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Technicold Quiet Fan Module
Blower speed module that reduces air handler sound signature by 6 dBA versus a standard triac circuit; factory or retrofit fit on any Technicold air handler.
Description
The Technicold Quiet Fan Module replaces the triac blower speed control commonly used in marine air conditioning, which can produce a low-frequency hum.
Key features
- 6 dBA reduction (at 1 m) in overall sound signature compared with a standard triac circuit
- 1 dBA reduction compared with DC blowers
- Factory or retrofit installation on any Technicold air handler
- Available in multiple voltages
Applications
Quieter cabin air conditioning on yachts.
Specifications
| Noise reduction | 6 dBA (at 1 m) vs standard triac circuit |
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