Seaflo 4" In-line Marine Bilge Air Blower 12v 270 Cfm Quiet Boat White on 2040-parts.com
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SeaFlo 4" Inline Blower Model SFIB1-270-02 12V, 270CFM 6Amp Draw. 10A Fuse 270 CFM Compare to Atwood 4000 which only blows 100 CFM Built-in mounting feet allow easy vertical or horizontal installation Very low current draw, high volume air flow, long life /Six-blade fan maximizes airflow and efficiency Sealed motor shaft for moisture protection Corrosion resistant ABS plastic housing Typical 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 |
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