The motor is a TEFC. Still generates heat, but with 500-1200 cfm discharging, then exiting the DC closet, there is no heat buildup as I exhaust the air between the joists, just not past the motor.
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The motor is a TEFC. Still generates heat, but with 500-1200 cfm discharging, then exiting the DC closet, there is no heat buildup as I exhaust the air between the joists, just not past the motor.
My motor is between the joists with an inch clearance to the kitchen floor above, and no problems after two years.
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