370W Explosion Proof Portable Exhaust Fan

Cost-effective 370W explosion proof portable exhaust fan is a specially designed ventilation device that ensures safe operation in environments where explosive gases, vapors, or dust may be present. These explosion proof exhaust fans are built with robust construction and adhere to stringent safety standards to prevent the ignition of hazardous substances.

Specification

• Model: ATO-BSFT-300
• Axis Power: 370W
• Motor Power: 370W
• Voltage (Optional): 220VAC, 380VAC, 110VAC
• Ventilation Duct: 5m (Default)/ Contact Us for Other Sizes
• Fan Diameter: 300mm (12 inch)
• Impeller Diameter: 290mm (11.5 inch)
• Air Volume: 3720~4300m3/h
• Static Pressure: 350~500Pa
• Rotating Speed: 2800r/min
• Frequency: 50/60Hz
• Explosion Proof Grade: ExdⅡBT4
• Weight: 29kg

Detail

Tips: How does an explosion proof exhaust fan work?

An explosion proof exhaust fan is designed to operate safely in environments where the presence of flammable gases, vapors, or dust particles can potentially lead to an explosion. It incorporates various features to prevent the ignition of such hazardous substances.

The fan housing is constructed from durable materials that can withstand high pressures generated during an explosion. The motor is specially designed to be spark-free and sealed to prevent any internal electrical sparks from igniting the surrounding atmosphere. Additionally, the wiring and electrical components are housed in explosion-proof enclosures to contain any potential sparks or heat.

The portable exhaust fan blades are made of non-sparking materials, such as aluminum or composite, to avoid generating sparks during operation. The fan is typically equipped with explosion-proof switches and controls that are sealed to prevent any external sparks or flames from entering the housing.

An explosion proof portable exhaust fan is engineered to minimize the risk of ignition by ensuring that all components are constructed and enclosed in a way that prevents sparks, heat, or flames from escaping and coming into contact with flammable substances.