Up-Blast Fan

The centrifugal roof-mounted upblast exhaust fans include both direct and belt drive options with efficient backward-inclined centrifugal wheels and aerodynamic inlet cone minimizing system effects. The motors on the fans are out of the air stream. These fans are suitable for applications ranging from a storage room to fume hood exhaust and kitchen grease exhaust to smoke control.

100% factory tested and designed specifically for air handling applications with a minimum L10 life in excess of 100,000 hours (L 50 life of 500,000 hours) in belt drive units.

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Why do you need Upblast Fans?

One of the essential components in an exhaust hood system is the upblast exhaust fan. An upblast exhaust fan aims to exhaust warm air, water vapor, fumes, and other waste products out of your building. Removing grease and oils from the kitchen space helps keep it clean and keeps the air pure. It also makes the kitchen space safer by preventing the buildup of grease and oils. There are two basic types of upblast fans – a direct drive fan and a belt-drive upblast fan.

A direct drive fan is powered by motors attached directly to the fan. The fans inside these units do not use belts, allowing them to operate more efficiently due to reduced friction.