HEIL QUAKER / ICP 1085684 1085684 FAN C 18" 2B 1/2" 22 INT S

FAN C 18" 2B 1/2" 22 INT S

HEIL QUAKER / ICP 1085684. FAN C 18" 2B 1/2" 22 INT S. ITEM IS NEW HOWEVER THE BOX MAY HAVE SHELF WEAR. HAS BEEN TESTED AND WORKS AS IT SHOULD. 4-PIN CONNECTION. FITS MOST UNITS WITH 6' TO 8' BOWELS.

The 1085684 is a fan for outside ventilation applications that can handle wet locations within commercial buildings, industrial applications, restaurants and cafeterias. The quaker fan is listed under the international code of plumbing ventilation (ICP) and meets the AMCA test standard 302 as well as the test standard 401 and 407. It has an 18" blade length, a 2B pitch and 1/2" center hub. The fan can vent at a maximum rate of 22 Cubic Feet per Minute at 90 degrees with a temperature rise of 3 degrees Fahrenheit and 3 pounds per square inch static pressure.

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The new and improved fan/blower ICP (internal circulating pump) fan is designed to blow liquid back through the tanks as you vacuum and to circulate process gases up to 30,000 s.c.f./hr. The axial blower fits into a standard 2-in. or 4-in. pipe with a 17 atmw/cm2 P2 vacuum rating, The best choice for installations that include multiple pumps (multiple fans operation) and other applications that do not require a belt drive cooling fan.

Our industrial fan is designed to be very durable, and has a low maintenance design. Our company uses unique C-frame motors which are designed especially for use in material handling and other applications requiring long life and high power. The all-steel welded construction of our extended duty fans is supplied with wear pads to prolong life. Drip bowls are incorporated into the motor base for simple, trouble-free maintenance.

The ICP 1085684 Series C fan is a direct drive centrifugal fan with integrated capacitor suitable for industrial or commercial applications. Typical applications include the transport of air from areas of high pressure to areas of low pressure in ventilation systems, fume extraction systems and air-conditioning systems.

A lower cost conventional style log burner but featuring a clever design which enables the fire to be maintained over a long period of time with low running costs.