Proper maintenance can maximize the longevity of your fan bearings to the full potential of their L10 Life. Check out the three things you need to bear in mind. Don’t cut your L10 Life short with poor fan bearing maintenance. You can keep things running smoothly by sticking to the IOM schedule and paying attention to detail on three key factors: grease, temperature, and vibration. In this one-minute demo video, Senior Application Engineer Chet White shows what to look for.
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Every fan has bearings that are supporting a shaft supporting the wheel. Every bearing has an L10 life associated with it. The higher your L10 life, the longer your bearings should last, provided you maintain your bearings. So there are three things to maintaining your bearings. Grease according to the IOM schedule. Don’t over grease, don’t under grease. Second, make sure the temperature inside that bearing never exceeds whatever the maximum temperature for the grease is. In most cases, that’s 225 degrees Fahrenheit. The third thing is, make sure your vibration stays below the recommended fan manufacturer’s vibration level for your bearings. The lower your L10 life, the less longevity you’re going to get out of your bearings, no matter how well you maintain them. At AirPro, every single bearing that we design is designed with an L10 life of at least 100,000 hours.
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