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Blackeagle · 01-26-2003, 10:00 PM

Found the diagonal high pressure fans in the USA.

These are 127 x 38mm fans drawing 20 watts for a CFM of 158.9 and a pressure rate of 1.06" H2O and Dba of 56. I know that the power draw and noise rates are both higher that the normal axial fans, but the pressure rate is much higher.

www.ebm.com Then search for a DV5212 fan or under all fan types with a CFM 150-160. THe page for these is so new at the site that they don't have a pressure curve graph or even a picture yet for these fans. I confirmed by e-mail with their sales dept. that these are the same fans, and the same stats as above.
They alos have larger ones than these but doubt the would be of use as the power draw is of course even higher as is the noise.

Hope this is of help to someone.

01-26-2003, 10:00 PM	#1
Blackeagle Thermophile Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: U.S.A = Michigan Posts: 1,243	Diagonal high pressure fans FOUND. Found the diagonal high pressure fans in the USA. These are 127 x 38mm fans drawing 20 watts for a CFM of 158.9 and a pressure rate of 1.06" H2O and Dba of 56. I know that the power draw and noise rates are both higher that the normal axial fans, but the pressure rate is much higher. www.ebm.com Then search for a DV5212 fan or under all fan types with a CFM 150-160. THe page for these is so new at the site that they don't have a pressure curve graph or even a picture yet for these fans. I confirmed by e-mail with their sales dept. that these are the same fans, and the same stats as above. They alos have larger ones than these but doubt the would be of use as the power draw is of course even higher as is the noise. Hope this is of help to someone.