ATTWOOD Turbo 4000 In Line Blower 4" 24V

ATTWOOD Turbo 4000 In Line Blower 4" 24V

Attwood's new and improved Turbo 4000 Series II sets the standard for in-line blower performance. Utilizing advanced fan blade design techniques, Attwood has developed a blower system that matches air flow of existing in-line blowers at a significantly reduced noise level. The first vane axial-flow fan bilge blowers designed using aerospace technology to maximize performance.

 provides ventilation for engine compartments, galleys, bilges, and heads. Mounting feet allow vertical or horizontal installation in confined spaces.

Features:

In Line Turbo 4000 Blower for ventilating bilges, engine compartments, galleys and heads.

In-line Blower design for 100mm ventilation hose
High impact ABS housing
Power Source: DC 24V / 1.5Amps

Volume:5600 l/min (open flow)
Dimension (LxWxH): 130 x 110 x 120 mm (FEET 150mm Widest point)

Attwood's new and improved Turbo 4000 Series II sets the standard for in-line blower performance. Utilizing advanced fan blade design techniques, Attwood has developed a blower system that matches air flow of existing in-line blowers at a significantly reduced noise level.

The first vane axial-flow fan bilge blowers designed using aerospace technology to maximize performance. No other bilge blowers in the industry provide such powerful system output at such a low power input in a compact size.

Patented in-line design – provides ventilation for engine compartments, galleys, bilges, and heads. Mounting feet allow vertical or horizontal installation in confined spaces.

Specifications:

• Corrosion resistance motor
• Significantly reduced noise level
• Stiffening ribs to reduce housing distortion
• Motor cap to seal wires and motor for water resistance
• Five-blade fan maximize airflow and efficiency
• Tabs in intake and exhaust hold ventilation hose/ clamp firmly in place
• Low amp draw motor for longer blower and battery life
• Built-in mounting feet allow easy vertical or horizontal install

NZ Code: 6629

OBT 8:30 am PST 7/5/2018