The fans are used:
- as a part of a smoke extraction system for air pressurization to create a positive air pressure differential in stairway enclosures, airlock vestibules and lift shafts, to prevent spreading of smoke in premises, protect people using evacuation routes from fire hazards and enable conditions for fire-extinguishing measures.
- in general ventilation systems in industrial, administrative and residential buildings.
The metal casing with rolled flanges helps achieve outstanding rigidity and minimum clearances between the casing and the blades. There is an inspection hatch in the casing for easy maintenance. All the casing components are powder coated for improved protection against the environmental effects. The weight of the fans may differ from the one stated in the catalogue and depends on the components used (motor, terminal box, etc.).
The fans are equipped with three-phase (400 V/50 Hz) single-speed 2-, 4- or 6-pole electric motors.
Motor ingress protection level – IP55.
Depending on the size and the required air capacity the fans are equipped with impellers with 6 or 8 blades angled from 20° to 50° with variation from 2.5 up to 5° to ensure precise matching of fans with the operating point. The specially designed impeller blades ensure high efficiency of the fan while keeping noise well under control. The impellers are dynamically balanced. Low weight and low moment of the impeller inertia help reduce the fan start-up time. The fan blades can be made of the following materials:
Please confirm the blade material while placing your order.
The fans can be mounted on any flat surface or directly into a ventilation duct. The units are suitable for both horizontal and vertical configurations. In-duct installation requires flanges to attach the fan to the ductwork. To attach the fan to the floor, a wall or the ceiling use the O-VO carriers (not included as standard, should be purchased separately). The units are suitable for installation on rooftops to provide direct supply of outdoor air to the stairway areas.