
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I would like to know about the rules for what will impede negative ion
flow (Ion wind) on the output of a negative ion generator.
It's obvious a metal grill covering the exit portal is a bad idea, but
what about a plastic grill, or even a small fan redirecting the flow of
ions??
Some people are saying the output needles must absolutely not have
anything at all in front of them, and others say it's ok to have
something in front of it such as a plastic grill or a fan as long as it
is not a metallic structure.
Additionally, will a fan actually aid in projecting the negative ions
out into the surrounding atmosphere, or will the natural power of it's
own ion wind be sufficient?
I'm confused. can somebody shed some light on this subject please?
flow (Ion wind) on the output of a negative ion generator.
It's obvious a metal grill covering the exit portal is a bad idea, but
what about a plastic grill, or even a small fan redirecting the flow of
ions??
Some people are saying the output needles must absolutely not have
anything at all in front of them, and others say it's ok to have
something in front of it such as a plastic grill or a fan as long as it
is not a metallic structure.
Additionally, will a fan actually aid in projecting the negative ions
out into the surrounding atmosphere, or will the natural power of it's
own ion wind be sufficient?
I'm confused. can somebody shed some light on this subject please?