Compact plate mounted axial fans suitable to extract air in commercial and industrial buildings such as factories, sports halls, shops, industrial units, warehouse, schools, kitchens, etc., where a large volume of air is required.
Compact plate mounted axial fans suitable to extract air in commercial and industrial buildings such as factories, sports halls, shops, industrial units, warehouse, schools, kitchens, etc., where a large volume of air is required.
Units made from mild steel and suitably treated to ensure full corrosion protection.
Guard made from galvanised steel.
Fan plates and motors with powder coated polyester epoxy paint finish (RAL 7032).
Adjustable pitch aerofoil impellers are provided with blades made from high quality Glass Reinforced Polypropylene.
Hubs manufactured from die cast aluminum alloy (LM24).
Assembled impellers to be dynamically balanced to ISO 14694 Grade G6.3.
IP55 motors, TEAO type with integral thermal protection.
Electrical connection to the motor is provided by an IP55 terminal box fitted to a 550mm long cable.
Metal fan casing and guard to provide a long lasting and robust construction.
Impellers are factory set at an angle to provide maximum performance.
Three phase 4 pole motors are wound for either (Delta) 230V/3Ph/50Hz or (Star) 400V/3Ph/50Hz connection, suitable for speed control when used transformer controller or single/three phase inverter.
Three phase 6 pole motors are wound for 400V/3Ph/50Hz connection only, suitable for speed control when used transformer controller or three phase inverter.
Ease of installation through external terminal box.
Airflow from motor to impeller.
Fans are suitable for operating temperatures between -20°C and +70°C, at fixed speed, and -20°C and +50°C when used with controller.
Tested to the latest standards, meaning accurate, up to date information on electrical safety, performance and noise level that can be relied upon.
Designed and manufactured in accordance with Machine Directive (MD), Low Voltage Directive (LVD), Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive (EMC) and Regulation 327/2011 (ErP Directive)
