Find SEAFLO 320CFM 24V DC Centrifugal Electric Bilge Blower Fan Inflatable Air Blower in Xiamen, China, for US $69.99

Condition:New Brand:SEAFLO Blade Material:Plastic Manufacturer Part Number:SFBB2-320-02 Material:ABS palstic reinforced plastic with stiffening rib Country/Region of Manufacture:China Fuse Size:10.0A Application:Marine/RV, Agriculture, Industry, Automotive Amp Draw:6.0A Power Source:24V DC Air Volume:320CFM/550CMH Type:Centrifugal Fan Radial Fan Mounting:Free Standing Flex mount and flange mount Certification:CE, ISO9001:2000, RoHS UPC:6970424901907

SEAFLO 320CFM 550CMH 24V DC Centrifugal Blower Fan Inflatable Bilge Air Blower

Features

Efficient high volume air flow
Very low current draw, long life
Flex mount and very strong dynamic flange mount
Flex Mount-02; Flange Mount-03
Sealed motor shaft for moisture protection
Corrosion resistant ABS plastic housing
Ignition protected
CE conforms with EN 50014-1,
EN 50014-2 and EN 61000-3-2 and EN 61000-3-3

Applications

Boats bilge ventilation
Engine compartments
Galleys and heads
Race cars and helmet ventilation;
Bus ventilation (engine and bathroom fumes)
Tanning booths
Prison van ventilation (cooling, air-freshening)
Blow-up signs and mascots
Building ventilation

Technical Parameters

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Technical Data

Model: SFBB2-320-02
Volts(V): 24V
Air Flow(cfm/cmh): 320/550
Amp Draw(A): 6.0A
Fuse(A): 10.0A
Packing Size(mm): 300*270*280
N.W/G.W(kg): 2.27/2.45

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