Concept Centrifugal Fan
The Concept VBL6 Centrifugal Blower is an impressive, smoke sealed, continuously rated centrifugal fan for distributing smoke rapidly and evenly through ductwork into training buildings, simulators etc. Up to 30m of 75mm ID ductwork can be used with this blower.
| General Specification | |
| Motor Type: |
Squirrel cage induction motor IP44 as std IP55 available
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| Ancillaries: | Inlet and discharge guards, inlet filters, spigots |
| Materials: | Fancase: Cast Aluminium LM6 / Impellers: Galvinised steel |
| Finished: | Stove enamel as Std |
| Mounting: | Motor feet or pedestal |
| Noise levels: | 77 dB (A) Free Air, 1 metre |
| Weight: | 8Kg |
| Variations: | Increased Safety to ATEX Std |
Description
Concept's VBL6 is a sealed, continuously rated blower for discharging smoke into training buildings, simulators etc.
It is supplied on a stand appropiate to the type of Concept smoke generator being used, with a guarded inlet, and a 75mm od outlet spigot as standard.
it is normally supplied in its 115/230v 50/60Hz form, although other options are:
- 220/240v or 115v 1Ph 50Hz
- 115/230v 1ph / 50/60Hz
- 380/120VY / 220/210VD 3Ph 50Hz
- 440/480VY / 250/280VD 3Ph 60Hz
The angle of discharge can be specified at the time of ordering. The default angle of discharge is L90.
This fan is used in conjunction with ducting, for more information please see:
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