Teknotherm Equipment
Marine fans (axial, centrifugal and duct fans)
Axial, centrifugal, duct and ATEX fans for ship ventilation systems, with variable speed control.
Description
Teknotherm supplies fans for HVAC systems on seagoing vessels, all with the possibility of variable speed control.
Key features
- Axial fans: high airflow in a compact design; duct, inlet-cone or bulkhead mounting; can be supplied as a fan tower for engine room ventilation
- Centrifugal fans: high pressure and airflow; direct or belt drive; carbon steel, hot-dip galvanized
- Duct fans: backward-curved centrifugal, duct sizes 100 to 315 mm, optional EC motor
- ATEX fans for hazardous areas; fan walls for redundant operation
- Axial and centrifugal fans available for 690/440/230V, single and triple phase
Applications
Accommodation, technical space and engine room ventilation on seagoing vessels, including hazardous areas.
Specifications
| Power supply (axial/centrifugal) | 690/440/230V, single and triple phase |
|---|---|
| Duct fan sizes | 100 to 315 mm |
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