Explosion Proof Exhaust Fan for Safe and Ventilation in Hazardous Environments and Locations with Customizable Options

Product Description:

The Explosion Proof Exhaust Fan, model BFC, is an essential component of an Explosion Protected Ventilation System designed for use in Hazardous Zone1 Division1 areas. This Spark Proof Ventilating Fan is specially engineered to provide safe and efficient ventilation in environments where the presence of flammable gases or vapors poses a significant risk.

With a power range of 90-1500Watt, the Explosion Proof Exhaust Fan is capable of handling varying ventilation needs in hazardous locations. Whether you require lower power consumption for continuous ventilation or higher power for rapid air circulation, this Fire Resistant Exhaust Blower offers versatility and reliability.

The mounting option for this fan is Wall Pipe Post Fixed, ensuring secure installation and stable operation even in demanding industrial settings. The robust construction and secure mounting mechanism make it suitable for long-term use in challenging environments.

When it comes to performance, the Explosion Proof Exhaust Fan delivers impressive airflow rates with a CFM range of 2000-10800m³/h. This high CFM range allows for effective air exchange, helping to maintain a safe and comfortable atmosphere in hazardous areas.

Whether you need to remove hazardous fumes, control temperature levels, or improve air quality in hazardous environments, the Explosion Proof Exhaust Fan is a reliable solution. Its durable construction, powerful performance, and safety features make it an ideal choice for industrial applications where safety and efficiency are top priorities.

Features:

• Product Name: Explosion Proof Fan Ventilation Portable
• Material: Marine Grade Aluminum
• Power: 90-1500Watt
• Use area: Hazardous Zone1 Division1
• Diameter: 200-750mm

Technical Parameters:

Applications:

1. Aerospace and Transportation
Locations:

Aircraft hangars: Aircraft maintenance may result in fuel vapor leaks (jet fuel) or the presence of flammable cleaning agents.

Ship compartments (cargo holds, engine rooms): Ships, especially those transporting chemicals or fuel, may experience the accumulation of flammable vapors.

Automobile paint booths: Flammable paints and thinners are used, and their vapors are explosive when mixed with air.

Highway tunnels: Tunnels can become hazardous areas if a vehicle transporting hazardous chemicals leaks, so explosion-proof lighting is a safety standard.

2. Military and Fireworks Industry
Locations: Gunpowder, explosives, and detonator production and storage workshops; fireworks manufacturing plants.

Risks: These locations are inherently filled with flammable and explosive materials, and any electrical spark could potentially cause a disaster. Therefore, the explosion-proof requirements for electrical equipment are extremely high.

3. Laboratories and Research Institutions
Locations: Chemical and biological laboratories (which may use flammable solvents such as hydrogen).

Risks: During experiments, flammable gases, vapors, or dusts may be used or generated, necessitating the use of explosion-proof lighting and electrical appliances, either in small areas or throughout the entire laboratory.

4. Special Commercial Locations

Locations: Printing plants and dry cleaners (which utilize traditional flammable solvents such as tetrachloroethylene) that use large quantities of alcohol-based disinfectants or solvents.

Risks: While not directly industrial environments, the concentrations of flammable vapors generated during work may reach dangerous levels.