What is the CFM for this unit?
850908
My recollection from reading the spec's is 135 CFM, but this is probably without the end piece nozzle and maybe even without the snout. These parts increase the velocity MPH out the end but reduce the airflow (Cubic Feet per Minute) due to higher pressure at the fan from the flow restriction.
1358951
Seems that there is no info on this CFM. Not even from Patton. ( although Home Depot shows 150cfm) I have 3 of these 14" fans and they are working very well. and I believe much more than 150 cfm... Most fans of this size will output around 1500 cfm. I would feel safe saying that is about what it moves.
14165
I believe that it is 90 CFM. 120 mph. Wish I bought one a bit more powerful.
1709171
CFM of this model is said to be 350 and airflow is said to reach up to 27 feet.
1488307
It has a fan & the unit is controlled by a thermostat. Don't know the CFM. I own a Eden Pure & 2 Comfort Furnaces each of which I paid over double the price of the Lifesmart. This is a better heater and I use it as my center of the house auxiliary heat and my furnace runs very little. I broke my 1600 Sq Ft ranch home into 3 zones with the 3 Infrared heaters & save hundreds on propane without raising my electric bill enough to equal the savings in propane. PLUS we are warm! The forced air furnace was NOT efficient. I did have individual 20amp circuit breaker lines installed to increase efficiency & prevent popping the breakers. Hope this helps.
1488308
It has a fan & the unit is controlled by a thermostat. Don't know the CFM. I own a Eden Pure & 2 Comfort Furnaces each of which I paid over double the price of the Lifesmart. This is a better heater and I use it as my center of the house auxiliary heat and my furnace runs very little. I broke my 1600 Sq Ft ranch home into 3 zones with the 3 Infrared heaters & save hundreds on propane without raising my electric bill enough to equal the savings in propane. PLUS we are warm! The forced air furnace was NOT efficient. I did have individual 20amp circuit breaker lines installed to increase efficiency & prevent popping the breakers. Hope this helps. It has a fan & the unit is controlled by a thermostat. Don't know the CFM. I own a Eden Pure & 2 Comfort Furnaces each of which I paid over double the price of the Lifesmart. This is a better heater and I use it as my center of the house auxiliary heat and my furnace runs very little. I broke my 1600 Sq Ft ranch home into 3 zones with the 3 Infrared heaters & save hundreds on propane without raising my electric bill enough to equal the savings in propane. PLUS we are warm! The forced air furnace was NOT efficient. I did have individual 20amp circuit breaker lines installed to increase... » Read More It has a fan & the unit is controlled by a thermostat. Don't know the CFM. I own a Eden Pure & 2 Comfort Furnaces each of which I paid over double the price of the Lifesmart. This is a better heater and I use it as my center of the house auxiliary heat and my furnace runs very little. I broke my 1600 Sq Ft ranch home into 3 zones with the 3 Infrared heaters & save hundreds on propane without raising my electric bill enough to equal the savings in propane. PLUS we are warm! The forced air furnace was NOT efficient. I did have individual 20amp circuit breaker lines installed to increase efficiency & prevent popping the breakers. Hope this helps. « Show Less
918884
The box says between 29.2 cubic meters per hour and 16.7 m^3/h depending on what speed you run it at. The fastest speed converts to about 17 CFM. This is an amazingly well made fan.
2148397
OK, on the page for this item posted in Amazon, there is a 21 questions answered link. In that link is the following : Technical data from the Fantech site (http://www.fantech.net/2SHE1021_enus-47097.aspx) shows 585 CFM.Voltage 115 V, Frequency 60 Hz, Phase 1 ~ , Power (P2), motor 24.9 W, Current 1.4 A, Max. airflow 585 cfm, impeller speed 1725 r.p.m.
522737
Not sure, probably about 200 + cfm, I know it's strong enough to be felt 3/4 the way across my garage
825092
I don't know how to calculate cfm. The fan has 2 speeds. On high it blows about the same as an electric plug in fan. I highly recommend this fan.
1425153
That would depend on the desired result. I added a shut off valve for the air and operate typically @ 35psi.
2132140
I didn't find CFM rating anywhere. This is normally used for HVAC units and I don't know that it would apply to a vacuum. I can tell you that the suction is very strong and will pick up all kinds of shop dirt and dust. The blower is a little weak.
342201
I'm not sure what CFM but I can answer the second part about the power. It uses molux connection (not SATA but the older power like the one in old HDD) you can zoom the product picture (lower left corner)
903245
No decibel rating but quite compared to other units. This is not nearly big enough for your purpose. You need to draw several thousand CFMS to be really effective. But that's for professionals. You need to provide a return air from outside if you are not going to condition the air or else you are beating a dead horse. Good luck.
1679504
I don't know what CFM means? It is a nice fan. 3 dif settings and very light wt, narrow in width. I can put it on my window sill and blow hot air out.
504619
I measured .75gpm on the lowest flow that activates the unit. Ours is on the highest setting.
1623421
SpecificationsModel No. Rated Voltage CFM Open Flow CFM In System* Current DrawAmps Fuse SizeTurbo 3000 12V nominal 120 90 2.6 4-amp