Roof Exhaust Fan

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Roof Exhaust Fan

Ventilar’s Centrifugal Roof Exhaust Fan is powered by a centrifugal motor which allows it to deliver a constant exhaust performance unlike wind assisted roof fans. Appropriate for exhausting heat, fumes, odors and other contamination out from the roof of any industrial building.

CRF-575-0.75-GT, CRF-675-1.5-GT

Features*

FAN MOTOR - Located outside the air stream. This ensures long service life especially if exhaust air is contaminated with dust and other airborne particles.

FAN WHEEL & HOUSING - Fan wheel and housing are made of aluminum alloy material. Lightweight and minimum load on the metal roof structure.

CENTRIFUGAL DESIGN - Higher static pressure allows it to be ducted for reaching out at a further distance.

BELT-DRIVEN - Enables the fan to run at lower speed and hence low noise level.

FAN HOUSING - Galvanized steel metal has high zinc coating.

ELEGANT DESIGN - Makes roof line aesthetically pleasant.

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Brief Product Information

Roof Exhaust Fans help create the vital air change needed to keep your space feeling fresh and safe. Powered by a centrifugal motor, the fan is also able to be ducted which allows you to exhaust from an even further distance. If you need to direct contamination out from your roof, the Roof Exhaust Fan is an excellent choice for you!

Application:

Warehouse

Factory

Workshops

Logistic Centers

Storage Facilities

Gyms

Rearing Farms

Agriculture Farms

Any Industrial Building

Features & Benefits

Why Roof Exhaust Fan is most effective to remove heat

In our local climate, the metal roof of an industrial steel building can be heated up to 80 ˚C at the middle of the day. The roof then radiates the heat down into the interior of the building which will lead to the formation of stratified hot air within the building. The resultant upper layers of hot air are most effectively removed with roof exhaust fan installed along the roof center line.
Often wall exhaust fans are installed instead but they will not perform with the same effectiveness as roof exhaust fans. Wall exhaust fans are more for the purpose of creating air change in the building.