Kruger
CFT Series - In-Line Fan - Belt Driven
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The CFT Series is a high-efficiency, belt-driven cabinet centrifugal fan designed for supply, exhaust, pressurization, and clean air. Air performance ratings are tested and certified by AMCA in accordance with AMCA 211.
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The CFT Series is a high-efficiency, belt-driven cabinet centrifugal fan designed for supply, exhaust, pressurization, and clean air. Air performance ratings are tested and certified by AMCA in accordance with AMCA 211.
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Technical specifications
| Brand | Kruger |
|---|---|
| Model / SKU | CFT Series - In-Line Fan - Belt Driven |
| Category | Fan in the air duct system |
Specifications Quick Facts • Size from 200 to 1000 mm • Capacities to 162,000m 3/h • Static pressure up to 1800 Pa • Internal lining available upon request Type of fan use: CFT 200 to CFT 710 ---- FDA/BDB/ADA ‘C’ type CFT 800 to CFT 1000 ---- FDA/BDB/ADA ‘T’ type" Construction • Cabinet is manufactured in galvanized sheet steel incorporate with a belt driven, high efficiency, double inlet forward curve or backward curve or airfoil wheels. • Complete with inlet and outlet flange as standard. Motor and drive assembly can be accessible through removable of side panel. • Motor and drive assembly can be accessed through removal of two side panels. • Internal vibration isolator to assure long life and quiet operation. • Penta Post construction with ABS plastic corner piece, aluminum column and reinforced galvanized sheet panel. • Acoustic lining is available upon request. • Standard acoustic lining employs galvanized sheet facing. Perforated sheet facing is available upon request.
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