What is the air flow CFM?
2041103
I don't know the details of it, but I can tell you that after replacing the fan my computer works fine and it is very quiet. I recommend you to purchase it.
2041104
The 80mm fan (which I bought) is rated at 10.9-40.3 CFM on the box, and 13-28 dBA. Those seem believable.
1088811
I can't say about the cfm, but as long as you're under the max psi it will flow whatever your compressor will put out. My compressor is a Camp/Haus 7HP, 4 Cylinder, 135 psi unit. No problem with big air tools or a sand blaster. I hope this helps.
1982193
Don't no the answer to the cfm question, but I run my air compressor at 100psi.
718231
Thanks for your question! According to the manufacturer's website the CFM of this fan is 740 / 600. I hope this helps!
570561
I think a 600 CFM is a little too small. Personally I would look at a 700 or 750 CFM.
797275
I do not see an airflow rating in the manual. I mounted it 18.5 inches above the cooking surface with a straight out (horizontal) vent to outside the house and it does an excellent job of removing cooking smoke/odors (as tested by my daughter burning breakfast sausage) even on low speed. I would conservatively estimate the air removal to be at least 250 cfm on low speed and over 400 cfm on high. For reference I work in navy propulsion plants and have to verify airflow of various intake and exhaust air systems for periodic maintenance so my estimates should be reasonably accurate. As a side note, on low the noise of the fan is barely noticeable, on high it is slightly louder than calm conversation. Hope this helps.
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.
1460045
Not sure what you're after his first product specs go I don't know what the CFM is but it's a good fan I've used it in a 10 x 8 room and it covers well
55704
Not sure about CFM. I have inflated a car tire with relatively low PSI (26 or so) up to 32 PSI in less than 60 seconds... perhaps less than 40 seconds.
2278769
I don't know what cfm stands for--it's 18" across (both ways!) and has 3 speeds. We use it behind our wood stove to distribute the heat. So far it's worked great.
1999989
I am pretty sure that it is only moving about 1000 cfm. 1500 cfm is a lot of air! I hope this helps at all. BP
262905
235 CFM in open flow, at 4.3 Amps draw, when 13.6 V is supplied.From the manufacturer's datasheet. http://www.xylemflowcontrol.com/marine-and-rv/blowers-and-ventilation/rule-in-line-blowers.htm
839950
The amount of air moved, measured in cubic feet per minute (CFM), on the three speeds varies little. 3460 high, 3320 medium, 3160 low
2222507
According to the instruction manual, the ozone output is 0 to 500 mg per hour. It has a rheostat (like a dimmer switch for a light) and is variable. The settings are: Off, Low, Medium and High. The air volume for the fan is the same and it has it's own separate switch. The Max air flow for the fan is 300 CFM. Suppose you have a room that's 10' x 10' with an 9' ceiling, there would be 900 Cubic Feet in it. 900 CF divided by 300 CFM (Running fan speed on high) = 3 minutes that the fan would need to run in order to recirculate it through the machine once (Theoretically).
1906247
In simple terms, NO. The fan turns over the air in my PC cabinet that is 6' long, 2' high and about 15" deep enough to drop the temperature 15 deg. I don't know how much CFM this would be but it does what I want it to do. If you want to feel the air, forget it. With the back of my hand 3"from the fan unit I can not tell if it is on or off.
905464
Max Air Volume = 356 cfm and Max Air Speed = 145 mph. (This information is from the Makita website.) It blows very well and seems to actually work better than these numbers might suggest.
786360
The CFM of this compressor is O.8CFM @ 90 psi. Use is best for filling tire pressure etc. not for heavy use such as spray painting.