Low air velocity at the nozzle may indicate one of several possible issues. The most common causes include:
– **Fans rotating in the wrong direction**: This usually occurs when a 3-phase unit is wired incorrectly. The unit may still blow air, but at significantly reduced volume. The solution is simple: have a qualified electrician **swap any two of the three power wires** to reverse the fan rotation.
– **Incorrect voltage**: If the unit is wired for the wrong voltage or phase, it may operate at reduced power or fail to start. Always confirm electrical specs before energizing the unit.
– **Obstructions**: Blockages at the air intake or nozzle can restrict airflow. Ensure that filters, inlets, and outlets are clean and unobstructed.
– **Blower or fan misalignment**: Internal fans that are loose, off-balance, or misaligned can reduce performance and increase noise.
If you’re unsure of the cause, consult a qualified technician or contact Miniveil for technical support.
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