Master DFB 16 battery powered

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Master DFB 16 mobile industrial fan powered by a battery

The DFB 16 is a high-performance axial fan that is able to generate air movement even over long distances. An additional advantage of the device is the possibility of battery and mains operation

Main features

Light and compact

Quiet work

Adjustable fan speed

Power cord included

Metal housing

Rotation of 220 degrees

Compatible with 14V master battery

Characteristic

Rugged rotomoulded housing
Easy to handle and transport
High airflow Axial fan
Adjustable fan speed
Hoses can be connected
Stackable: 2 rubber straps for a stable fix

Axial fan. The fan can work in 8 different positions.

Control panel: hour meter, auxiliary power socket, speed switch.

It has a comfortable grip and compact dimensions. The possibility of stacking with 2 rubber straps stabilizing the devices on top of each other. Up to 4 units can be connected in a row and work together.

TECHNICAL DATA:

Air flow

1200 m³/h

Max. air pressure

225 Pa

Fan

1 X Axial

Fan speeds

600-1300 rpm

Energy consumption

21 W

Power

110-240 V

Frequency

50/60 Hz

Dimensions of the air outlet

40 cm

Type of air flow

Blowing

Security

IP44

Device dimensions (L x W x H)

520 x 264 x 513 mm

Package dimensions (L x W x H)

540 x 295 x 485 mm

Net / Gross Weight

6,3 / 7 kg

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