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0000100301 Plymovent FUA-2100 Extraction Fan 0.75kW, Ø 160mm Outlet, 230v
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    Plymovent FUA-2100 Extraction Fan 0.75kW, Ø 160mm Outlet, 230v
    0000100301

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    The FUA series ventilation fans are designed for direct mounting on Plymovent metal and hose tube extraction arms and filters or for use as central fans. These fans are equipped with lightweight aluminium impellers, suitable for extracting welding exhaust gases, volatile fumes and dust. Matched inlet and outlet areas provide, together with the optimised impellers, an even airflow, high capacity and low noise level.

    Features

    • Direct mount
    • Low noise level
    • Rotational outlet

    Recommended for
    A small extraction system for vehicle exhausts removal, welding fumes, oil mist and dust. Direct mounting on KUA, LM-2 or EA extraction arms.

    Brochures & Manuals

    BROCHURES & MANUALS
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       FUA Fan User Manual

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    Plymovent Extraction Fans FAQs

    Straight answers to the questions people ask most when choosing extraction fans for welding fume, oil mist and dust.

    What does an extraction fan do in a fume extraction system?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    The fan creates the airflow that pulls contaminated air from the hood or arm, through the ducting and filter if there is one, and out or back into the workroom. Without enough airflow, even a good hood will not capture fume.

    Choosing the fan is a matter of airflow and resistance. It must move the volume of air needed at the pressure lost in the arms, ducts and filters.

    How do I choose the right size of extraction fan?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    Work out how many arms or hoods the fan will serve, how much air each needs, and how much resistance the ducting, bends and any filter add. The fan must provide the needed airflow at that resistance, not just in free air.

    Undersized fans give poor capture, while oversized fans waste energy and add noise. Ask the manufacturer or our team to help size it, giving details of the layout.

    Should I choose a single-phase or three-phase fan?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    It depends on the electrical supply you have. Single-phase fans use a normal supply and are common for small, light-duty systems. Three-phase fans are used for larger loads and are usually more efficient on bigger motors.

    Check your supply voltage and phase before choosing, and have the connection made by a competent electrician. A three-phase motor must also be wired to turn the correct way.

    Can the fan be mounted outdoors?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    Only if the maker states that the fan and its motor are suitable for outdoor use. Rain, damp, frost and temperature swings can damage motors, bearings and electrical parts, and a fan not built for it may fail early or become unsafe.

    Check the data plate and manual for your own fan for its protection rating and any cover or mounting requirements, and fit it exactly as instructed. Position the exhaust discharge well away from air inlets, windows and doors so that extracted air is not drawn back in.

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