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Can eit transfer fans be switched to suck or blow at the flick of a switch?
I have an air transfer fan mounted in a duct that I would like to be able to reverse air flow direction for summer and winter. Does the electric motor need to be a special motor type and if so how could I tell if it is that type?
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