Powerful Inline centrifuge duct fan

Short Description:

A centrifugal impeller with backward curved blades is powered by a single-phase external rotor motor.The motor is equipped with overheating protection.The motor is equipped with ball bearings for a long service life designed for at least 40 000 operating hours.The casing is made of cold sheet metal and corrosion-resistant with coating.external rotor motor, runs smoothly and lasting for longtime. Streamlined fan blade design make the powerful air volume and high efficiency. Air volume will up to 1900m³/h.size are available too φ315. CE certified.

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Product Detail

Product Tags

Energy Saving

Cooper motor with high quality ball bearing

Low noise with stable air volume

High pressure and keeps the air stable and

Durable

High quality metal casing anti-corrosion with power spray

Ball bearing and overheat protector

Applications

Supply and exhaust ventilation systems for commercial, office and other public or industrial premises.

Mounting at any angle to wall or ceiling is performed with fastening brackets supplied with the unit.

Our Certificate

Mifeng has acquired 'Highly new technology enterprise' . We got ISO9001 international quality management system qualification. Most of our products have passed the identification of CE, CB, and CCC.

Our History

Foshan Mifeng Electrical Equipment Co., Ltd. was established in 2003, specializing in the R&D, manufacturing and selling different ventilation products, including Air curtain, Heat recovery ventilator, Inline duct fan, Exhaust fan and Ventilation system products.

FAQ

WHY ventilation SO IMPORTANT?

Proper ventilation keeps the air fresh and healthy indoors. Like the lungs, homes need to be able to breathe to make sure that fresh air comes in and dirty air goes out. Air indoors can build up high levels of moisture, odors, gases, dust, and other air pollutants.To provide good air quality, enough air needs to be brought in and circulated so that it reaches all areas of the home. For almost all homes, windows and structural elements contribute to bringing in fresh air.