High Pressure Air Cabinet Fan

When ventilation paths get longer and resistance builds, the High Pressure Air Cabinet Fan keeps performance steady. Purpose‑built for high‑demand environments—commercial kitchens, extended duct runs, or multi‑zone air routes—it combines the strong static pressure of a centrifugal fan with the air‑moving efficiency of a cabinet system. The result: robust, consistent airflow that stays pressurized where ordinary fans lose momentum.

At its core, an IP54‑rated copper motor encased in a high‑strength aluminum shell delivers durable, cool‑running power. Its all‑metal impeller and streamlined internal duct design produce balanced, high‑velocity airflow over long distances while suppressing vibration and keeping noise impressively low for its output class.

Despite its muscle, the fan remains compact. The integrated motor configuration reduces overall dimensions, fitting into tight ceiling voids common in restaurant and retail installations. Built for continuous operation, it performs with quiet authority day after day.

Smart maintenance access points round out the design. Quick‑release inspection covers mean cleaning or servicing can be done in minutes—no full disassembly, no extended downtime.

• High‑Pressure Performance: Static pressure range up to 850 Pa ensures stable air delivery through long or high‑resistance duct networks.
• Strong Airflow Output: Moves 4,800 – 12,500 m³/h of air at 1,400 rpm for versatile commercial applications.
• Durable IP54‑Rated Motor: Pure copper core with aluminum alloy housing, resistant to heat, moisture, and grease environments.
• All‑Metal Impeller: Precision‑balanced for high efficiency and long‑distance air projection.
• Compact Ceiling‑Fit Design: Integrated motor structure saves space in dense installations such as kitchens and duct shafts.
• Accessible Maintenance: Side inspection ports enable rapid cleaning and component replacement without system disassembly.
• Sound‑Tuned Operation: Noise levels from 64 to 73 dB maintain manageable acoustic balance for commercial settings.

• Commercial and industrial kitchens
• Restaurants and retail ventilation networks
• Multi‑branch HVAC duct systems with extended airflow routes
• Manufacturing lines or fabrication zones requiring pressurized air movement
• Energy‑recovery or filtration units needing high static drive