Cabinet box fan is a general category, not a specific product. Manufacturers provide detailed specifications for their various models in PDF format.
To find the exact specifications, you need to identify the specific manufacturer and model number of the fan you are interested in.
Examples of Manufacturer-Specific Specification PDFs
Many manufacturers, such as Greenheck, Soler & Palau, Kruger, and Panasonic, offer various cabinet fan models with different specifications, including airflow (CFM or m³/h), power consumption (Watts/Amps), voltage, and sound levels (dB(A)).
Below are links to examples of publicly available specification PDFs from different manufacturers that may match what you are looking for:
- Kruger CFC Series (Centrifugal Cabinet Fan): This catalogue includes performance curves, dimensions, and electrical data for various models in the series.
- Soler & Palau CAB Series (Acoustic Cabinet Fans): This document lists technical characteristics such as airflow, power, current, sound levels, and weight for different fan sizes.
- Greenheck Model BDF (Centrifugal Cabinet Fans): This brochure provides performance ranges (e.g., 400 to 17,000 cfm), static pressure capabilities, and construction details.
- Panasonic Cabinet Fan Catalogue: An overview of single-phase and three-phase series with general specifications and performance data.
- Elta Fans CBB Series (Cabinet In-line Fan): Details on construction materials (galvanized steel), motor types (single-phase, 3-speed), and applications.
How to Find Your Specific PDF
- Identify Manufacturer and Model: Look for a label on the fan unit or its packaging to find the brand and specific model number.
- Use the Manufacturer’s Website: Navigate to the support or product page of the manufacturer’s official website and search for the model number to download the exact technical document.
- Refine Your Search: If the links above are not relevant, use the specific manufacturer and model name in a search query.