SSQU4/6-3HT – Slim Qube – Centrifugal Box Fan – Elta

£2,076.48 ex. VAT

Category: Box Fans Tags: 710mm, Three Phase

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SSQU4/6-3HT – Slim Qube – Centrifugal Box Fan – Elta

Motors are out of the air stream and are not effected by contaminates in the ventilated air. The range is suitable for various applications, from contaminated air to elevated temperatures up to 120 ℃.

Movable panels allow the outlet position to be altered on site to suit installation.

Units are constructed from double insulated panels filled with 25mm fibre glass acoustic insulation giving reduced noise levels.

An easily removable motor/impeller assembly arrangement is ideal for frequent cleaning or maintenance.

Motor cover is available as an accessory to allow external mounting.

The Elta Drive range of inverters has been designed encompassing the latest technology and combining robustness with reliability. Using an inverter to control fans via sensors to reduce fan speed can provide significant cost-savings through lower energy consumption.

Constructed from self-supporting corrosion-resistant extruded Aluminium section, assembled with aluminium corners and 25mm thick double skinned removable panels, manufactured from pre-galvanised steel, in-filled with a non-flammable mineral wool, 60kg/m³, thereby minimising breakout noise.

Three phase multi-voltage IP55 TEFC Foot / Flange mounted IEC frame motors, wound for either (Delta) 230V/3Ph/50Hz or (Star) at 400V/3Ph/50Hz connection, suitable for speed control when used with the Eltadrive VSD range of frequency inverter controls.

A high efficiency backward curved welded steel impeller with a non-overloading power characteristic, suitable for continuous S1 operation up to +120 ℃,finished with a powder coating to RAL 5002 for greater surface protection, and dynamically balanced to G2.5 / G6.3 according to ISO1940 part 1.

Speed control shall be via Eltadrive VSD Eltadrive VSD IP20 or Switched IP66 shall provide precise motor control and energy savings. The Eltadrive range of inverters have been designed encompassing the latest technology and combining robustness with reliability. Using an inverter to control fans via sensors to reduce fan speed can provide significant cost-savings through lower energy consumption.