V-Fan
The VAL-CO V-Fan™ is a variable speed, direct drive fan that provides higher total CFM at full speed as well as remarkably high CFM/Watt measurements at low speeds. During minimum ventilation, it’s more efficient to use a 54” V-Fan running at low speed than a standard 36” fan running at full speed. A 54” V-Fan at 50% speed can move 13,400 CFM at .05” SP while achieving 53.8 CFM/Watt. That is more than a 300% increase in efficiency!
- High cfm at top speeds, high cfm/watt and low speeds.
- Direct drive motor.
- 1ph & 3ph, 200-230V
- 54" 50" 36" 24"
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