Use this heavy-duty 18" diameter fan for simulating any wind effects in the studio. Mole’s unique blade and housing design make them the quietest fans available at almost any speed. The unit has a built in adjustable speed control, to vary the output from a slight zephyr to a stiff breeze.

18” Mole Fan Tried and true, Mole fans are the standard in the entertainment industry. Use this heavy-duty 18" diameter fan for simulating any wind effects in the studio.

The Mole Richardson E-Fan is one of our most popular fans. This fan can be used for anything from wind effects, to moving fog around, to ventilation or cooling.

This unit can be operated with 120 or 240 volts A.C. or D.C. current and is designed to create maximum air flow with minimum noise for Hollywood sound stage use. A solid state control varies the speed of the fan to produce wind effects from a light zephyr to a stiff breeze.

At 70% of the Mole fan's output, and the much greater mobility on the set, the 'RE' Fan can be boomed right into a set - used closer, more accurately, and delivering more air right where you need it. Two fans can even be mounted above and below to provide a narrow, tall windstream.

Type Number: 6971 18" DMX Windmachine-Universal Voltage - minimum noise fan is for simulating wind effects in the studio. It has a built-in rheostat, to vary the effect from slight …

This Mole Richardson 18″ DMX Windmachine, available at Lightbulb Rentals, minimum noise fan is for simulating wind effects in the studio. It has a built-on rheo-stat, to vary the effect from slight zephyr to a stiff breeze.

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This Mole Richardson 18" DMX Windmachine minimum noise fan is for simulating wind effects in the studio. It has a built-on rheo-stat, to vary the effect from slight zephyr to a stiff breeze.