Kruger
CPF Series - In-Line Fan - Belt Driven (Smokespill)
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The CPF Series cabinet centrifugal fan with separate motor cabinet is designed for smokespill, kitchen exhaust or other applications where the drive system must be outside the air stream. Tested in accordance to standard EN 12101-3, complies with the performance criteria for 400deg C at 2 hours and certified by ‘TÜV SÜD PSB’.
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The CPF Series cabinet centrifugal fan with separate motor cabinet is designed for smokespill, kitchen exhaust or other applications where the drive system must be outside the air stream. Tested in accordance to standard EN 12101-3, complies with the performance criteria for 400deg C at 2 hours and certified by ‘TÜV SÜD PSB’.
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CPF Series - In-Line Fan - Belt Driven (Smokespill) is listed under Kruger, brand Kruger.
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Technical specifications
| Brand | Kruger |
|---|---|
| Model / SKU | CPF Series - In-Line Fan - Belt Driven (Smokespill) |
| Category | Fan in the air duct system |
Specifications Quick Facts • Size from 200 to 1000 mm • Suitable for smoke spill application Motor should be selected to handle air at ambient temperature based on specified air volume & pressure. This is to allow periodic testing of the fan. Construction • Cabinet is manufactured in galvanized sheet steel incorporated with a belt driven, high efficiency, low noise level, double inlet backward impeller. • Complete with inlet & outlet flange as standard for easy duct installation. • Penta post construction with Aluminum corner piece, 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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