Jabsco Continuous Duty Flangemount Blower, 4-Inch, 115V AC, 250 CFM

Ensure superior ventilation and safeguard your onboard systems with the Jabsco 4-inch Continuous Duty Flangemount Blower. Engineered for demanding marine and industrial applications, this robust blower delivers powerful, continuous airflow to equipment areas and diesel engine rooms. Its heavy-duty construction and extended motor life make it ideal for high-use commercial settings, ensuring reliable air circulation where it matters most. Upgrade to Jabsco's trusted ventilation solution today.

Note: This blower is not ignition-protected. Do not use to exhaust flammable vapors such as gasoline fumes, or in areas that may contain flammable vapors.

Key Benefits & Features:

• Continuous Duty Performance: Rated for uninterrupted, extended operation with a minimum 5,000-hour motor life, significantly outperforming standard intermittent models for commercial and high-use applications.
• High Volume Airflow: Delivers a powerful 250 CFM (7.1 m³/min) for efficient air exchange and heat management in critical areas.
• Robust & Corrosion-Resistant: Constructed with a tough, reinforced thermoset plastic housing and corrosion-resistant materials throughout, ensuring exceptional durability in harsh marine environments.
• Thermal Overload Protection: Features integrated thermal overload protection to safeguard the motor from overheating, enhancing reliability and product longevity.
• Efficient 115V AC Operation: Designed for seamless integration into standard onboard AC power systems with a low 1.5 amp current draw.
• Flangemount Design: The outlet flange mounts directly to a flat external surface, minimizing required ducting and simplifying installation for a clean, secure fit.
• Quiet Running Rotors: Equipped with dimensionally stable Delrin rotors designed for minimal noise output during operation.
• ISO 9097 Marine Certified: Meets ISO 9097 MARINE standards for electric fans, ensuring compliance and quality.

Recommended Applications: Ideal for ventilating equipment areas, engine rooms on diesel-powered vessels, bus ventilation, or general air circulation where continuous AC power consumption is preferred.