3" Flangemount Blower - 12 Volt DC

Blower for high volume air intake or extraction for engine room, fuel compartment, galley or heads. The flange mount blower is of a radial design which gives the highest output in more complex installations with longer ducting lengths and/or multiple bends in the ducting. They are generally mounted directly onto a flat bulkhead using a mounting collar to connect to the discharge ducting. This allows a very neat installation on an engine room bulkhead.

Jabsco DC blowers are designed to remove fumes from the engine compartments of gasoline powered boats prior to start-up and therefore conform to ISO 8846 MARINE and USCG Regulations for ignition protection. Note: AC models are not ignition protected.

Jabsco blowers can also be used for air intake or extraction in galleys, bilges, accommodation and head compartments.

Only the heavy duty blowers are designed for continuous duty operation in commercial or heavy use applications. Blowers should not be installed close to sources of direct heat exceeding 180øF (55øC).

This model is recommended by ISO 11105 for engine compartment volume of 2-2.5 m3 (75-90 ft3).

Features:
- Outlet flange mounts directly on bulkhead
- Tough Reinforced Plastic Housing
- Mount to any surface
- Slip-On Inlet and Outlet Ducting Connection
- Efficient High Volume Air Flow
- Low Current Draw
- Dimensionally stable quiet running Delrin rotors
- Corrosion-Resistant Materials Throughout
- N.M.M.A. Type Accepted
- Meets USCG Regulation 183.410
- Complies with ISO 8846 MARINE for Ignition Protection
- Complies with ISO 9097 MARINE for Electric Fans
- CE Approved

Specifications:
For 150 cfm (4.2 m3/min) output
Fitting: 3" (75 mm) ducting
Dimensions:
8" (19.5 cm) long x 6-3/4" (17 cm) wide x 7-3/4" (20) high
Voltage: 12 Volt DC
Fuse: 10 amp

Note: Jabsco blowers are primarily intended for intermittent dutycycles such as evacuating fuel vapors from bilge areas. If desired, they also may be used for other general air circulation applications with longer duty cycles. However, when doing so, it should be noted that the maximum motor life is approximately 1000 hours. Therefore, the blower should only be used for applications if this length of service is acceptable.