Buy an axial ventilation fan online to remove heat and improve air quality, it has 1.5kW of power and a flow rate of 9900 cfm. Whether you need to circulate air in a large industrial space or keep a small room cool and fresh, our axial blower fans have the right solution for your needs.

Specification

• Model: RDDLZ-SF6-4
• Rotational Speed: 1450 rpm
• Flow Rate: 9900 cfm (16500 m3/h)
• Motor Power: 2 hp (1500W)
• Full Pressure: 280 pa
• Voltage: 220V/380V/110V
• Noise: ≤ 80 dBA
• Weight: 31.6kg

Features

• 2 hp axial flow fan with full copper motor, strong power, low heat generation, low energy consumption, and long service life.
• The high hardness of the blades is not easily deformed and the impeller is strictly calibrated by dynamic balancing, which provides good aerodynamics, low noise, no dust and smooth operation.
• The ducted bracket ensures stability at high motor speeds.
• The axial fan blower has a thickly painted carbon steel housing, which is cut by an advanced laser cutting machine for durability.
• The tube axial fan outlet is equipped with a protective mesh cover to prevent damage caused by foreign objects entering the fan.

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Applications

Axial flow fans are widely used in various industries and applications, including ventilation systems for buildings, cooling systems for data centers, air conditioning systems for automobiles and aircraft, power generation plants, and industrial processes such as chemical and food processing. 

Tips: How to install a axial blower?

Installing an axial blower generally involves the following steps:

1. Determine the location: First, you need to determine where you want to install the axial blower. Ideally, it should be installed in an area that requires ventilation, such as a kitchen or bathroom.
2. Measure the opening: Measure the opening where the axial blower will be installed. Make sure the opening is the right size for the axial blower you have chosen.
3. Cut the opening: If there is no existing opening, you will need to cut one. Use a saw or drill to make the opening.
4. Install the blower: Place the axial blower into the opening and secure it in place using screws or other appropriate fasteners.
5. Connect the ductwork: Connect the ductwork to the axial blower. Make sure the ductwork is properly sealed to prevent air leaks.
6. Install the grille: Install the grille over the opening. This will help to protect the axial blower from debris and prevent accidental contact with the blower blades.
7. Test the blower: Finally, turn on the axial blower and check to make sure it is working properly. Adjust the speed and direction of the airflow as necessary.
8. It is important to follow the manufacturer's instructions carefully when installing an axial blower. If you are not comfortable doing the installation yourself, it is recommended that you hire a professional to do it for you.