O&M Manual Fans SKMC 29feb2024

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL
SUPPLY AND EXTRACT FANS
PROJECT:
OUTPATIENT SPECIALITY CLINIC
PROJECT MAINTENANCE AND
REFURBISHMENT
LOCATION:
ABU DHABI, UAE
CLIENT:
M/s SEHA
CONSULTANT:
M/s MORGAN CONSULTING ENGINEERS
CONTRACTOR:
M/s AL REEM HOSPICO, LLC.
SUPPLIER:
M/s ENERGY INTERNATIONAL, LLC.
A. REPLY TO CONSULTANT'S
COMMENTS
Reply/ Comply to Consultant comments
Client: SEHA Submittal Ref: MCE‐SKMC‐311‐OSC‐GF‐DTF‐ME‐069
FM Contractor: Morgan Consulting Engineers Revision: 00
Contractor: Al Reem Hospico (ARH) Submittal Description: Operation & Maintenance Manual for Ventilation, Smoke and Extract Fans
No. Consultant Comments Contractor Response Remarks
Operation Instruction and Procedures is not for all fan models. Dirty
1 Noted. Please refer to revised O&M Manual.
Utility model is missing.
Limited warranty section is stating that the warranty is only for one Noted & Comply. Please refer to Section 14 for the revised Draft
2
year which is not acceptable and shall be rectified. Warranty Certificate.
Maintenance Procedure shall be for all fan models. Dirty utility model Noted & Comply. Maintenance Procedure to Dirty Utility fan has
3
is missing been added.
Spare parets items and quantities shall be as per final approved Spare
4 Noted
Parts list.
5 About the Project shall be about the respective system submitted. By Contractor
Approved Testing and Commissioning shall be attached, reports shall

6 Noted
be approved by the Testing and Commissioning Agency
7 Approved As Built Drawing shall be attached By Contractor
The warranty starting date shall be from the date of TOC. 3 years for
8 Comply
complete units and 5 years for motors including labor and material
PREPARED BY:
NAME:
POSITION:
DEPARTMENT:
DATE:
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. ABOUT THE PROJECT
2. EMERGENCY ESCALATION PROCEDURES
3. EMERGENCY INFORMATION
4. SYSTEM PURPOSE AND SCOPE
5. DESCRIPTION AND INTERFACE INFORMATION
6. EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE
7. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS & PROCEDURES
8. MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES
9. SPARE PARTS
10. HSE & DISPOSAL INSTRUCTIONS
11. TESTING AND COMMISSIONING
12. DRAWINGS
13. MANUFACTURER AND SUPPLIERS LITRATURE
14. PRODUCT GUARANTEES AND WARRANTIES

1. ABOUT THE PROJECT
ABOUT THE PROJECT
The project is located in Sheikh Khalifa Medical City, Outpatient Speciality

Clinic. ARH scope is consisting of the following;
1. Ground Floor (Clinics)
• Consists of Clinic’s 1, 2, 3, 4, VIP Clinic, Public Corridors, Radiology,
Laboratory and Pharmacy. Clinics are composed of Isolation Rooms (1
no.), Procedure Rooms (2 nos.), Treatment Rooms (3 nos.),
Examination Rooms, Patient Rooms, Laser Rooms, Phototherapy
Rooms, ECG Rooms, ENT Rooms, Ophthalmology, Audiology Room,
VNG Room.
• Equipment such as Air Curtains, VAV, CAV, CCU-DX / CHW, Fan Coil
Units, UPS, Transfer Pumps and Filtration System.
2. Roof / Top Roof Floor (Clinics)
• Consists of HVAC equipment such as FAHU, AHU, Bag-in Bag-out
HEPA filters, Inline HEPA filters, UV Lamps, Fans. For Water Supply;
Booster Pumps, Overhead Water Tanks, Copper Ionization, UV
Sterilization.
3. Roof Floor (Pharmacy, Radiology, Laboratory)
• Consists of HVAC equipment such as FAHU, AHU, Bag-in Bag-out
HEPA filters, Inline HEPA filters, UV Lamps, Fans, Chilled Water
Pumps, Dosing System, Chilled Water Pressurization System.
• Consists also of Chilled Water Pump Room, AGSS Room and MCC
Room.
2. EMERGENCY ESCALATION
PROCEDURES
Emergency Conditions:
The case will be attended in 48 hours if maintenance

is in our scope of work, otherwise, it can be advised
over the phone or via email.
3. EMERGENCY INFORMATION
Emergency Contacts:
4. SYSTEM PURPOSE AND SCOPE
System Purpose and Scope:
Wolter / Penn Barry fans are leading ventilation products for commercial and light industrial
applications, including energy recovery units, make‐up air systems, kitchen hoods, smoke
extract fans, pressurization fans and Supreme Fan supply and exhaust products.
Ceiling Fans are quiet. They are designed for applications where a low noise, high reliability
ceiling or cabinet fan is required. With air capacities from 30 to 1600 CFM, they’re ideally
suited for use in ventilating bathrooms or other low to medium CFM applications. Housing
are fabricated of sturdy galvanized steel to ensure durability. Acoustic insulation, in
combination with matched motor and wheel assemblies, lower sound levels and improves air
performance. Further, motors are mounted on vibration isolators to minimize noise levels.
Together, these features ensure years of problem free, quiet operation.
Direct Drive and Belt drive Centrifugal Inline Fans are widely used in square ducts as clean air
boosters in both supply and exhaust systems where the installation of conventional blowers
is impractical. Their compact design gives designers an excellent alternative to conventional
blowers. Centrex Inline fans can be installed either horizontally, vertically or at any angle
determined by the duct work. Full size removable panels enable easy access to the fan
interior.
Stipulated usage
Duct Fans can be used for ventilation of:
‐ Clean air
‐ Air which has little dust and grease content
‐ Slightly aggressive gages and fumes (please refer to our engineers)
‐ Media up to a maximum air density of 1.3 kg/m³
‐ Flow volumes at temperatures ranging from ‐30 ᵒC to 40 ᵒC (out of these temperatures
please see the catalogue information)
‐ Mediums up to max. humidity of 95% (avoid quick changes between dry and moistly air)
5. DESCRIPTION AND INTERFACE
FAN DESCRIPTON:
1‐ Axial Fan Model “AXV”

 Duct mounted axial fans
 Hot dip galvanized steel construction
 Aerofoil cast aluminum impeller
 Statically and dynamically balanced
 Blades with adjustable pitch angle, X‐ray examined to ensure quality and reliability
 Direct drive
 Mounting feet
 Totally enclosed motor
 IP55 motor protection
 Elec. 400/3/50
 Performance has to be established in accordance to ISO 5801
 Tested and complied with DIN 24163
 BS Standard
2‐ Centrifugal Inline Fan Model "SX"

 Centrifugal square cabinet
 Heavy gauge galvanized steel housing
 Backward inclined centrifugal wheel
 Statically and dynamically balanced wheel
 Direct
 AMCA Certified
 UL Listed
3‐ Centrifugal Fan Model Dynamo “D”

 Utility fan, scroll type
 Non overloading backward inclined aluminum wheel
 Statically and dynamically balanced wheel
 Belt drive
 Adjustable motor pulley
 Totally enclosed fan cooled motor
 Drain
 Weather Cover
 IP55 Motor Protection
 Common Base
6. INFORMATION
SUPPLIER ADDRESS & CONTACT INFORMATION:
ENERGY INTERNATIONAL
P.O. BOX 45217
Old Mazda Road, Tourist Club Area,
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Tel. No.: 00971-02-6711108
Fax No.: 00971-02-6769669
Web site: www.energyintl.com
Mr. Khalil Bilan

General Manager – UAE
Email: kbilan@energyintl.com
050-8185351
Mr. Ramesh Krishnan

Assistant General Manager
Email: ramesh@energyintl.com
050-6682434
7. EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE
FAN SCHEDULE
SPECIFIED PROPOSED
AIR AIR Electrical Data
SL ESP ESP KW/ TOTAL
REF APPLICATION Qty FLOW MODEL Qty FLOW Drive RPM Motor ACCS. Brand COO
NO (PA) (PA) UNIT KW
(L/S) (L/S) V Ph Hz
BATTERY ROOM GENERAL Exd II B T4 Motor -0.5 HP- PENN
1 BEF OG G1 1 120 250 SX115 RC 1 120 250 DIRECT 1440 0.37 0.37 400 3 50 BDD USA
EXTRACT FAN 400/3/50 BARRY
DIRTY UTILITY EXTRACT D18 (TWO FANS SIDE BY PENN
2 DEF OP A 1 1335 1300 2 1335 1300 BELT 1908 TEFC Motor -3.7 KW-415/3/50 3.7 7.4 415 3 50 WC, EC USA
FAN TWIN TYPE SIDE) BARRY
3 DEF OP B 1 263 520 2 263 520 BELT 2480 TEFC Motor -1.1 KW-415/3/50 1.1 2.2 415 3 50 WC, EC USA
4 DEF OP C 1 975 1230 2 975 1230 BELT 1834 TEFC Motor -3.7 KW-415/3/50 3.7 7.4 415 3 50 WC, EC USA
5 DEF OP D 1 775 1060 2 775 1060 BELT 2540 TEFC Motor -2.2 KW-415/3/50 2.2 4.4 415 3 50 WC, EC USA
6 DEF OP E 1 910 1160 2 910 1160 BELT 2160 TEFC Motor -2.2 KW-415/3/50 2.2 4.4 415 3 50 WC, EC USA
7 DEF OP F 1 721 1080 2 721 1080 BELT 2680 TEFC Motor -1.5 KW-415/3/50 1.5 3 415 3 50 WC, EC USA
MF, MAF, PENN
8 SEF.PC 01 SMOKE EXTRACT FAN 1 2078 510 AXV 450 400°C 1 2078 510 DIRECT 2880 400°C TE Motor -2.2 KW-400/3/50 2.2 2.2 400 3 50 GERMANY
EC WOLTER
MF, MAF, PENN
9 SEF.PC 02 SMOKE EXTRACT FAN 1 2301 510 AXV 450 400°C 1 2301 510 DIRECT 2880 400°C TE Motor -2.2 KW-400/3/50 2.2 2.2 400 3 50 GERMANY
EC WOLTER
MF, MAF, PENN
10 SEF C1 01 SMOKE EXTRACT FAN 1 1191 500 AXV 450 400°C 1 1191 500 DIRECT 2880 400°C TE Motor -1.1 KW-400/3/50 1.1 1.1 400 3 50 GERMANY
EC WOLTER
MF, MAF, PENN
EC WOLTER
MF, MAF, PENN
EC WOLTER
400°C TE Motor -0.75 KW- MF, MAF, PENN
13 SEF C4 01 SMOKE EXTRACT FAN 1 962 410 AXV 400 400°C 1 962 410 DIRECT 2880 0.75 0.75 400 3 50 GERMANY
400/3/50 EC WOLTER
MF, MAF, PENN
14 SEF EY 01 SMOKE EXTRACT FAN 1 1078 430 AXV 400 400°C 1 1078 430 DIRECT 2880 400°C TE Motor -1.1 KW-400/3/50 1.1 1.1 400 3 50 GERMANY
EC WOLTER
MF, MAF, PENN
15 SEF RD 01 SMOKE EXTRACT FAN 1 1145 415 AXV 400 400°C 1 1145 415 DIRECT 2880 400°C TE Motor -1.1 KW-400/3/50 1.1 1.1 400 3 50 GERMANY
EC WOLTER
MF, MAF, PENN
16 SEF RD 02 SMOKE EXTRACT FAN 1 1132 390 AXV 400 400°C 1 1132 390 DIRECT 2880 400°C TE Motor -1.1 KW-400/3/50 1.1 1.1 400 3 50 GERMANY
EC WOLTER
17 SEF RD 03 SMOKE MAKE UP AIR FAN 1 319 285 AXV 400 400°C 1 319 285 DIRECT 2880 0.75 0.75 400 3 50 GERMANY
400/3/50 EC WOLTER
18 SMF PC 01 SMOKE MAKE UP AIR FAN 1 884 370 AXV 400 400°C 1 884 370 DIRECT 2880 0.75 0.75 400 3 50 GERMANY
400/3/50 EC WOLTER
400/3/50 EC WOLTER
400/3/50 EC WOLTER
FAN SCHEDULE
SPECIFIED PROPOSED
AIR AIR Electrical Data
SL ESP ESP KW/ TOTAL
REF APPLICATION Qty FLOW MODEL Qty FLOW Drive RPM Motor ACCS. Brand COO
NO (PA) (PA) UNIT KW
(L/S) (L/S) V Ph Hz
MF, MAF, PENN
21 SMF PC 04 SMOKE MAKE UP AIR FAN 1 978 415 AXV 400 400°C 1 978 415 DIRECT 2880 400°C TE Motor -1.1 KW-400/3/50 1.1 1.1 400 3 50 GERMANY
EC WOLTER
MF, MAF, PENN
22 SMF C1 01 SMOKE MAKE UP AIR FAN 1 1013 445 AXV 400 400°C 1 1013 445 DIRECT 2880 400°C TE Motor -1.1 KW-400/3/50 1.1 1.1 400 3 50 GERMANY
EC WOLTER
23 SMF C2 01 SMOKE MAKE UP AIR FAN 1 894 430 AXV 400 400°C 1 894 430 DIRECT 2880 0.75 0.75 400 3 50 GERMANY
400/3/50 EC WOLTER
400/3/50 EC WOLTER
400/3/50 EC WOLTER
26 SMF EY 01 SMOKE EXTRACT FAN 1 916 450 AXV 400 400°C 1 916 450 DIRECT 2880 0.75 0.75 400 3 50 GERMANY
400/3/50 EC WOLTER
27 SMF RD 01 SMOKE EXTRACT FAN 1 886 435 AXV 400 400°C 1 886 435 DIRECT 2880 0.75 0.75 400 3 50 GERMANY
400/3/50 EC WOLTER
STAIR CASE MF, MAF, PENN
28 SMF RD 02 1 1050 425 AXV 400 400°C 1 1050 425 DIRECT 2880 400°C TE Motor -1.1 KW-400/3/50 1.1 1.1 400 3 50 GERMANY
PRESSURIZATION FAN EC WOLTER
STAIR CASE 400°C TE Motor -0.75 KW- MF, MAF, PENN
29 SMF RD 03 1 271 385 AXV 400 400°C 1 271 385 DIRECT 2880 0.75 0.75 400 3 50 GERMANY
PRESSURIZATION FAN 400/3/50 EC WOLTER
30 SPF PC 1 1 4175 500 AXV 630 400°C 1 4175 500 DIRECT 2880 400°C TE Motor -4.8 KW-400/3/50 4.8 4.8 400 3 50 GERMANY
31 SPF PC 2 1 4105 500 AXV 630 400°C 1 4105 500 DIRECT 2880 400°C TE Motor -4.8 KW-400/3/50 4.8 4.8 400 3 50 GERMANY
32 SPF C1 1 1 4118 500 AXV 630 400°C 1 4118 500 DIRECT 2880 400°C TE Motor -4.8 KW-400/3/50 4.8 4.8 400 3 50 GERMANY
34 SPF C3 1 1 4073 500 AXV 560 400°C 1 4073 500 DIRECT 2880 400°C TE Motor -4 KW-400/3/50 4 4 400 3 50 GERMANY
36 SPF EY 01 1 4118 500 AXV 630 400°C 1 4118 500 DIRECT 2880 400°C TE Motor -4.8 KW-400/3/50 4.8 4.8 400 3 50 GERMANY
STAIR CASE 400°C TE Motor - 2.64 KW- MF, MAF, PENN
37 LPF 1 1 2594 500 AXV 450 400°C 1 2594 500 DIRECT 2880 2.64 2.64 400 3 50 GERMANY
STAIR CASE 400°C TE Motor - 2.64 KW- MF, MAF, PENN
STAIR CASE 400°C TE Motor -1.32 KW- MF, MAF, PENN
TOTAL FANS 39 TOTAL FANS 45
ACCESS:
MF: MOUNTING FEET MAF: MATCHNING FLANGES EC: EPOXY COATING
NOTE: VFD BY OTHERS BDD: BACK DRAFT DAMPER WC: WEATHER COVER
8. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS AND
PROCEDURES
Fan Model: SX
Operation & Maintenance Manual
Please read and save these instructions. Read carefully before attempting to assemble, install, operate or maintain the product
described. Protect yourself and others by observing all safety information. Failure to comply with instructions could result in personal
injury and/or property damage! Retain instructions for future reference.
Centrex Inliner Direct & Belt Drive

Unpacking POSITIONING AND RUNNING POWER
Place the carton in an upright position and LINES: INLINE MOUNTING
remove the staples or use a sharp (knife Power is normally brought from within the
edge) tool to carefully cut or scribe the building through proper conduit lines to
sealing tape on both sides at the top of the unit. It is then fed to the (disconnect
the carton. Open carton flaps. Remove switch, if furnished, and) motor. For belt
any cardboard and wooden filler pieces, driven units, lines can be fastened to the
as well as loose components or acces- exterior of the Inliner with appropriate fas-
sories shipped with the unit. tening devices. All direct driven Inliner
units are pre-wired. Ground and 12-
Carefully remove the unit from the carton. gauge line wire are provided between the
Inspect the unit for any damage that may motor and a junction box mounted on the
have occurred during transit and check exterior of the fan housing.
for loose, missing or damaged parts.
ROOF MOUNTING
Installation Power is normally brought from within the
Receiving and Handling Fans must be directly supported by build- building through proper conduit lines and
PennBarry fans are carefully inspected ing structure. Follow building’s blue prints placed inside one corner of the curb.
before leaving the factory. When the unit carefully when installing. Feed power line through the clearance
is received, inspect the carton for any hole provided in the backdraft damper
signs of tampering. Inspect the unit for INSTALLING THE DAMPERS: and in turn fed (through the disconnect
any damage that may have occurred dur- INLINE MOUNTING switch, if furnished) to the fan motor.
ing transit and check for loose, missing or When required, dampers must be
damaged parts. Mishandled units can positioned and fastened to the duct or ANCHORING AND SECURING THE
void the warranty provisions. If units are fan housing. VENTILATOR: INLINE MOUNTING
damaged in transit, it is the responsibility Inliners are designed for all angle mount-
of the receiver to make all claims against ROOF MOUNTING ing. Method of installation is dependent
the carrier. PennBarry is not responsible When required, install dampers prior to upon job conditions and may, under spe-
for damages incurred during shipment. mounting the unit on the curb or frame. cific circumstances, require support legs,
Secure dampers to the inside of the curb angle supports or casing brackets.
Avoid severe jarring and/or dropping. Vibration eliminators, where required,
without undue twisting, which may distort
Handle units with care to prevent damage should be installed jointly with the units.
the damper frame. Damper frame must
to components or finishes. If the unit Flexible duct connectors are common
be reasonably level on all sides. Check
is scratched due to mishandling, the pro- accessories, and if used, should overlap
for free operation. If dampers are motor
tective coating may be damaged. the duct at least 2". Test wheel for free-
operated type, make certain that proper
Incorrect lifting may damage the fan and dom of movement before installing unit. If
voltage (for electric type) or air pressure
void the warranty. wheel does not rotate freely then loosen
(for pneumatic type) is connected to
motor terminals. venturi screws, move venture until wheel
Storage rotates freely and tighten screws.
Long-term storage requires special atten-
tion. Store units on a level, solid surface,
preferably indoors. If outside storage is Figure 1: Duct Assembly
necessary, protect the units against mois- THREADED ROD
TOP BUILDING
STRUCTURE
ture and dirt by encasing the cartons in (2) NUTS
(BY OTHERS)
(BY OTHERS) VIBRATION
ELIMINATORS
plastic or in some similar weatherproof

material. Periodically inspect units and CENTREX
INLINER
VIBRATION
rotate wheels to spread bearing lubricant. HANGER
CASING NUT &
Failure to rotate wheels results in reduced WASHER
(BY OTHERS)
bearing life and may void the manufactur- THREADED ROD

(BY OTHERS)
er’s warranty. If the unit will be stored for DUCT W/90º FLARE (BY
OTHERS)
an extended time, remove belts. Belts
which remain under tension in a station- VIBRATION
HANGER BRACKET
ELIMINATOR ACCESS DOOR
ary position for extended periods are
likely to have a reduced operating life. THREADED ROD (BY OTHERS)
HANGER BRACKET
(2) NUTS (BY OTHERS)
FRAME FACE
DUCT W/90º FLARE (BY

OTHERS)
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Operation & Maintenance Manual Centrex Inliner Direct & Belt Drive
It is particularly important to remember Start-Up and Operation Before putting fan into operation, com-
that the venturi end is the inlet side of the Carefully inspect the unit before start-up. plete the following checklist:
Inliner. Position the unit so that the airflow All motor fasteners should be securely
direction desired is proper; the inlet is a. Turn off power source.
tightened. Centrifugal wheel should be
marked “Inlet Side”. rotated by hand to insure free movement. b. Make sure installation
See page 6 for wheel alignment proce- is in accordance with
When the Inliner has been placed into
dure. (NOTE: Before placing hand on manufacturer’s instructions.
its proper position, connect it to the
centrifugal wheel or belts, lock out power
duct system. Duct on inlet and discharge c. Check and tighten all fasteners.
source.) Check all set-screws and keys.
sides should be the same height
Tighten when necessary. d. Spin centrifugal wheel to see if
and width as the inside dimensions of
the square housing frame. Flare out rotation is free.
Check the condition of belts and
the ductwork 90° to easily screw to the amount of tension prior to start-up. e. Check all set-screws and keys
faces of unit. A length 2.5 times the DO NOT over tighten, as bearing damage - tighten if necessary.
housing square should be installed before will occur. Recommended belt tension
elbows or transitions are used. should permit deflection of 1/64" of f. Torqued set screws have a colored
the belt on each side of the belt measured Torque Seal mark indicating the cor-
Appropriately sized fasteners should rect torque has been applied.
halfway between the pulley centerline.
be used and drawn secure and tight.
Exercise extreme care when adjusting g. Check belt or direct drive coupling
Correct fan wheel rotation should be
belts as not to misalign the pulleys. for alignment (use recommended
in the direction of the arrow affixed to
Any misalignment will cause a sharp belt tension gauges).
the unit. Normally the wheel should rotate
reduction in belt life an produce squeaky,
clockwise when looking into the inlet h. Check belt for proper
annoying noises. On units equipped with
side of the Inliner. sheave selection.
two or three groove pulleys, adjustments
ROOF MOUNTING must be made so that there is equal ten-
i. Make sure there is no foreign or
sion on all belts. loose material in ductwork leading to
Whenever possible, anchor the fan by
fastening through the angle hanger brack- Figure 2: Pulley Alignment and from fan or in the fan itself.
ets. The type, size and number of fasten-
j. Properly secure all safety guards.
ers depends upon the unit size and curb
construction. If fastening is prescribed by k. Secure all access doors to fan
code or specification through any part of and ductwork.
:521* :521* &255(&7
the unit, then neoprene or lead washers
should be used under the head of each 1RW WR H[FHHG ´ SHU LQFK RI VSDQ l. Check line voltage with
fastener. Large units installed in areas motor nameplate.
subject to high winds or unusual field con- m. Check wiring.
ditions, or any units with hooded intakes
or upblast tubes may require additional On single phase
fastening with guy wires. If the contractor Whenever belts are motors, the terminal
removes the ventilator parts to facilitate removed or installed, block must be set up in accordance with
installation and electrical connections, all never force belts over pulleys without the nameplate instructions and/or wiring
parts should be reassembled exactly as loosening motor first to relieve diagram. This set up must match the line
they were found prior to removal. All fas- belt tension. voltage. If the motor is multi-speed or
teners are to be drawn tight and secure. multi-voltage, the winding leads must be
Make sure inlets and approaches to the grouped and connected as shown on the
Some local codes unit are free from obstruction. motor wiring diagram. The line voltage
prohibit the connection must correspond with proper grouping of
of in-line, aluminum fans in kitchen When power lines are brought up to the motor leads. The wiring diagram must be
hood exhaust systems. According to unit, provide a generous amount of slack followed explicitly or serious motor or
starter damage will occur.
present NFPA96 interpretation, ANY fan to allow for motor deflections and to per-
used in such duct work must be made of mit movement of motor for belt tension
steel, with liquid-tight welds at all seams The ventilator has been checked
adjustments. Ground motor adequately
and connections. If local codes are in at the factory prior to shipment for
and securely. Protect power lines from
accordance with NFPA96 do not use ANY mechanical noises. If mechanical noises
sharp objects. Do not kink power line or
FAN that is not completely welded closed should develop:
for such duty. Refer to PennBarry’s Fumex permit it to contact hot surfaces, chemi-
and Dynamo products for roof and wall cals, grease or oil. Use only UL recog- a. Check rotating components for
mounted exhausters approved for use on nized electrical parts, rated for proper adequate clearance.
kitchen hood exhaust systems. voltage, load and environment.
b. Check proper belt tension
and pulley alignment.
c. Check installation and anchoring.
d. Check fan bearings.
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Centrex Inliner Direct & Belt Drive Operation & Maintenance Manual
Switch on electrical supply and allow fan FAN SHAFT LUBRICATION MOTOR LUBRICATION
to reach full speed. Check carefully for: Fan shaft bearing pillow blocks are fur- In general, standard motors are furnished
nished in either the pre-lubricated sealed- with prelubricated, sealed-for-life ball
1. Correct rotation of the for-life type or the greasable type depend- bearings which require no lubrication for 7
centrifugal wheel. ing on what was ordered. The pre-lubri- to 10 years of normal service. Where
Incorrect rotation cated type requires no servicing for 7 to motors have been ordered with greasable
overloads motor 10 years of normal use and the greasable bearings, these bearings are factory lubri-
severely and results in serious motor type are factory greased eliminating the cated and require no attention for one
damage. To change rotation of three phase need for greasing initially. Follow the lubri- year under normal conditions. If grease
units, interchange any 2 of the 3 line leads. cating schedule recommended by the fac- relief fittings are provided, remove them
On single phase units, change the terminal tory. This practice should not supersede when performing maintenance to allow
block set-up following the wiring diagram
any safety considerations. grease to flow out. Whenever possible,
on the motor.
apply grease while the motor is running.
Use low pressure This practice should not supersede any
2. Check motor and bearing tempera- grease guns only. High
tures for excessive heat. safety considerations. DO NOT OVER
pressure guns tend to blow out or unseat
bearing seals, leaving the bearing open to
GREASE, as most lubricants deteriorate
Use care when touch- motor windings, thereby reducing motor
ing the exterior of an collect grime, dust and foreign particles.
life and presenting a fire hazard.
operating motor. Modern motors normally
run hot. They are designed to operate at LUBRICATION SCHEDULE
higher temperatures. This is a normal con-
Hidden Danger
dition but they may be hot enough to be Always follow the bearing manufacturer’s In addition to the normal dangers of rotat-
painful or injurious to the touch. recommended lubrication schedule. If ing machinery, fans present an additional
none is available us the following hazard in their ability to suck in not only
If any problem is indicated, TURN OFF general schedule. air, but loose material as well. Solid
POWER TO UNIT IMMEDIATELY. Lock objects can pass through the fan and be
out the electrical supply, check carefully a. Under average conditions where discharged by the impeller as potentially
for the cause of the trouble and correct as ambient temperatures do not exceed dangerous projectiles. Therefore, screen
needed. Even if the fan appears to be 120°F, lubrication is required 1 to 2 intake to ductwork, whenever possible, to
operating satisfactorily, shut down after a times a year. prevent the accidental entrance of solid
brief period and check all fasteners, set- b. Under dirt laden atmosphere where objects. Never open access doors to a
screws and keys for tightness. there is a temperature range of duct system with the fan running.
120°F to 150°F, lubrication is
During the first eight (8) hours of opera- required from 3 to 6 times a year. When starting the fan for the first time,
tion, check the fan periodically for exces- completely inspect the ductwork and inte-
sive vibration or noise. At this time, also c. Under extreme temperature condi- rior of the fan (with the power locked off),
check motor input current and motor bear- tions and extremely dirty atmos- to make certain there is no foreign materi-
ing temperatures to insure that they do pheres, lubrication should be sched- al which can be sucked into or blown
not exceed manufacturer’s recommenda- uled at least once or twice a month. through the ductwork.
tions. After eight hours of satisfactory d. Belt driven units maximum tempera-
operation, shut down the fan and lock out Where the fan is accessible to untrained
ture should not exceed 160°F. Direct
the electrical power to check the following driven models have temperature personnel or the general public, use max-
items and adjust if necessary: range stamped on motor. imum safety guards, even at the cost of
some performance loss.
a. All set-screws, keys and fasteners. Table 1: Recommended Lubricants
Unprotected fans
b. Drive coupling alignment. Manufacturer Product Temp. Range located less than
7' above the floor also require guarding
c. Belt alignment. BP LG-#P-1 as specified in the Occupational
Gulf Gulfcrown EP-1 Safety and Health Act (OSHA).
d. Belt tension. Below 32°F
(0°C)
Imperial Oil Unirex EP-1 Centrifugal fans may be connected direct-
Maintenance ly to ductwork which will prevent contact
Do not attempt maintenance on a fan until Shell Alvania R-1
with the internal moving parts, but when
the electrical supply has been completely Energrease, the inlet or outlet is exposed, install a suit-
BP
disconnected. Lubrication is a primary MPMK11
able guard. PennBarry recommends the
maintenance responsibility. Check all Gulf Gulfcrown EP-2 use of guards on all exposed non-ducted
bearings periodically. Inspect belts for fans, ceiling and wall mounted.
tightness. If the fan is installed in a corro- Imperial Oil Unirex EP-2 32°F to 150°F
sive or dirty atmosphere, periodically (0°C to 66°C)
Shell Alvania R-3 Special Purpose Systems
clean the centrifugal wheel, inlet, motor
Explosive, corrosive, high temperatures,
housing and other moving parts. Sun Oil Sun Prestige 42
etc. may require special construction,
Texaco Regal AFB2 inspection and maintenance. It is
necessary to observe the fan manufactur-
er’s recommendations and limitations
concerning the type of material to be
handled by the fan and its application
to special conditions.

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Parts Replacements
If replacing parts, do so with properly
selected components which duplicate the
original parts correctly. Incorrectly sized
shafts, belts, pulleys, centrifugal wheels, Figure 3: Direct Drive
etc. can damage the fan.
DIRECT DRIVE
1. Side Panel
2. Venturi Panel
3. Venturi
4. Centrifugal Wheel
5. Hanger Bracket
6. Corner Post
7. Corner Bracket
8. Motor Mounting Plate
9. Top Panel
10. Motor Mounting Plate Support
11. Motor Mounting Plate Cover
12. Round Inlet Ring (Optional)
13. Motor
14. Support Channel (Optional)
15. Inlet Guard (Optional)
16. Plastic End Cap
BELT DRIVE Figure 4: Belt Drive

1. Access Panel (3)
2. Venturi Panel
3. Spun Inlet
4. Bearing Support Plate
5. Shaft – Ground and Polished
6. Cast Bearings
7. Centrifugal Wheel
8. Vibration Hangar Bracket
9. Bearing Support Plate Cover
10. Frame Angle
11. Corner Extrusion and Cap
12. Motor Mounting Plate
13. Motor Mounting Plate Supports
14. Round Inlet Ring (Optional)
15. External Lube Lines (Optional)
16. Disconnect Switch (Optional)
17. Motor and Belt Cover (Optional)

Troubleshooting Checklist
Symptom Possible Cause(s) Corrective Action
1. Defective or loose motor bearings 1. Replace motor with same frame size, RPM, HP
2. Ventilator base not securely anchored 2. Reset properly
3. Tighten screws, remove build-up,
3. Loose or unbalanced wheel/propeller
balance wheel/propeller
Excessive noise
4. Misaligned pulleys or shaft 4. correct alignment
5. Loose or damaged wheel/propeller 4. Replace wheel/propeller
6. Wheel running in wrong direction 6. Reverse direction
1. Blown fuse or open circuit breaker 1. Replace fuses or circuit breaker

2. Shut off power and check wiring
2. Loose or disconnected wiring
for proper connections
Fan inoperative
3. Defective motor 3. Repair or replace motor
4. Broken belts 4. Replace belts
1. Open access doors or loose sections of ducts 1. Check for leakage

2. Clogged filters 2. Clean filters
Insufficient airflow 3. Operation in wrong direction 3. Correct rotation of wheel
4. Insufficient make-up air direction 4. Add make-up fan or louver opening
1. Slope should be fitted in the direction of the

1. Fan installed with slope in the wrong direction drainage opening or grease collection box and
drain spout
Water leaking
into ductwork or 2. Clogged drain spout 2. Clean drain spout
collection of grease 3. Install new cooling tube
3. Cooling tube or motor dome top removed
under fan with gasket and dome top
4. Grease container full 4. Empty grease box
1. Belt slippage 1. Adjust tension or replace bad belts

2. Overvoltage or under voltage 2. Contact power supply company
3. Operation in wrong direction 3. Reverse direction of motor
4. Slow down fan by opening variable pitch
4. Fan speed too high
pulley on motor shaft
5. Replace motor with correct open,
5. Incorrect motor (service factor 1.0,
Motor overheating NEMA service factors (1.15 or higher)
low ambient temperature)
with 40 degrees ambient
6. Blocked cooling tube or leaky gasket 6. Remove blockage and seal cooling tube in place
7. Insufficient airflow to kitchen hood fan operating 7. Check airflow under hood and adjust
on low speed with kitchen in full operation kitchen equipment output
8. Check motor ratings with catalog speed
8. Undersized motor
and air capacity chart
Note: Care should be taken to follow all local electrical, safety and building codes. Provisions of the National Electric Code (NEC), as wells as the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA)
should be followed.
All motors are checked prior to shipment. If motor defects should develop, prompt service can be obtained from the nearest author-
ized service station of the motor manufacturer while under warranty. Exchange, repair or replacement will be provided on a no
charge basis if the motor is defective within the warranty period. The PennBarry representative in your area will provide a name and
address of an authorized service station if requested. WARNING: Motor guarantee is void unless overload protection is provided in
motor wiring circuit.

Wheel Alignment Procedures

The wheel position is preset at factory
and must rotate freely. However, move-
ment may occur due to rough handling
prior to installation and realignment may
be necessary. If field correction is
required follow these procedures:
1. If “Front to Back” adjustment is

required, loosen both motor
frame support angles (four nuts),
relocate frame and retighten.
2. If “Side to Side” adjustment is
required, loosen both bearings
(four nuts), relocate and retighten.
3. If “Vertical” adjustment is required,
loosen both set screws on the
wheel hub (accessible from the bot-
tom side of the unit), raise the
wheel and retighten.
Figure 5
Front View Side View
Motor
Centrifugal Wheel Spun Inlet Venturi Set Screws
Access
Panel
Centrifugal
Hub Wheel
Access Panel
Spun Inlet
Spun Inlet Venturi Front To Back Centrex Inliner Frame
Venturi Alignment Wheel Adjustment
Venturi Panel
Loosen All S/M Screws

Around Spun Inlet
Venturi Flange
S/M
Screw Centrifugal
Wheel
Spun Inlet Venturi Flange With Over-Sized Venturi Panel

Holes To Allow For Adjustment In Field
Section Thru S/M Screw

Hanger Bracket Assembly Instructions

Figure 6
Centrex Inliner is manufactured to be

easily hung in any direction that best suits
the conditions in the field.
1. Simply take a punch and hammer to

knock out half-sheared holes on the
fan frame to mount the hanger
brackets from the desired sides.
2. Nuts and bolts are provided to fasten
hanger brackets to unit frame (see
drawing above). Depending on size
of unit, access door may need to be
removed for inserting nuts and bolts
thru frame and bracket.

Limited Warranty
What Products Are Covered
PennBarry Fans and Ventilators (each, a "PennBarry Product")
One Year Limited Warranty For PennBarry Products

PennBarry warrants to the original commercial purchaser that the PennBarry Products will be free from defects in material and
workmanship for a period of one (1) year from the date of shipment.
Exclusive Remedy
PennBarry will, at its option, repair or replace (without removal or installation) the affected components of any defective PennBarry
Product; repair or replace (without removal or installation) the entire defective PennBarry Product; or refund
the invoice price of the PennBarry Product. In all cases, a reasonable time period must be allowed for warranty
repairs to be completed.
What You Must Do

In order to make a claim under these warranties:
1. You must be the original commercial purchaser of the PennBarry Product.

2. You must promptly notify us, within the warranty period, of any defect and provide us with any substantiation
that we may reasonably request.
3. The PennBarry Product must have been installed and maintained in accordance with good industry practice
and any specific PennBarry recommendations.
Exclusions
These warranties do not cover defects caused by:
1. Improper design or operation of the system into which the PennBarry Product is incorporated.
2. Improper installation.
3. Accident, abuse or misuse.
4. Unreasonable use (including any use for non-commercial purposes, failure to provide reasonable and necessary
maintenance as specified by PennBarry, misapplication and operation in excess of stated performance characteristics).
5. Components not manufactured by PennBarry.
Limitations
1. In all cases, PennBarry reserves the right to fully satisfy its obligations under the Limited Warranties by
refunding the invoice price of the defective PennBarry Product (or, if the PennBarry Product has been discontinued,
of the most nearly comparable current product).
2. PennBarry reserves the right to furnish a substitute or replacement component or product in the event a PennBarry
Product or any component of the product is discontinued or otherwise unavailable.
3. PennBarry's only obligation with respect to components not manufactured by PennBarry shall be to pass through
the warranty made by the manufacturer of the defective component.
General
The foregoing warranties are exclusive and in lieu of all other warranties except that of title, whether written, oral or
implied, in fact or in law (including any warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose).
PennBarry hereby disclaims any liability for special, punitive, indirect, incidental or consequential damages, including
without limitation lost profits or revenues, loss of use of equipment, cost of capital, cost of substitute products, facilities
or services, downtime, shutdown or slowdown costs.
The remedies of the original commercial purchaser set forth herein are exclusive and the liability of PennBarry
with respect to the PennBarry Products, whether in contract, tort, warranty, strict liability or other legal theory shall not exceed
the invoice price charged by PennBarry to its customer for the affected PennBarry Product at the time the claim is made.
Inquiries regarding these warranties should be sent to: PennBarry, 1401 North Plano Road, Richardson, TX 75081.

Fan Model: AXV
Fan Model: Dynamo
9. MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES
GENERAL MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES
Checking vibration levels.

◆ Check the level of vibrations with which the fan is operating.
Cleaning the fan surface.

◆ Clean the fan surfaces with clean, mild water. Do not use pressurized water to clean
the interior of the silencers as this may damage the Rock wool and reduce attenuation.
Inspection of the inside of the fan.

◆ Eliminate any type of foreign object that may be found in the interior. Failure to
eliminate these objects may subsequently cause breakage to the impeller.
Inspection of the impeller.

◆ Keep the impeller clean to avoid dirt build-up that may cause imbalances, may increase
the levels of vibration that can damage the motor bearings
◆ Ensure that the impeller blades have no grooving or breakages that may affect the
correct working order of the fan.
◆ If the impeller shows significant alterations, it is advisable to repair or replace the same
Inspect the bearings for temperature rise.
PROCEDURES
EVERY MONTH
◆ Inspect the motor/ coupling: Abnormal noises, vibrations, excessive heating, wear signs,
misalignment or damaged parts
◆ Clean the motor enclosure to remove dust or oil spills.
◆ Measure insulation rating of the motor as per rating.
◆ Check condition of cables, cable glands, terminal boxes and seals.
◆ Check bearings for abnormal noise, vibration or other abnormal operating conditions, like
motor temperature rise.
◆ Check level and condition of lubricants. Replace/ Replenish.
◆ Check cooling fan condition. Clean the air inlet & outlet openings to ensure a free air flow over
the motor
◆ Drain condensed water.
◆ Check tightness of mounting bolts and other bolted connections.
EVERY 3 MONTHS
◆ Check fans for vibration and unusual sound
◆ Inspect belt tightness. Adjust / replace belts as necessary.
◆ Check alignment of bearings
◆ Lubricate bearings. For Centrex Inline bearings lubricate every six months.
◆ Fans should be inspected for wear and dirt periodically

Motors Lubrication:
◆ Bearings are either pre-lubricated sealed for life or greaseable.
◆ Sealed for life bearings do not need lubrication for 7 years.
◆ Greaseable bearings are factory lubricated and do not need any attention for the first year.
◆ Remove grease relief fittings while greasing to allow excessive grease to flow out.
◆ Wherever possible, apply grease when motor is running without superseding any safety
considerations.
◆ Do not over-grease as most lubricants reduce motor winding life

10. SPARE PARTS
11. HSE AND DISPOSAL
INSTRUCTIONS
Since it is a non-hazardous material, there are no
separate disposal instructions.
DISPOSAL INSTRUCTION SHALL BE

CARRIED OUT AS PER CLIENT’S STANDARD
12. TESTING AND COMMISSIONING
By Contractor
13. DRAWINGS
By Contractor
14. MANUFACTURERS AND
SUPPLIERS’ LITERATURE
SX09
TM
CENTREX INLINER Model: SX

Centrifugal Inline Fans
Direct Drive and Belt Drive
MOVING YOUR WAY

Centrex
TM
Table of Contents
Introduction...........................................................................2
› Centrex Inliner
Direct Drive Fan Data...........................................................7
Model: SX
Direct Drive Belt Drive Fan Data..............................................................9
• Static pressure up to 1.75 in. wg.
• Flow capacity up to 3000 CFM Dimensional Information & Performance Data.....................10
Standard Duty Belt Drive Engineering Specifications...................................................23

Limited Warranty..................................................................IBC
• Flow capacity up to 27,500 CFM
High Pressure Belt Drive

› AMCA Certification
• Static pressure up to 3.5” in. wg. PennBarry certifies that the Centrex Inliner
• Flow capacity up to 9,200 CFM models shown herein are licensed to bear the
AMCA seal. The ratings shown are based on
tests and procedures performed in accordance
with AMCA publications 211 and 311, and comply
with the requirements of the AMCA Certified
Ratings Program.
› UL Certification
Centrex Inliner fans carry the UL label, UL
705 (ZACT), listed under File #E28413.
CheckUnderwriters Laboratories Re-Examination
Service for specific units listed.
› CSA Certifications
Centrex Inliner exhausters are also certified
by the Canadian Standard Association (File
#LR13309)
PennBarry reserves the right to make changes at any time, without notice, to mod-
els, construction, specifications, options, availability, etc. This bulletin illustrates
the appearance of PennBarry products at the time of publication. To view the
latest updates, visit PennBarry at www.pennbarry.com.
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Introduction
Centrex Inliner TM
General Information
› Centrex Inliner
Centrex Inliner fans are widely used in square ducts as clean
air boosters in both supply and exhaust systems where the

installation of conventional blowers is impractical. Their compact
design gives designers an excellent alternative to conventional
blowers.
As an integral part of a ventilation system layout, Centrex Inliner

fans can be installed either horizontally, vertically or at any
angle determined by the duct work.Full-size removable panels
enable easy access to the fan interior. Direct-drive motors are
isolated from the airstream. Belt drive motors are mounted
on the outside housing and can be positioned at any angle to
avoid existing building obstructions. Optional motor covers are
available as belt guards.
Centrex Direct Drive Centrex Inliner fans feature durable galvanized steel construction
(aluminum is optional for selected belt drive models), which
works in conjunction with a patented wheel design and deeply
spun inlets to provide smoother flow through the ventilator. The
centrifugal wheels are aluminum, non-overloading, backwardly
inclined, robotically welded, and dynamically balanced.
› Centrex Inliner
Direct Drive
• Flow capacity up to 3000 CFM
Standard Duty Belt Drive

High Pressure Belt Drive

• Static pressure up to 3.5” in. wg.
Mounting Frame Illustration

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Introduction
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Centrex Inliner
Features & Benefits
› Silent Wheel (Direct Drive and SX100/120BC) › Sound Performance
• Blades’ highly curved leading edge provide unsurpassed Units deliver outstanding air performance with minimal noise.

low sound numbers with excellent air performance.
• Backplate and inlet are stamped for consistency, › Structural Integrity
plus dynamic balancing assure smooth vibration-free Corner post structural members are joined at their corners by
operation. an aluminum extrusion and then firmly locked in place to form
• Riveted or riveted and welded construction ensure superior a rigid framework.
dependability over other wheel designs.
› Unique Mounting Frame
› Standard Duty, All Welded Wheel Unique “fully flush” mounting frame allows installers to quickly
Standard Duty and High Pressure Belt Drive fabricate “flanged” duct ends which can be easily secured
• Blades are curved for improved air performance while with common sheet metal hardware. The duct is connected
increasing their strength and rigidity. to a heavy-gauge corner post ensuring a substantial wall for
• Backplate and inlet are stamped for consistency. They the fastener threads and a rigid base to hold the shape of the
include a perimeter rim which enhances strength and ductwork.
improves balancing.
• Wheel assembly is robotically welded to provide extremely › Three Removable Panels
durable and consistent performance. Both side panels are removable for inspection, periodic
• Wheel is dynamically balanced. maintenance, or optional discharge ducting. And, if required for
cramped close to-the-wall installations, once either side panel is
Balancing weights are mechanically attached to both the removed, the bottom panel can then be removed.
backplate and wheel inlet. This allows a precise placement of
the weights anywhere within a full 360º range on two separate › Benefits of Duct Arrangement
planes, without the possibility of detachment. Because of the rigid corner post construction of the Inliner,
three of the four panels can be removed; only the top motor
› Support Angles mounting side is fixed. The removal of these panels is usually
Shipped loose with every unit, these heavy-guage angles attach for inspection and normal maintenance.
to long corner posts. They can also be used to install vibration
isolator devices or to bolt the unit to a solid foundation. However there is another, and often overlooked, benefit to
having this type construction. Any of these three panels, or all
› Reverse Venturi of them, can be removed and replaced by a duct connection.
Reverse venturi reduces turbulence and improves distribution This option allows ducting directly out of the sides or bottom of
of the air as it enters the wheel inlet and is “captured” by the the unit.
blades.
• Eliminates the static pressure duct loss through duct fittings.
› Self-Aligning Bearings • Eliminates the cost of one or more field duct fittings.
Heavy-duty bearings are sized for minimum L50 life in excess • Possible with no performance penalty.
of 200,000 hours of operation.100% factory tested, they are C
designed for air handling applications. In some cases, just the space savings of transitioning directly
from the unit can translate into a large savings by eliminating a e
› Drive Belts lengthy “out of the way” run of duct. n
Pulleys are pre-set to the specified RPM. Cast iron variable
pitch pulleys are adjustable, allowing for field balancing based › Minimum Duct Dimensions t
on actual field conditions. All pulleys are sized for at least 150% Model in.
A side discharge duct may
either be the full panel size, or
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of the driven horsepower.
SX85 DD, SX95 DD,
SX100 BC
7 smaller if desired. However, if e
› Aluminum Wheels not using a full panel, the duct
Centrex Inliner fans offer patented wheel designs. Carefully
SX125BC 11
opening must be installed at the
x
matched highly-tooled venturis enhance the performance SX115 DD, SX120BC, inlet (wheel end) of the unit to
12
SX155BC
of these backward inclined and non-overloading centrifugal avoid excessive “system effect”
wheels. Made of advanced aluminum alloys, the various wheel SX125BCH 13 turbulence. In either case, the I
components provide superior strength and durability, as well as SX205BCH 14 corner posts provide an effective n
spark resistant construction. SX165BC, SX205BC 16 surface for duct joints.
SX225BCH 17 l
› Internal Wiring SX275BC 19 If this side ducting method is i
All models with ODP motors are wired to an appropriate SX225BC 20 used, the typical straight through
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external junction box. An appropriately sized disconnect switch SX335BC 24 outlet may or may not be blocked,
is available. The initial electrical connection does not require the SX420BC 30 depending upon the application. e
removal of any access panels.
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Options & Accessories

› Safety Disconnect Switch (8)
Safety disconnect switches are available to allow positive
5 electrical shut-off and safety. Switches are factory mounted

6
when factory wiring is requested. Wiring is only run from the
1 motor to the junction box. (Factory wiring of explosion proof
applications is not available.) A wide range of Nema rated
8 enclosures with disconnect switches are available for indoor
and explosion proof installations. Disconnects are to be field
wired by a licensed electrician.
› AMCA B Construction
Belt drive models, up through SX205BC, are available with
aluminum panels and corner posts.
3
1
› Backdraft Dampers
Backdraft dampers are available for either gravity or motorized
7
operation (motor kit optional). Dampers feature square
galvanized steel frame, multi-leaf, roll formed aluminum blades
4
2
with nylon bearings.
Installed Accessories Illustration
› Finishes
Coatings such as Polyester Powder Coat, Epoxy Powder Coat,
Phenolic Epoxy Powder Coat, and others are available. See the
› Fan Guards (1) coatings brochure for details.
Both inlet and outlet guards are available whenever the unit is
a termination point. Guards are highly recommended whenever › Firestat Switch
the fan is mounted within seven feet of occupied space and/ Firestat switch automatically disconnects
or otherwise unprotected ductwork. Each application must be the unit when the temperature of the
reviewed for compliance with OSHA standards. air being exhausted exceeds a preset
rating.
› Inlet Rings (2)
Structural angles formed as circles can be provided to connect › Time-Delay Switch
unit to round duct systems. (Direct Drive models only)
The Airminder Model AM12 switch is a
› Support Channels (3) UL listed and CSA certified time-delay
A pair of formed channels can be used to mount the units relay that operates both the fan and
horizontally to a solid base. room light to ventilate an area even
C after the occupants depart. In the “On”
› Vibration Isolators (4) position, the Airminder turns the light
e A variety of isolation devices for floor mounting are available, and fan on immediately. In the “Off”
n including flex pads and rubber in shear or spring isolators. These position, the light goes off immediately
can be used in conjunction with support angles (standard) or and the fan is in operation for a period of
t support channels (optional). time as preset from 1 to 60 minutes.
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› Vibration Hangers (5)
e To support installation from overhead structural members, The LektrolTM controller allows
adjustment in speed to a maximum
x these rubber in shear or spring type isolators attach to threaded
of 50% reduction, which results in a
rods provided by the installer. Vibration hangers are attached
to the unit by support angles (standard) or support channels very cost effective means for system
balancing. The device can be located
I (optional).
under the motor cover to prevent
n › Motor Cover (6) unauthorized tampering or on the wall
Normally provided as a belt guard. for ease of operation by the building
l occupants. (Available on direct drive
i › Support Angels (7) units with ODP motors and some select
These are provided as standard. It is not necessary to order as TE motors. See reference table under
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an accessory. Motor Availability).

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SX085, SX095, & SX115

› Direct Drive Introduction
Centrex Inliner direct drive models (except size 085) are When compared to belt drive models, Centrex Inliner direct drive
available with single and multi-speed motors. Multi-speed motors fans require less maintenance, have a simpler construction,
are designated V (1050 RPM), S (1300 RPM), and R (1550 cost less, and are lighter in weight.
RPM) (SX085R is an exception being a single speed motor).
Q, Q1, Q2 (1725/1760 RPM) are single speed motors. A single Centrex Inliner direct drive models are available in three sizes
Centrex Inliner fan may be suitable for several requirements (085, 095, 115). Capacities range from below 500 CFM to over
by a simple wiring change. This feature provides flexibility for a 2750 CFM, with static pressures from 0” to above 1 1/2”.
variety of reasons, including energy savings, future expansion
or unexpected field variations. Performances in 50 Hz applications will be less than shown
below; consult with local PennBarry representative.
By using Lek-Trol variable speed controllers, the high speed
flow rate of most models can be reduced by as much as 50%.
Do not use on medium or low speed for multi-speed models.
› Direct Drive Dimensional Data
B (sq.) C (dia.) D (sq.)

Inside
Optional Inlet
Angle Ring
B (sq.) A
Inlet View Side View
› Direct Drive Dimensional References

Galv. Side Galv. Est. Ship
Model No. A B (sq.) C (dia.) D (sq.)
Panel Venturi Weight
SX085RC 20 gauge 18 gauge 16 1/8 15 3/4 11 3/4 13 3/4 35 lbs
C SX095VC, SC, RC, & QC 20 gauge 16 gauge 24 1/8 15 3/4 11 3/4 13 3/4 50 lbs
e SX115VC, SC, RC, Q1C, & Q2C 20 gauge 16 gauge 27 1/4 21 3/4 14 1/2 19 3/4 70 lbs
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› Fan Capacity - Cubic Feet Per Minute (CFM)
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Model Max
Nominal Tip 0.125” SP 0.250” SP 0.375” SP 0.500” SP 0.625” SP 0.750” SP 1.000” SP 1.250” SP 1.500” SP 1.750” SP
Speed
HP RPM FPM CFM Sones CFM Sones CFM Sones CFM Sones CFM Sones CFM Sones CFM Sones CFM Sones CFM Sones CFM Sones
e Watts
SX095VC 1/20 125 1050 3221 429 2.7 308 3.2 247 3.8 199 4.2 157 4.7 118 5.1 - - - - - - - -
x SX095SC 1/12 164 1300 3988 633 5 528 4.8 433 5.2 366 5.6 314 5.9 260 6.3 152 7 - - - - - -
SX095RC 1/6 212 1550 4755 849 7.9 775 7.5 698 7.4 616 7.5 546 7.7 476 7.9 333 8.3 162 8.8 - - - -
SX095QC 1/4 338 1725 5292 1111 10.6 1061 10.1 1011 10 960 10 907 10 851 10.6 728 13 556 12.2 200 10.8 - -
I SX115VC 1/6 437 1050 3788 1299 5.4 1061 5.6 876 5.8 754 5.9 663 6.1 595 6.3 461 6.9 335 7.5 192 8.2 - -
n SX115SC 1/3 494 1300 4690 1566 6.9 1382 6.8 1201 6.7 1041 6.7 922 6.6 830 6.9 655 7.5 487 8 305 8.7 103 9.5
SX115RC 1/2 566 1550 5592 1919 8.3 1779 8.2 1619 8 1459 7.9 1307 7.8 1167 7.7 932 8.1 710 8.6 465 9.3 213 10
l SX115Q1C 1/2 701 1650 5953 2216 12.1 2133 11.6 2042 11.4 1952 11.3 1863 11.1 1755 11 1512 10.6 1220 10.2 873 10.6 491 11.1
i SX115Q2C 3/4 894 1725 6223 2764 15.2 2673 14 2571 13.8 2476 13.7 2383 13.5 2285 13.3 2075 13 1823 12.6 1447 12.1 956 12.3
n Performance shown is for installation Type B: Free Inlet, Ducted Outlet. Speed (RPM) shown is nominal. Performance is based on actual speed of test. The sound
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ratings shown are for loudness values in fan sones at 5’0” (1.5m) in a hemispherical free field per AMCA Standard 301. Values shown are for Installation Type B: free
e inlet fan sone levels. Performance ratings do not include the effects of appurtenances in the airstream. For models shown on this page, the AMCA Certified Ratings
Seal applies to air and sound.
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Centrex Inliner | Direct Drive
Fan Curves
› Fan Curves
The fan curves illustrated here show the range of capacities The direct drive performance chart on the previous page

available for direct drive units. Each graph shows the provides the tabular data (CFM and static pressure) used to plot
performance of several models at one particular nominal speed. the fan curves. In addition, horsepower, tip speed and sones
Fan curves provide a quick method for selection of a fan unit are tabulated. Since sound is normally an important factor in
based on design point requirements. the selection of a fan, an engineer will usually want to select the
“slowest” unit which meets CFM and SP requirements.
› Nominal 1050 RPM › Nominal 1300 RPM
2.000 2.000
1.750 1.750
STATIC PRESSURE - Inches W.G.

1.500 1.500
1.250 1.250
1.000 1.000
0.750 0.750
0.500 SX 0.500
11 SX
5V 11
C 5S
SX C
0.250 SX 0.250 09
09 5S
5V C
C
0.000 0.000
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Engineering Specifications
Centrex Inliner TM
Configuration
› Model › Paint / Coating › Extended Lube Lines
SX = Centrifugal Fan 0 = None 0 = None
F = Epoxy Powder Coat* L = Extended Lube Lines

› Unit Size G = Epoxy Powder Coat with UV*
085 100 120 155 205 275 420 H = Hi-Temp Powder Coat* › Sound Insulation
095 115 125 165 225 335 J = Non-stick Powder Coat* 0 = None
K = Phenolic Powder Coat* G = Gasket
› Drive Type L = Phenolic Powder Coat with UV*
N = Polyester Powder Coat
D = Direct Drive › Vibration Isolation
X = Special
B = Belt Drive * Not available with choice of color. 0 = None
RF = Rub in Shear Floor
› Motor Tap › Color RH = Rub in Shear Hanger
QC = 1550 RPM SC = Supp. Chann w/ Rubber Floor
0 = None
RC = 1300 RPM SF = Spring Floor
50 = Chrome Green
SC = 1050 RPM SH = Spring Hanger
53 = Williamsburg Blue
VC = 1650 RPM 55 = Pale Green
Q1C = 1725 RPM › Thermal Overload Protection
56 = Dove Gray
Q2C = 1725 RPM 61 = White 0 = None
63 = Oxford Beige P = Thermal Overload Protection
› Motor Speed 65 = Dover White
1 = Single Speed 66 = Desert Tan › Disconnect Switch
2 = 2S2W 1800/1200 70 = Black 0 = None
3 = 2S1W 1800/900 73 = Smoke Gray 1 = Nema 1
77 = Brick Red 3R = Nema 3R
› Horse Power 79 = Peppercorn 4 = Nema 4
1/50 1/12 1/5 3/4 3 81 = Pale Brown 7 = Nema 7
1/30 1/11 1/4 1 5 83 = Chocolate Brown 9 = Nema 9
1/25 1/7 1/3 1 1/2 7 1/2 85 = Timeless Bronze
1/20 1/6 1/2 2 10 94 = Charcoal › Internal Wiring
X = Special 0 = None
› Enclosure 1 = Nema 1
0 = Open Drip Proof › Damper 3R = Nema 3R
T = Totally Enclosed 0 = None
E = Explosion Proof BDD = Gravity Backdraft Damper › Transformer
X = Special X = Special 0 = None
T = Transformer
› Voltage › Aluminum Housing
A = 110V G = 230V N = 440V 0 = None › Speed Controller
B = 115V H = 240V P = 460V A = Aluminum Housing 0 = None
C C = 120V
D = 200V
J = 277V
K = 380V
Q = 480V
R = 575V
L = Loose
› Motor Cover M = Mounted
e E = 208V L = 400V S = 600V 0 = None
F = 220V M = 415V X = Special › Firestat Switch
n M = Motor
0 = None
t › Phase › Inlet Angle Ring F = Switch
1 = Single 0 = None
r 3 = Three R = Ring › High Pressure Wheel
e › Cycle › Inlet Guard
0 = None
H = High Pressure Wheel
x 5 = 50 Hz
6 = 60 Hz
0 = None
G = Guard
› Efficiency
I S = Standard
› Support Channel
0 = None
n H = High Efficiency S = Support Channel
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TM
Centrex Inliner
Specifications
› Direct Drive Fans › Belt Drive Fans
Direct drive Centrifugal Square Inline fan shall be Centrex Inliner Belt driven Centrifugal Square Inline fan shall be Centrex Inliner

SX, manufactured by PennBarry, Richardson, TX 75081. The SX, manufactured by PennBarry, Richardson, TX 75081. The
housing shall utilize galvanized steel “corner post” framework housing shall utilize galvanized steel (aluminum optional some
and panels. Units shall be equipped with three removable sizes) “corner post” framework and panels. Units shall be
access panels. Units shall be pre-wired to a junction box on the equipped with three removable access panels. Units shall be
exterior and equipped with an electrical disconnect switch (not pre-wired to a junction box on the exterior and equipped with an
Explosion Proof). Two support angles shall be provided. electrical disconnect switch (not Explosion Proof). Two support
angles shall be provided.
Statically and dynamically balanced backward inclined
centrifugal wheels shall be aluminum, spark-resistant, Statically and dynamically balanced backward inclined,
nonoverloading, and matched to deeply spun venturis. Motors centrifugal wheels shall be aluminum, spark-resistant,
shall be continuous duty, permanently lubricated, multispeed (for nonoverloading, and matched to deeply spun venturis. Motors
applicable models), have thermal overload protection, mounted shall be continuous duty, ball bearing design, permanently
out of the main airstream (except Totally Enclosed), be easily lubricated, mounted out of the main airstream, and furnished
accessible for service, and furnished at the specified voltage, at the specified voltage, phase, and enclosure. Shafts shall be
phase, and enclosure. Each fan shall bear the AMCA Licensed turned, ground and polished. Heavy duty ball bearings are rated
Ratings Seal for Air and Sound Performance, and shall be UL for a minimum L50 life exceeding 200,000 hours. Pulleys shall
and CSA listed. be adjustable, cast iron, machined, keyed, securely attached,
and sized for 150% of the horsepower at its rated maximum
speed. Each fan shall bear the AMCA Licensed Ratings Seal for
Air and Sound Performance, and shall be UL and CSA listed.
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Sales Agreement
Centrex Inliner TM
1-Year Limited Manufacturer Warranty

› Products Covered
PennBarry Fans and Ventilators (each, a “PennBarry Product”)
› One Year Limited Warranty For PennBarry Products

PennBarry warrants to the original commercial purchaser that the PennBarry Products will be free from defects in material and
workmanship for a period of one (1) year from the date of shipment.
› Exclusive Remedy
PennBarry will, at its option, repair or replace (without removal or installation) the affected components of any defective PennBarry
Product; repair or replace (without removal or installation) the entire defective PennBarry Product; or refund the invoice price of the
PennBarry Product. In all cases, a reasonable time period must be allowed for warranty repairs to be completed.
› What You Must Do

In order to make a claim under these warranties:
• You must be the original commercial purchaser of the PennBarry Product.
• You must promptly notify us, within the warranty period, of any defect and provide us with any substantiation that we may
reasonably request.
• The PennBarry Product must have been installed and maintained in accordance with good industry practice and any specific
PennBarry recommendations.
› Exclusions
These warranties do not cover defects caused by:
• Improper design or operation of the system into which the PennBarry Product is incorporated.
• Improper installation.
• Accident, abuse or misuse.
• Unreasonable use (including any use for non-commercial purposes, failure to provide reasonable and necessary maintenance
as specified by PennBarry, misapplication and operation in excess of stated performance characteristics).
• Components not manufactured by PennBarry.
› Limitations
• In all cases, PennBarry reserves the right to fully satisfy its obligations under the Limited Warranties by refunding the invoice
price of the defective PennBarry Product (or, if the PennBarry Product has been discontinued, of the most nearly comparable
current product).
• PennBarry reserves the right to furnish a substitute or replacement component or product in the event a PennBarry Product or
any component of the product is discontinued or otherwise unavailable.
• PennBarry’s only obligation with respect to components not manufactured by PennBarry shall be to pass through the warranty
C made by the manufacturer of the defective component.
e › General
n The foregoing warranties are exclusive and in lieu of all other warranties except that of title, whether written, oral or implied, in fact
or in law (including any warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose).
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PennBarry hereby disclaims any liability for special, punitive, indirect, incidental or consequential damages, including without
r limitation lost profits or revenues, loss of use of equipment, cost of capital, cost of substitute products, facilities or services,
e downtime, shutdown or slowdown costs.
x The remedies of the original commercial purchaser set forth herein are exclusive and the liability of PennBarry with respect to
the PennBarry Products, whether in contract, tort, warranty, strict liability or other legal theory shall not exceed the invoice price
charged by PennBarry to its customer for the affected PennBarry Product at the time the claim is made.
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DYNAMO
Utility Blower
Moving Your Way
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction, Certifications & Listings 3
Features & Benefits 4
Options & Accessories 5
Dynamo Heat & Smoke and Fatrap Configurations 7
Dynapak and Dynapak Fatrap 8
General Purpose Utility Fans 9
Dynapak Fatrap Curb Mount Restaurant Exhauster 10
Discharge Positions & Dimensions 11
Motor Selection 12
Belt Drive Dimensional & Performance Data 14
Sound Power Levels, Sone Ratings, & Sound Classification Guide 26
Sound Power Data 27
Engineering Specifications 30
BULLETIN D15
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Dynamo
INTRODUCTION
Utility Set
Dynamo centrifugal fans are SWSI, Class I, Arrangement 10
general purpose air moving devices. They are used for supply or
exhaust applications in commercial, institutional, and industrial
HVAC systems.
At the heart of the Dynamo is a computer designed, backward

inclined, centrifugal wheel. This heavy duty non-overloading
aluminum wheel (steel for heat & smoke removal) assures low
noise and high efficiency performance.
The fan wheel, venturi inlet, housing, and frame are engineered
to provide maximum performance and reliability.
Fan housings utilize heavy-gauge materials and employ welded

construction. Motors and all drive components have been
carefully engineered and tested for durability and performance.
A wide range of accessories are available to meet various
application requirements.
Dynamo centrifugal blowers are designed and built to provide the

end user with a highly efficient and extremely reliable air moving
unit. These units offer many features as standard equipment
that other manufacturers consider options. Each Dynamo is fully
assembled, factory set at the specified RPM, and test run prior
to shipment.
Dynamo Direct Drive Series

Model: D
• Static Pressure up to 2” wg.
• Belt Drive - Flow Capacity up to 2,900 CFM
Dynamo Belt Drive Series

Model: D (B)
• Static Pressure up to 5” wg.
• Belt Drive - Flow Capacity up to 36,000 CFM
CERTIFICATIONS & LISTINGS

AMCA Certification UL and cUL Certification
PennBarry certifies that the Dynamo direct drive Standard Dynamo fans carry the UL label,
and belt drive models contained herein (excluding UL705 (ZACT/ZACT7), file #E28413.
model D44) are licensed to bear the AMCA Seal. The
ratings shown are based on tests and procedures Dynamo fans with “Fatrap” configuration carry
performed in accordance with AMCA Publication the UL label, UL762 (YZHW/YZHW7), file
211 and AMCA Publication 311 and comply with #MH1068 (Belt Drive Only.)
the requirements of the AMCA Certified Ratings
Program. Dynamo fans with the heat and smoke removal
option carry the UL label, UL793 (ZAXH/
ZAXH7), file #MH19473 (Belt Drive Only).
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FEATURES & BENEFITS

Self Aligning Pillow Block Bearings
Bearings are sized for a minimum L50 life exceeding 200,000
hours of operation. They require no maintenance other than
periodic lubrication. Standard Zerk lube fittings allow for ease
of lubrication. Extended lube lines are available as an option to
facilitate lubrication when a weather cover is used.
Solid Steel Shafts

Sized to withstand a minimum of 125% of maximum catalogued
operating speed, shafts are precision ground, polished, and
treated for rust resistance.
Durable Housings
Dynamo blowers are manufactured of heavy gauge zinc coated
galvanized steel to insure a long, corrosion resistant life.
Galvanized steel resists rust and will help maintain the unit’s
integrity even in environments such as coastal regions where
salt air will rapidly deteriorate black iron, even when it is painted. Typical Drive, Shaft, and Bearings Assembly
Versatile Operation Spark Resistant Aluminum Wheels

All unit sizes are field rotatable to any of eight discharge positions. Dynamo blowers use PennBarry’s computer designed aluminum
Both clockwise and counter-clockwise rotations are available. wheel. They are backward inclined and non-overloading, using
heavy gauge aluminum to provide AMCA “C” spark resistant
Motors and Drives construction. AMCA “B” construction is available as a moderate
cost option. This wheel design provides a high level of static
The motors and belt drives are pre-set at the factory to the
efficiency while reducing start-up torque, thus extending drive
specified RPM. These drives allow for system balancing in the
component life. All wheels are statically and dynamically
field. All pulleys are sized for at least 150% of driven horsepower.
balanced for quieter operation.
High quality, open drip proof motors are standard. Totally
enclosed, explosion proof, and two speed motors are available.
Steel Wheel (Heat & Smoke Removal)
The wheel is a standard duty, all welded wheel (standard duty
Heavy Duty Support Frame and high pressure belt drive). The blades are curved for improved
air performance while increasing their strength and rigidity. The
The heavy duty support frame provides a strong structural
wheel assembly is fully welded to provide extremely durable and
foundation for the motor and drive assembly, as well as rigid
consistent performance. The wheel is dynamically balanced.
reinforcement for housing members.
Balancing weights are mechanically attached to the inside of the
rims of both the back plate and wheel inlet. This allows a precise
Standard Gasketed Access Door placement of the weights anywhere within a full 360° range on
The standard gasketed access door enables easy maintenance two separate planes, without the possibility of detachment.
of internal components.
Integral Lifting Lugs
Inlet Angle Flange All Dynamo units come standard with integral lifting lugs. These
The inlet angle flange is standard to facilitate connection to the are built into the back support structure of the scroll housing and
duct work. can be used with or without the weather cover installed.
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OPTIONS & ACCESSORIES

Finishes Extended Lube Lines
Coatings such as Polyester Powder Coat, Epoxy Powder Coat, Preloaded at the factory, lube lines allow bearing maintenance
Phenolic Epoxy Powder Coat, and others are available. See the when a weather cover is installed or when easy access to the
coatings brochure for details. bearings is unavailable.
Drain Connections Spark-Resistant Construction

Drains are made of 2” pipe which is mechanically fastened and AMCA “C” and “B” construction are available. AMCA standards
sealed to prevent leakage at the lowest point of the scroll. All fans offer the following definitions and notes concerning spark-
can be supplied with drains except bottom horizontal discharge, resistant construction:
where it is not required.
C. The fan shall be so constructed that a shift in the impeller
Dampers or shaft will not permit two ferrous parts of the fan to rub or strike.
Dampers can be installed at the discharge outlet to prevent
B. The fan shall have a non-ferrous impeller and non-ferrous
backdrafts when fans are not in operation. Dampers can be used
ring about the opening through which the shaft passes.
when outlet velocities do not exceed 4000 FPM for all discharge
Ferrous hubs, shafts and hardware are allowed provided
positions. Gravity dampers are not effective for use in top-
construction is such that a shift in impeller or shaft will not
angular-down, bottom-angular-down or down blast discharge
permit two ferrous parts of the fan to rub or strike. Steps must
positions.
also be taken to insure that the impeller, bearings and shaft
are adequately attached and/or restrained to prevent a lateral
Variable Inlet Vanes or axial shift in these components.
Also known as vortex dampers, vanes provide efficient regulation
of fan output over all operating ranges with substantial increases Notes:
1. No bearings, drive components or electrical components shall be placed in the
in energy efficiency when full fan output is unnecessary. This air or gas stream unless they are constructed or enclosed in such a manner
accessory is suitable for inlet temperatures up to 200ºF. (Not that failure of that component cannot ignite the surrounding gas stream.
available for D10.) 2. The user shall electrically ground on all fan parts.
3. For this standard, non-ferrous material shall be material with less than 5% iron
or any other material with demonstrated ability to be spark-resistant.
Vibration Isolators, Hangers, and Rails 4. The use of aluminum or aluminum alloys in the presence of steel which has
been allowed to rust required special consideration. Research by the U.S.
These items are available in both rubber-in-shear and spring- Bureau of Mines and others has shown that aluminum impellers rubbing on
type to mitigate residual vibration transmission. All isolators are rusty steel may cause high-intensity sparking.
properly sized to the unit. Floor flex pads are also available.
The use of the above standard in no way implies a guarantee
Safety Switches of safety for any level of spark resistance. Spark-resistant
construction does not protect against ignition of explosive gases
Switches in housings are available to turn fans on and off for
caused by catastrophic failure or from any airstream material that
service only. Field wiring is required.
may be present in a system.
Arrangement 4 or 10 Single Width, Single Inlet

Fans are constructed with the motor and bearings (if apply) out of
the mainstream. For arrangement 10, motors are mounted inside
of the pedestal on an adjustable motor plate. For arrangement
4, motors are mounted on top of a pedestal. Both arrangements
allow for the use of a weather cover and can be used in ducted
or non-ducted applications.
Dynamo fans are one component of a system. As such, fan performance is directly
effected by that system. It is critical that system designers determine the actual
system losses to ensure that the actual flow is as specified in the system design.
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OPTIONS & ACCESSORIES

An extensive selection of accessory items to cover various Flanges
application requirements is available at additional cost. Outlet flanges facilitate the connection of duct work. Companion
flanges are also available when the Dynamo is connected to duct
Inlet and Outlet Guards work by a transition section. The companion flange fits the fan to
Inlet and Outlet Guards provide safety in non-ducted installations. the transition and guarantees proper sizing.
Guards are constructed of expanded steel in a removable
frame attached to the fan housing. They are easily removed by Access Door
maintenance personnel for cleaning or inspection. While a gasketed access door is standard, an optional quick
release type door is available to allow for periodic inspection and
Ventilated Weather Cover cleaning.
The weather cover protects the shaft, bearings, motor and drive
components from weather and other detrimental conditions. Support Angles
Galvanized steel covers are easily removed and reinstalled Heavy gauge angles, appropriately sized by unit, mean easy
with thumb screws, requiring no tools. On larger sizes, the assembly mounting to support surface.
cover incorporates a removable end panel for easy access to
drive components without removing the entire cover. Weather
covers also act as drive guards to protect personnel and drive
assemblies.
Outlet Flange (Optional)

Gasketed Access Door (Standard)
Quick Release Door (Optional)
Backdraft Damper (Optional)
Weather Cover (Optional)
Duct and Transition
Companion Flange (Optional)
Vibration and Isolation Mounts (Optional)

Inlet Guard (Optional)
Support Angles (Standard for D18 and Up) Inlet Angle Flange (Standard)
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GENERAL PURPOSE UTILITY FANS - BELT DRIVE OPTION
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UNIT SIZES 18 & UP
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1. Blower Scroll Housing 7. Drive Frame Support Assembly

2. Outlet Duct Flange (optional) 8. Adjustable Motor Mounting Plate
3. Centrifugal Wheel (aluminum non-overloading) 9. Fan Shaft and Bearings
4. Spun Inlet with Cutoff (D16 and up) 10. Support Legs with Mounting Holes
5. Ball Bearing Motor 11. Belt and Bearing Enclosure (optional)
6. Belt and Pulleys (where required twin groove belts and 12. Inlet Angle Flange
pulleys will be provided)
Outlet Mgt.
Unit Wheel Shaft Inlet Ship
A B C D E J L M N O P Q R S Hole
Size Dia. Dia. H Wts.
F K Dia.
10 11 1/4 3/4 24 14 1/2 22 1/2 1 1/4 18 1/2 8 1/4 11 1/4 11 1/4 15 1/2 14 28 3/8 12 7/8 20 8 5/8 1 1/2 10 22 3/4 1/2 130
12 12 7/8 3/4 26 1/8 14 1/2 25 1/4 1 1/4 18 1/2 10 3/8 12 13 17 16 31 1/2 14 1/2 21 1/2 9 3/8 1 1/2 13 24 7/8 1/2 136
13 13 5/8 1 26 1/4 14 1/2 26 1/2 1 1/4 18 1/2 10 1/2 14 3/8 14 18 17 1/4 33 5/8 15 3/4 23 5/8 10 1/4 1 1/2 14 25 1/2 140
15 15 7/8 1 30 3/8 16 29 5/8 1 1/4 20 1/2 11 5/8 15 3/4 15 3/4 20 19 1/4 37 7/8 17 7/8 26 3/8 11 5/16 1 1/2 15 29 1/8 1/2 176
16 16 3/8 1 3/16 30 1/4 16 32 3/8 1 1/4 20 1/2 12 3/4 17 1/2 17 1/4 22 20 3/4 41 5/8 19 5/8 29 1/8 12 1/4 1 1/2 16 28 3/4 1/2 194
18 18 1/2 1 3/16 33 1/2 17 7/8 35 1/4 1 1/2 23 1/2 14 1/8 19 3/8 19 24 22 1/2 45 5/8 21 5/8 32 3/8 13 7/8 1 1/2 18 32 1/2 274
20 20 1 3/16 36 1/4 20 37 5/8 1 1/2 28 1/2 14 3/4 21 3/4 20 1/2 25 1/2 24 1/4 48 1/2 23 34 1/2 14 13/16 1 1/2 20 34 3/4 5/8 312
22 22 7/8 1 3/16 38 1/2 20 43 1 1/2 28 1/2 17 23 9/16 24 28 3/4 28 54 25 5/16 37 5/8 16 1 1/2 24 37 5/8 351
24 24 5/8 1 7/16 40 1/2 20 46 1 1/2 28 1/2 19 26 25 31 1/2 29 59 3/8 27 5/8 40 7/8 17 1/4 1 1/2 24 39 5/8 462
30 30 5/8 1 11/16 50 3/8 25 56 1/2 1 3/4 35 1/8 23 1/8 31 13/16 31 1/2 38 37 72 1/2 34 5/8 51 1/2 21 7/8 2 30 46 3/8 5/8 875
36 36 7/8 2 55 1/2 25 66 3/8 1 3/4 35 1/8 28 1/4 38 9/16 41 1/8 44 44 3/4 82 1/4 38 1/4 59 1/8 25 7/8 2 3/8 34 51 1/2 5/8 1250
44 45 2 11/16 64 13/16 25 3/8 78 3 1/4 36 5/16 35 1/2 46 13/16 46 52 1/4 58 11/16 99 46 3/4 79 7/8 37 1/2 3 3/4 52 1/2 61 7/8 1/2 2700
All dimensions in inches. *Shipping weights include standard motors, drives, and weather cover. Weights will vary depending on motor selection and accessories used.
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DISCHARGE POSITIONS & DIMENSIONS

Clockwise Rotation - CW Rotational Designations*
G P W V Z N X T TH - Top Horizontal
BH - Bottom Horizontal
N T
TAD - Top Angular Down
G W UB - Up Blast
DB - Down Blast
U TAU - Top Angular Up
J J J J BAD - Bottom Angular Down
BAU - Bottom Angular Up
* Units will be supplied in the CW90(TH)
CW(TH)90 CW(TAD)135 CW(DB)180 U position unless otherwise specified.
CW(BAD)225
P G V W N Z T X
U
Z X P V
U
J J
J J
CW(BH)270 CW(BAU)315 CW(UB)360 CW(TAU)45
Counterclockwise Rotation - CCW

P G V W N Z T X
N T G W
U
J J J J
CCW(TH)90 CCW(TAD)135 CCW(DB)180 U

CCW(BAD)225
G P Z N
W V Z N U
Z X P
V
U
J J
J J
CCW(BH)270 CCW(BAU)315 CCW(UB)360 CCW(TAU)45
Unit Size G J P T U V W X Z Rotation & Discharge

10 11 5/16 15 1/2 8 11/16 12 1/4 2 7/8 15 1/8 10 3/8 8 9/16 9 7/16 Dimensions
12 12 7/16 17 9 3/8 13 7/16 3 1/4 16 9/16 11 3/8 9 3/8 10 3/8 The direction of rotation is determined
13 13 3/4 18 10 5/16 14 7/8 3 3/4 18 5/16 12 5/8 10 5/16 11 1/2 from the drive side of the fan. On
15 15 3/8 20 11 5/16 16 5/8 4 7/16 20 3/8 14 1/16 11 1/2 12 13/16 single inlet fans, drive side is always
16 16 11/16 22 12 5/16 18 3/16 4 7/8 22 1/4 15 7/16 12 5/8 14 considered as the side opposite the
18 18 1/2 24 13 7/8 20 1/16 5 3/16 24 3/4 17 13 7/8 15 7/16 fan inlet. Direction of discharge is
20 20 25 1/2 14 13/16 21 5/8 5 11/16 26 11/16 18 5/16 15 16 5/8 determined per diagrams shown.
Angle of discharge is referred to the
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24 23 15/16 3 11/2 17 1/4 26 7 5/16 31 11/16 21 7/8 17 13/16 19 7/8
vertical axis of the fan and designated
in degrees.
30 29 49/64 38 21 13/16 32 17/64 8 63/64 39 27/32 27 17/64 22 1/4 24 49/64
All dimensions in inches.
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Dynamo
BELT DRIVE MOTOR SELECTION

Single Phase
HP 115V 208V 230V The values of full-load currents, shown on the left, are for
motors running at usual speeds and motors with normal torque
1/6 4.4 2.4 2.2
characteristics. Motors built for especially low speeds or high
1/4 5.8 3.2 2.9
torques may have higher full-load currents, and multi-speed
1/3 7.2 4.0 3.6
motors will have full-load current varying with speed, in which
1/2 9.8 5.4 4.9
case the nameplate current ratings shall be used.
3/4 13.8 7.6 6.9
1 16.0 8.8 8.0 The voltages listed are rated motor voltages. The currents listed
shall be permitted for system voltage ranges of 110 to 120 and
230 to 240 volts.
The table data shown on the left is from the NEC 2005 edition,
table 430-148.
Three Phase
HP 208V 230V 460V The values of full-load currents, shown on the left, are typical for
motors running at speeds usual for belted motors and motors
1/2 2.4 2.2 1.1
with normal torque characteristics. Motors built for low speeds
3/4 3.5 3.2 1.6
(1200 RPM or less) or high torques may require more running
1 4.6 4.2 2.1
current, and multi-speed motors will have full-load current
1 1/2 6.6 6.0 3.0
varying with speed, in which case the nameplate current ratings
2 7.5 6.8 3.4 shall be used.
3 10.6 9.6 4.8
5 16.7 15.2 7.6 The voltages listed are rated motor voltages. The currents listed
7 1/2 24.2 22 11 shall be permitted for system voltage ranges of 230 to 240 and
10 30.8 28 14 440 to 480 volts.
15 46.2 42 21
20 59.4 54 27 The table data shown on the left is from the NEC 2005
25 74.8 68 34 edition, table 430-150.
The amperages given here are approximate values only and represent averages compiled from the tables of leading motor
manufacturers. Overload relay heaters should not be selected on the basis of these tables only. Heaters must be selected in
accordance with the actual motor current as shown on the nameplate. It is also important that ambient temperatures of the area in
which the motor control is located be taken into consideration when making heater selections. Ambient compensated overload relays
are available for abnormal temperature conditions.
On most Belt Drive PennBarry roof exhausters, the motor synchronous speed is 1800 RPM.
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D10 | BELT DRIVE
9.0
20 18 1/2 8 1/4 1 1/4
Do not select shaded area.
8.0 8 5/8
RPM
BHP
7.0
3800 RPM 11 1/4
6.0 12 7/8
3600 RPM
5.0 3200 RPM
28 3/8 11 1/4
3000 RPM
4.0
2800 RPM
1 1/2
2600 RPM
3.0 15 1/2 22 1/2
3
2400 RPM
H
P
2
2200 RPM
H
P
1
2.0 2000 RPM

1/
2
1
H
1800 RPM
3/4 HP
P
1.0 1500 RPM 1/2 H ANGLE

1200 RPM HP P 14 1/2
10 SUPPORTS
800 RPM
0.0 14 UNIT SIZES 22 3/4
0 400 800 1200 1600 2000 2400 2800
AIR FLOW - CFM 18 & UP 24
Maximum RPM: 3615 Max BHP: (RPM/2485)3 Outlet Area: 0.65 Sq. Ft. Wheel Diameter: 11 1/4” Tip Speed: 2.95 X RPM Max Motor Frame Size: 145T
OV .25” SP .50” SP .75” SP 1” SP 1.25” SP 1.50” SP 1.75” SP 2”SP

CFM
(FPM) RPM BHP RPM BHP RPM BHP RPM BHP RPM BHP RPM BHP RPM BHP RPM BHP
500 769 949 0.056 1137 0.089 1293 0.123 1429 0.162 - - - - - - - -
600 923 1063 0.076 1232 0.119 1381 0.159 1513 0.199 1627 0.241 1744 0.293 - - - -
700 1077 1176 0.100 1335 0.155 1474 0.202 1602 0.248 1717 0.295 1821 0.343 1917 0.393 2017 0.453
800 1231 1291 0.130 1447 0.193 1575 0.251 1694 0.306 1806 0.359 1911 0.412 2007 0.465 2096 0.522
900 1385 1412 0.169 1561 0.237 1681 0.308 1794 0.370 1899 0.431 2000 0.491 2095 0.550 2185 0.611
1000 1538 1537 0.219 1674 0.289 1795 0.367 1898 0.445 2000 0.512 2094 0.58 2186 0.647 2274 0.713
1100 1692 1664 0.278 1790 0.349 1909 0.434 2010 0.520 2103 0.604 2195 0.677 2282 0.752 2365 0.827
1200 1846 1793 0.348 1907 0.418 2022 0.510 2125 0.605 2213 0.698 2298 0.787 2383 0.868 2464 0.950
1300 2000 1923 0.429 2030 0.503 2137 0.596 2238 0.698 2328 0.800 2408 0.901 2487 0.998 2565 1.085
1400 2154 2055 0.524 2156 0.603 2254 0.693 2351 0.801 2443 0.912 2522 1.020 2596 1.129 2669 1.235
1500 2308 2191 0.634 2282 0.716 2372 0.802 2466 0.916 2555 1.034 2639 1.154 2710 1.268 2779 1.385
1600 2462 2325 0.759 2410 0.844 2496 0.935 2583 1.045 2669 1.168 2750 1.294 2826 1.420 2894 1.544
1700 2615 2461 0.900 2539 0.987 2622 1.085 2701 1.186 2784 1.316 2863 1.448 2939 1.583 3009 1.716
1800 2769 2598 1.059 2669 1.147 2748 1.250 2823 1.353 2901 1.479 2978 1.618 3051 1.757 3122 1.900
1900 2923 2734 1.234 2799 1.324 2876 1.434 2948 1.542 3019 1.656 3094 1.802 3165 1.947 3235 2.098
2000 3077 2871 1.429 2933 1.523 3004 1.635 3074 1.749 3141 1.864 3211 2.002 3281 2.156 3348 2.310
2100 3231 3009 1.645 3068 1.743 3133 1.855 3201 1.976 3266 2.096 3329 2.219 3397 2.378 3463 2.540
2200 3385 3146 1.880 3203 1.984 3263 2.096 3328 2.222 3391 2.347 3452 2.474 3515 2.621 3579 2.788
2300 3538 3284 2.138 3339 2.247 3393 2.358 3456 2.489 3518 2.622 3577 2.754 - - - -
2400 3692 3422 2.419 3475 2.533 3526 2.647 3585 2.779 - - - - - - - -
OV 2.25 SP " 2.50” SP 2.75” SP 3” SP 3.50” SP 4” SP 4.50” SP 5” SP

CFM
800 1231 2179 0.579 2265 0.644 2356 0.719 - - - - - - - - - -
900 1385 2270 0.671 2348 0.735 2423 0.799 2497 0.867 2657 1.031 - - - - - -
1000 1538 2358 0.779 2438 0.846 2514 0.913 2585 0.983 2719 1.125 2857 1.291 - - - -
1100 1692 2448 0.900 2526 0.972 2602 1.046 2674 1.118 2810 1.268 2935 1.424 3056 1.589 3186 1.785
1200 1846 2541 1.032 2617 1.112 2691 1.190 2763 1.270 2899 1.430 3027 1.592 3143 1.759 3255 1.932
1300 2000 2641 1.174 2713 1.262 2783 1.351 2853 1.436 2988 1.608 3114 1.780 3234 1.955 3345 2.134
1400 2154 2743 1.330 2814 1.424 2882 1.519 2948 1.615 3078 1.801 3203 1.986 3322 2.172 3435 2.359
1500 2308 2847 1.502 2916 1.601 2983 1.702 3048 1.804 3172 2.009 3294 2.209 3411 2.406 3523 2.605
1600 2462 2958 1.668 3021 1.796 3086 1.902 3150 2.010 3272 2.227 3387 2.445 3502 2.659 3613 2.871
1700 2615 3072 1.846 3134 1.981 3193 2.115 3254 2.236 3374 2.465 3487 2.693 3596 2.927 - -
1800 2769 3188 2.041 3248 2.181 3306 2.321 3362 2.462 3477 2.720 3589 2.962 - - - -
1900 2923 3301 2.247 3364 2.398 3420 2.542 3476 2.692 3582 2.991 - - - - - -
2000 3077 3414 2.468 3477 2.626 3536 2.783 3590 2.936 - - - - - - - -
2100 3231 3527 2.704 3589 2.869 - - - - - - - - - - - -
Performance shown is for installation type B - Free Inlet, Ducted Outlet. Power rating (BHP) does not include transmission losses.
Performance ratings do not include the effects of appurtenances in the airstream. All dimensions in inches.
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Dynamo
D12 | BELT DRIVE

7.0 21 1/2 18 1/2 10 3/8 1 1/4
Do not select shaded area. 9 3/8
6.0 3000 RPM RPM
BHP
2800 RPM
5.0 14 1/2 12
2600 RPM
4.0 2400 RPM 31 1/2 13

2200 RPM 1 1/2 25 1/4
3.0
2000 RPM 17
3
H
1800 RPM
P
2.0
2
1600 RPM
H
1
P
1/
2
H
1300 RPM ANGLE
P
1.0
1
14 1/2
H
13
3/
1000 RPM 1/2 SUPPORTS

4
H
HP
P
700 RPM 16 UNIT SIZES 24 7/8

0.0
0 400 800 1200 1600 2000 2400 2800 3200 3600 18 & UP 26 1/8
AIR FLOW - CFM
OV .25” SP .50” SP .75” SP 1” SP 1.25” SP 1.50” SP 1.75” SP 2” SP

CFM
700 814 793 0.061 947 0.103 1078 0.149 1197 0.199 - - - - - - - -
800 930 858 0.078 1004 0.124 1128 0.173 1241 0.226 1341 0.281 - - - - - -
900 1047 925 0.097 1064 0.148 1183 0.202 1290 0.258 1390 0.318 1481 0.380 - - - -
1000 1163 993 0.120 1128 0.177 1241 0.234 1344 0.295 1439 0.358 1529 0.424 1613 0.493 1693 0.564
1100 1279 1062 0.147 1193 0.209 1301 0.271 1401 0.336 1493 0.404 1579 0.473 1662 0.546 1739 0.620
1200 1395 1132 0.178 1260 0.246 1365 0.313 1460 0.382 1549 0.453 1632 0.527 1712 0.604 1788 0.682
1300 1512 1207 0.215 1326 0.287 1430 0.360 1521 0.433 1607 0.509 1689 0.587 1765 0.667 1838 0.749
1400 1628 1285 0.257 1394 0.333 1496 0.412 1585 0.490 1667 0.570 1747 0.653 1822 0.737 1893 0.823
1500 1744 1363 0.304 1463 0.385 1563 0.470 1651 0.554 1731 0.638 1806 0.725 1880 0.813 1950 0.904
1600 1860 1442 0.357 1533 0.443 1630 0.533 1717 0.623 1795 0.712 1868 0.802 1938 0.895 2007 0.990
1700 1977 1522 0.418 1603 0.507 1697 0.601 1784 0.699 1861 0.793 1932 0.887 2000 0.984 2066 1.084
1800 2093 1602 0.485 1677 0.578 1766 0.678 1850 0.779 1927 0.880 1997 0.980 2064 1.082 2127 1.184
1900 2209 1682 0.558 1755 0.658 1835 0.760 1917 0.867 1994 0.976 2063 1.080 2128 1.186 2191 1.294
2000 2326 1763 0.641 1832 0.743 1905 0.851 1985 0.962 2060 1.076 2130 1.189 2194 1.300 2255 1.411
2100 2442 1844 0.730 1911 0.839 1976 0.949 2054 1.066 2127 1.184 2196 1.303 2260 1.420 2320 1.536
2200 2558 1925 0.828 1990 0.942 2051 1.058 2123 1.177 2195 1.301 2263 1.426 2327 1.550 2386 1.671
2300 2674 2007 0.936 2069 1.054 2128 1.174 2193 1.298 2263 1.426 2330 1.556 2393 1.686 2453 1.816
2400 2791 2089 1.053 2149 1.176 2206 1.301 2264 1.428 2333 1.562 2398 1.697 2460 1.832 2520 1.969
2500 2907 2171 1.180 2229 1.308 2284 1.437 2337 1.568 2402 1.705 2466 1.845 2527 1.986 2586 2.128
2600 3023 2253 1.316 2309 1.448 2362 1.582 2414 1.719 2472 1.859 2535 2.004 2595 2.150 2653 2.298
2700 3140 2335 1.462 2389 1.599 2441 1.738 2491 1.879 2543 2.024 2605 2.175 2663 2.324 2720 2.476
2800 3256 2417 1.620 2470 1.763 2521 1.908 2569 2.052 2616 2.199 2675 2.355 2732 2.509 2788 2.667
2900 3372 2500 1.790 2551 1.937 2600 2.086 2648 2.237 2693 2.387 2745 2.545 2802 2.707 - -
3000 3488 2583 1.971 2632 2.122 2680 2.277 2726 2.431 2771 2.589 2816 2.748 - - - -
3100 3605 2665 2.163 2713 2.320 2760 2.480 2805 2.640 - - - - - - - -
3200 3721 2748 2.368 2795 2.531 2840 2.694 - - - - - - - - - -
OV 2.25” SP 2.50” SP 2.75” SP 3” SP 3.50” SP 4” SP 4.50” SP 5” SP

CFM
1100 1279 1812 0.696 - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
1200 1395 1861 0.763 1930 0.845 1996 0.929 - - - - - - - - - -
1300 1512 1910 0.834 1979 0.921 2044 1.008 2107 1.10 - - - - - - - -
1400 1628 1961 0.911 2029 1.002 2093 1.093 2156 1.19 2274 1.38 2393 1.59 - - - -
1500 1744 2016 0.995 2080 1.089 2143 1.184 2205 1.28 2323 1.48 2433 1.69 2540 1.91 - -
1600 1860 2073 1.086 2136 1.184 2196 1.283 2256 1.39 2372 1.59 2481 1.81 2585 2.03 2683 2.25
1700 1977 2131 1.185 2193 1.287 2253 1.391 2310 1.50 2422 1.71 2531 1.94 2633 2.16 2731 2.40
1800 2093 2189 1.289 2251 1.397 2310 1.505 2367 1.61 2475 1.84 2580 2.07 2683 2.30 2780 2.55
1900 2209 2251 1.403 2309 1.513 2368 1.627 2424 1.74 2531 1.97 2632 2.21 2732 2.45 2829 2.70
2000 2326 2314 1.525 2371 1.640 2426 1.755 2482 1.87 2588 2.11 2688 2.36 2784 2.61 - -
2100 2442 2378 1.655 2434 1.774 2488 1.895 2541 2.02 2646 2.27 2745 2.52 2840 2.78 - -
2200 2558 2443 1.794 2498 1.918 2551 2.043 2603 2.17 2704 2.43 2802 2.69 - - - -
2300 2674 2509 1.943 2563 2.072 2615 2.200 2666 2.33 2763 2.60 - - - - - -
2400 2791 2575 2.101 2628 2.233 2680 2.368 2730 2.50 2826 2.78 - - - - - -
2500 2907 2642 2.269 2695 2.408 2746 2.548 2795 2.69 - - - - - - - -
2600 3023 2709 2.446 2762 2.593 2812 2.736 - - - - - - - - - -
2700 3140 2775 2.629 2828 2.783 - - - - - - - - - - - -
2800 3256 2842 2.824 - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Performance shown is for installation type B - Free inlet, Ducted outlet. Power rating (BHP) does not include transmission losses.
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Dynamo
D15 | BELT DRIVE

9.0 26 3/8 20 1/2 11 5/8 1 1/4
Do not select shaded area.
11 5/16
8.0
RPM
BHP
7.0
M
2500 RP 17 7/8 15 3/4
6.0
5H
P
5.0 37 7/8 15 3/4
2100 RPM 29 5/8
1 1/2
4.0 3H
P
1800 RPM 20
3.0 2H
P
1500 RPM 11
2.0 /2 H
P
1200 RPM 1 ANGLE
3/4 HP
1.0 HP 15 SUPPORTS 16
800 RPM
19 1/4 UNIT SIZES 29 1/8
0.0
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 5000 5500 6000 6500 18 & UP 30 3/8
AIR FLOW - CFM

CFM
1150 885 667 0.090 800 0.160 916 0.230 1020 0.300 1116 0.390 1205 0.470 1289 0.560 1369 0.660
1375 1058 744 0.130 864 0.200 971 0.280 1069 0.360 1159 0.450 1243 0.550 1323 0.650 1399 0.750
1600 1231 823 0.170 935 0.260 1034 0.340 1125 0.430 1210 0.530 1290 0.630 1366 0.740 1438 0.850
1825 1404 905 0.230 1011 0.320 1102 0.420 1187 0.520 1267 0.620 1343 0.730 1416 0.840 1485 0.960
2050 1577 988 0.300 1089 0.400 1175 0.510 1255 0.620 1330 0.730 1402 0.840 1471 0.960 1537 1.080
2275 1750 1073 0.380 1169 0.500 1251 0.610 1327 0.730 1398 0.850 1465 0.970 1531 1.100 1594 1.230
2500 1923 1159 0.470 1250 0.610 1330 0.740 1402 0.860 1469 0.990 1533 1.120 1595 1.260 1656 1.390
2725 2096 1247 0.590 1332 0.730 1410 0.870 1479 1.010 1543 1.150 1605 1.290 1664 1.440 1721 1.580
2950 2269 1337 0.720 1416 0.870 1490 1.030 1558 1.180 1620 1.330 1679 1.480 1736 1.640 1790 1.790
3175 2442 1428 0.870 1501 1.030 1572 1.200 1638 1.370 1698 1.530 1755 1.700 1810 1.860 1862 2.020
3400 2615 1520 1.040 1587 1.220 1655 1.400 1719 1.580 1778 1.750 1833 1.930 1886 2.100 1937 2.280
3625 2788 1613 1.240 1674 1.420 1739 1.610 1800 1.810 1858 2.000 1912 2.180 1964 2.370 2013 2.560
3850 2962 1707 1.460 1763 1.650 1823 1.850 1883 2.060 1939 2.260 1992 2.460 2042 2.660 2090 2.860
4075 3135 1801 1.710 1852 1.910 1909 2.120 1966 2.340 2021 2.550 2073 2.770 2122 2.980 2169 3.190
4300 3308 1895 1.990 1943 2.200 1996 2.420 2050 2.640 2104 2.870 2154 3.100 2202 3.320 2248 3.550
4525 3481 1990 2.300 2034 2.510 2084 2.740 2136 2.980 2187 3.220 2236 3.460 2283 3.690 2329 3.930
4750 3654 2085 2.630 2126 2.860 2173 3.090 2222 3.340 2271 3.590 2319 3.840 2365 4.100 2410 4.350
4975 3827 2180 3.000 2219 3.240 2262 3.480 2309 3.740 2356 4.000 2402 4.260 2447 4.530 2491 4.790
5200 4000 2275 3.410 2312 3.650 2353 3.900 2396 4.170 2441 4.440 2486 4.720 2530 4.990 2573 5.270
5425 4173 2371 3.850 2405 4.100 2444 4.360 2485 4.630 2528 4.920 2571 5.200 - - - -

CFM
1600 1231 1507 0.960 1574 1.080 1638 1.200 1701 1.320 1820 1.580 1932 1.850 - - - -
1750 1346 1536 1.040 1600 1.160 1663 1.290 1723 1.420 1840 1.680 1951 1.960 2056 2.250 2156 2.560
1900 1462 1567 1.120 1630 1.250 1691 1.380 1750 1.520 1863 1.790 1971 2.080 2075 2.370 2174 2.680
2050 1577 1601 1.210 1662 1.350 1721 1.480 1779 1.620 1890 1.910 1995 2.200 2096 2.510 2193 2.830
2200 1692 1637 1.310 1696 1.450 1754 1.590 1811 1.730 1919 2.030 2022 2.340 2120 2.660 2215 2.980
2350 1808 1674 1.420 1733 1.560 1789 1.710 1844 1.850 1950 2.160 2051 2.480 2147 2.810 2240 3.150
2500 1923 1714 1.540 1771 1.680 1826 1.830 1880 1.980 1983 2.300 2082 2.630 2177 2.970 2268 3.320
2650 2038 1756 1.660 1811 1.810 1865 1.970 1917 2.120 2018 2.450 2115 2.790 2208 3.140 2297 3.490
2800 2154 1799 1.800 1852 1.950 1905 2.110 1956 2.270 2055 2.610 2150 2.950 2241 3.310 2329 3.680
2950 2269 1844 1.950 1896 2.110 1947 2.270 1997 2.430 2093 2.780 2186 3.130 2276 3.500 2362 3.880
3100 2385 1890 2.100 1940 2.270 1990 2.440 2039 2.610 2133 2.960 2224 3.320 2312 3.700 2396 4.080
3250 2500 1937 2.270 1987 2.440 2035 2.620 2082 2.790 2174 3.150 2263 3.520 2349 3.910 2432 4.300
3400 2615 1986 2.450 2034 2.630 2081 2.810 2127 2.990 2217 3.360 2304 3.740 2388 4.130 2470 4.530
3550 2731 2035 2.640 2082 2.830 2128 3.010 2173 3.200 2261 3.580 2345 3.970 2428 4.370 2508 4.780
3700 2846 2086 2.840 2131 3.040 2176 3.230 2220 3.420 2306 3.810 2389 4.210 2469 4.620 2548 5.040
3850 2962 2137 3.060 2182 3.260 2225 3.450 2268 3.650 2352 4.060 2433 4.470 2512 4.890 2589 5.310
4050 3115 2205 3.360 2249 3.570 2292 3.780 2334 3.980 2415 4.400 2494 4.830 2571 5.260 - -
4250 3269 2275 3.680 2318 3.900 2360 4.120 2401 4.340 2480 4.780 2556 5.220 - - - -
4450 3423 2346 4.030 2388 4.260 2429 4.490 2469 4.720 2546 5.170 - - - - - -
4650 3577 2417 4.400 2458 4.640 2498 4.880 2537 5.120 - - - - - - - -
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Dynamo
D18 | BELT DRIVE

7.0 32 3/8 23 1/2 14 1/8 1 1/2
Do not select shaded area. 13 7/8
6.0 RPM
BHP
5.0 21 5/8 19 3/8
4.0 45 5/8 19
2100 RPM 71 35 1/4
2000 RPM
/2
HP 1 1/2
3.0 1900 RPM
1800 RPM 24
1700 RPM 5H
1600 RPM P
2.0
1400 RPM
3H
P
1.0
1200 RPM 2 HP ANGLE
1000 RPM
1 HP 11 18 SUPPORTS 17 7/8
800 RPM /2 H
450 RPM P 22 1/2 UNIT SIZES 32
0.0
0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 8000 9000 10000 18 & UP 33 1/2
AIR FLOW - CFM

CFM
1400 737 488 0.095 622 0.179 739 0.274 841 0.378 934 0.489 1018 0.604 1095 0.724 1169 0.853
1625 855 521 0.116 648 0.214 754 0.312 853 0.423 944 0.544 1027 0.670 1104 0.799 1176 0.934
1850 974 563 0.145 675 0.248 778 0.360 868 0.473 956 0.600 1038 0.736 1113 0.876 1185 1.022
2075 1092 607 0.180 701 0.284 804 0.412 891 0.535 971 0.663 1050 0.804 1125 0.953 1195 1.108
2300 1211 650 0.220 737 0.330 830 0.463 917 0.606 994 0.740 1066 0.881 1137 1.034 1207 1.198
2525 1329 695 0.268 779 0.386 857 0.518 943 0.672 1020 0.828 1089 0.974 1155 1.129 1219 1.290
2750 1447 740 0.323 822 0.450 892 0.585 970 0.745 1046 0.913 1115 1.079 1179 1.240 1239 1.404
2975 1566 786 0.385 866 0.523 932 0.663 998 0.819 1073 1.001 1141 1.182 1205 1.363 1265 1.538
3200 1684 833 0.456 909 0.603 975 0.754 1034 0.911 1100 1.093 1168 1.287 1231 1.483 1291 1.680
3425 1803 882 0.538 953 0.692 1018 0.853 1074 1.015 1131 1.192 1195 1.397 1258 1.604 1317 1.816
3650 1921 930 0.627 998 0.793 1061 0.961 1117 1.135 1168 1.312 1223 1.507 1285 1.732 1343 1.951
3875 2039 980 0.730 1044 0.906 1105 1.083 1160 1.265 1210 1.450 1259 1.645 1312 1.859 1370 2.096
4100 2158 1029 0.841 1089 1.026 1149 1.215 1203 1.404 1252 1.598 1298 1.796 1346 2.010 1397 2.242
4325 2276 1079 0.965 1136 1.162 1193 1.356 1247 1.559 1295 1.760 1340 1.966 1383 2.178 1429 2.405
4550 2395 1129 1.102 1184 1.310 1239 1.516 1290 1.722 1339 1.937 1383 2.152 1425 2.371 1466 2.596
4775 2513 1179 1.251 1232 1.468 1284 1.685 1335 1.904 1382 2.123 1426 2.349 1467 2.575 1507 2.809
5000 2632 1230 1.417 1281 1.643 1330 1.869 1379 2.095 1426 2.328 1470 2.562 1510 2.796 1549 3.037
5225 2750 1281 1.596 1330 1.831 1376 2.067 1424 2.303 1470 2.545 1513 2.786 1553 3.030 1591 3.277
5450 2868 1331 1.787 1379 2.034 1423 2.279 1470 2.529 1514 2.775 1557 3.031 1597 3.283 1634 3.537
5675 2987 1382 1.996 1428 2.251 1471 2.507 1515 2.764 1559 3.025 1601 3.289 1640 3.548 1678 3.817
5900 3105 1433 2.222 1478 2.488 1520 2.755 1562 3.025 1604 3.290 1645 3.562 1684 3.834 1721 4.105
6125 3224 1485 2.468 1528 2.741 1569 3.019 1608 3.296 1650 3.576 1690 3.856 1728 4.136 1765 4.420
6350 3342 1536 2.728 1578 3.012 1618 3.299 1656 3.589 1695 3.871 1735 4.166 1772 4.453 1808 4.743
6575 3461 1587 3.004 1628 3.299 1667 3.597 1704 3.895 1742 4.197 1780 4.493 1817 4.793 1852 5.090
6800 3579 1639 3.306 1678 3.605 1716 3.912 1752 4.219 1788 4.533 1825 4.836 1862 5.151 1897 5.462

CFM
1850 974 1252 1.168 1316 1.321 1377 1.478 1435 1.637 1546 1.973 1650 2.325 - - - -
2075 1092 1261 1.267 1325 1.430 1385 1.594 1443 1.763 1553 2.114 1655 2.477 1752 2.857 1845 3.255
2300 1211 1273 1.367 1335 1.538 1394 1.714 1452 1.894 1561 2.261 1663 2.643 1759 3.038 1850 3.445
2525 1329 1285 1.469 1347 1.650 1406 1.835 1463 2.027 1570 2.415 1672 2.817 1767 3.226 1858 3.652
2750 1447 1300 1.582 1359 1.765 1418 1.960 1475 2.161 1581 2.567 1680 2.989 1776 3.423 1866 3.863
2975 1566 1321 1.714 1377 1.901 1431 2.092 1487 2.299 1593 2.724 1692 3.164 1785 3.617 1875 4.083
3200 1684 1347 1.867 1400 2.056 1451 2.248 1503 2.453 1605 2.885 1704 3.344 1797 3.815 1885 4.299
3425 1803 1373 2.027 1425 2.223 1476 2.427 1524 2.629 1620 3.060 1716 3.527 1809 4.018 1897 4.520
3650 1921 1399 2.179 1451 2.402 1502 2.618 1550 2.832 1641 3.267 1731 3.729 1821 4.225 1909 4.746
3875 2039 1425 2.331 1478 2.573 1528 2.816 1576 3.043 1666 3.494 1752 3.964 1837 4.458 1921 4.977
4100 2158 1452 2.494 1504 2.743 1554 2.996 1602 3.254 1692 3.737 1776 4.217 1857 4.715 1937 5.235
4325 2276 1479 2.659 1531 2.924 1581 3.190 1628 3.452 1718 3.990 1802 4.492 1881 5.000 1958 5.529
4550 2395 1510 2.837 1558 3.108 1608 3.390 1655 3.664 1744 4.221 1828 4.778 1907 5.308 1982 5.845
4775 2513 1546 3.045 1589 3.306 1634 3.585 1682 3.884 1771 4.464 1854 5.053 1933 5.627 2008 6.187
5000 2632 1586 3.278 1625 3.536 1665 3.803 1709 4.103 1798 4.715 1881 5.326 1959 5.945 2034 6.540
5225 2750 1628 3.531 1663 3.782 1701 4.056 1740 4.340 1825 4.974 1907 5.599 1986 6.250 2060 6.901
5450 2868 1670 3.796 1705 4.060 1739 4.327 1775 4.609 1851 5.217 1934 5.891 2012 6.554 2086 7.227
5675 2987 1713 4.082 1748 4.358 1781 4.630 1813 4.905 1884 5.510 1961 6.190 2039 6.877 2113 7.573
5900 3105 1756 4.382 1790 4.663 1823 4.948 1855 5.234 1920 5.833 1988 6.470 2066 7.211 - -
6125 3224 1800 4.704 1833 4.991 1866 5.288 1897 5.578 1958 6.179 2023 6.823 2093 7.537 - -
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6350 3342 1844 5.046 1877 5.342 1909 5.643 1940 5.946 1999 6.552 2059 7.193 - - - -
6575 3461 1887 5.399 1921 5.710 1952 6.015 1983 6.330 2041 6.951 2098 7.598 - - - -
6800 3579 1931 5.776 1964 6.092 1996 6.412 2026 6.731 2084 7.377 - - - - - -

ENGINEERING SPECIFICATIONS
Model Discharge Position Vibration Isolation

D = Utility Blower BAD, BAU, BH, DB, TAD, TAU, TH, UB 0 = None
RH = Rubber Hanger
Unit Size Paint / Coating SH = Spring Hanger
10, 12, 13, 15, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 30, 36, Dependent on model. RF = Rubber Floor
44 See selection software. SF = Spring Floor
SC = Support Channels with Rubber Floor
Drive Type Color FP = Flex Pad
D = Direct Drive 0 = None
B = Belt Drive 00 = Standard Gray Thermal Overload Protection
50 = Chrome Green 0 = None
Motor Tap 55 = Pale Green P = Thermal Overload Protection
L = 500 RPM 56 = Dove Gray
M = 690 RPM 61 = White Disconnect Switch
V = 1050 RPM 63 = Oxford Beige 0 = None
S = 1300 RPM 65 = Dover White 1 = NEMA 1
R = 1550 RPM 66 = Desert Tan 3R = NEMA 3R
Q= 1750 RPM 70 = Black 4 = NEMA 4
73 = Smoke Gray 7 = NEMA 7
Motor Speed 77 = Brick Red
1 = Single Speed 79 = Peppercorn Internal Wiring
2 = 2S2W Single and Three Phase 81 = Pale Brown 0 = None
3 = 2S1W Three Phase 83 = Chocolate Brown 1 = NEMA 1
85 = Timeless Bronze 3R = NEMA 3R
Horse Power 94 = Charcoal
See selection software. X = Special Firestat Switch
0 = None
Enclosure AMCA Spark Rating F = Firestat Switch
O = Open Drip Proof 0 = None
T = Totally Enclosed C = Standard Fatrap / Dynapak
E = Explosion Proof B = Optional 0 = None
F = Fatrap
Voltage Outlet Damper DP = Dynapak
See selection software. 0 = None FD = Fatrap / Dynapak
A = BDD Gravity Backdraft
Phase B = Opposed Blade Guard
1 = Single C = 110/115/120 OBD Motorized 0 = None
3 = Three D = 208/230 OBD Motorized I = Inlet
E = 440/460/480 OBD Motorized U = Outlet
F = Parallel Blade B = Both
Cycle
G = 110/115/120 Parallel Motorized
5 = 50 Hz
H = 208/230 Parallel Motorized Flange
6 = 60 Hz
J = 440/460/480 Parallel Motorized 0 = None
X = Special I = Inlet
Efficiency
S = Standard U = Outlet
Access Door B = Both
H = High Efficiency
0 = None
G= Green Plus ECM
B = Bolted Access Door Companion Flange
Q = Quick Release Access Door 0 = None
Fan RPM
F = Inlet
See selection software. Stiffener Angles U = Outlet
0 = None B = Both
Application CFM A = Stiffener Angles
See selection software. Variable Inlet Vanes
Weather Cover 0 = None
Application Static Pressure 0 = None B = Variable Inlet Vanes
See selection software. C = Weather Cover
Drain
Rotation Extended Lube Lines 0 = None
CW = Clockwise 0 = None D = Drain
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CCW = Counter Clockwise L = Extended Lube Lines

Dynamo
ENGINEERING SPECIFICATIONS
Dynamo - Belt Drive Units The test standard 300 “Reverberant Room Method for Sound
Belt driven centrifugal exhaust or supply blowers shall be Dynamo, Testing of Fans.” All sizes must be tested, calculations to other
general purpose, belt driven utility fans with non-overloading, sizes are not acceptable, Air or Sound tests results are to be
backwardly inclined aluminum wheels, as manufactured by made available upon request.
PennBarry. Fans shall be single inlet, single width, AMCA
arrangement 10 with clockwise (or CCW) rotation. Air discharge Fans shall be UL (UL Std. 705, UL Std. 762 optional) listed.
position shall be THD unless specified otherwise. If specified (Fatrap option), fan shall additionally provide UL
762 Listing rated at 500ºF, motor pre-wired to a weather-
Fan housing shall be heavy gauge galvanized steel for maximum proof junction box, and drain connection leading into a grease
corrosion protection. Housings shall be field rotatable to any of collector/separator box. If specified (heat and smoke removal
eight 45° incremental air discharge positions. Fan scrolls shall option), fan shall additionally provide UL power ventilator for
be equipped with a bolted, gasketed (quick release if specified) smoke control systems listing rated for 500°F at 4-hours and
access door for cleaning and inspection. 1000°F at 41 minutes, including a steel wheel.
The bearing supports shall be constructed of welded structural

steel members to prevent vibration and rigidly support the shaft Dynamo - Direct Drive Units
and bearings, bearings shall be heavy duty, self-aligning, pillow Direct driven centrifugal exhaust or supply blowers shall be
block ball bearings, grease lubricated and selected for minimum Dynamo, general purpose utility fans with non-overloading,
life (L50) of 200,000 hours at maximum operating speed. Shafts backwardly inclined aluminum wheels, as manufactured by
shall be turned, ground, and polished. Shafts shall be sized so
PennBarry. Fans shall be single inlet, single width, AMCA
the first critical speed is at least 20% over the maximum operating
arrangement 10 with clockwise (or CCW) rotation. Air
speed. Close tolerances shall be maintained along the length of
the shaft.
discharge position shall be THD unless specified otherwise.
The standard fan wheel shall be aluminum (steel for smoke Fan housing shall be heavy gauge galvanized steel for
removal), non-overloading backward inclined type. The wheels maximum corrosion protection. Housings shall be field
shall be statically and dynamically balanced. The wheel and inlet rotatable to any of eight 45° incremental air discharge
shall be aerodynamically designed and constructed to provide positions. Fan scrolls shall be equipped with a bolted,
maximum performance and efficiency. gasketed (quick release if specified) access door for cleaning
and inspection.
Steel Wheel (Heat and Smoke Removal) - The wheel is a standard
duty, all-welded wheel. The blades are curved for improved air The standard fan wheel shall be aluminum, non-overloading
performance, while increasing their strength and rigidity. The backward inclined type. The wheels shall be statically
wheel assembly is fully welded to provide extremely durable and and dynamically balanced. The wheel and inlet shall be
consistent performance. The wheel is dynamically balanced. aerodynamically designed and constructed to provide
Balancing weights are mechanically attached to the inside of the maximum performance and efficiency. Motors shall be
rims of both the backplate and wheel inlet. This allows a precise continuous duty, multi-speed, totally enclosed (or other type
placement of the weights anywhere within a full 360° range on if specified) motors.
two separate planes, without the possibility of detachment
Fans shall be licensed to bear the AMCA Air and Sound
Pulleys shall be adjustable (through 20 HP) cast iron, machined,
keyed, and securely attached. Belts and pulleys shall be sized Certified Ratings Seal and shall be UL (UL Std. 705) listed.
for 150% of the installed motor horsepower. Motors shall be
heavy duty, ball bearing, open drip proof (totally enclosed or
other type if specified) motors. After assembly, the entire unit,
with drive train installed and set to specified RPM, shall have
a computerized vibration analysis performed. Vibration shall be
measured in the horizontal, vertical, and axial directions at each
bearing to assure quality and smooth operation.
Fans shall be licensed to bear the AMCA Air and Sound Certified
Ratings Seal. Fan air performance ratings shall be bear on test
conducted in an AMCA registered laboratory for AMCA 210 air
performance testing. The test standard used shall be ANSI/
AMCA Standard 210-85, ANSI/ASHRAE Standard 51-1985
©PENNBARRY 2017
“Laboratory Methods of Testing Fans for Rating.” All sizes must

be tested, calculations to other sizes not acceptable. Fan sound
performance shall be based on tests conducted in an AMCA
registered laboratory for AMCA 300 Sound Performance Testing.

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Axialventilatoren AXV, BXV
Axial Flow Fans Your requirements - our
Preisliste fans:
Seite / Price List Page 73-77
individual solutions.
3.1
Nr. Größe Seite Nr. Größe Seite Nr. Größe Seite Nr. Größe Seite Nr. Größe Seite
No. size page No. size page No. size page No. size page No. size page
1 315-7 99 7 560-6 105 13 710-6 111 19 900-5 117 25 1250-7 123
2 355-7 100 8 560-3 106 14 710-3 112 20 1000-10 118 26 1400-14 124
3 400-7 101 9 630-9 107 15 800-9 113 21 1000-5 119 27 1400-7 125
4 450-7 102 10 630-6 108 16 800-6 114 22 1120-14 120 28 1600-14 126
5 500-7 103 11 630-3 109 17 800-3 115 23 1120-7 121 29 1600-7 127
6 560-9 104 12 710-9 110 18 900-10 116 24 1250-14 122
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Axial Flow Fans Preisliste Seite / Price List Page 73-77
Typenschlüssel Fan type code

AXV-AL 450-7 /26° LH100-2 SU 400°C/2Std
BXV-PP 450-5 /25° LH100-2 SU
Brandgasventilator / smoke extract fan
400°C/120min, 300°C/120min
Luftrichtung und Einbaulage / air flow and form of running

S, D, SU, SO, DU, DO
Polzahl des Motors / number of poles
Gehäuseausführung / casing version

SH = kurz / short-cased
LH1 = lang / long-cased
Flügelwinkel / pitch angle
AXV: Baugröße und Flügelzahl

AXV: impeller-Ø and number of blades
BXV: Baugröße,Naben-Ø und Flügelzahl
BXV: impeller-Ø, hub-Ø and number of blades
315...1600 - 150, 250 - 3, 5, 6, 7, 10, 14
Axialventilator Flügeltyp, Material / Axial impeller blade type, material
Eigenschaften und Ausführung Bei Einbau von spritzwassergeschützten Motoren muß die Strömungsrichtung
auf jeden Fall angegeben werden. Drehrichtungs- und Luftrichtungspfeile
3.1 Baugrößen und Leistungsbereich sind am außen Gehäuse angebracht.
Wolter-Axialventilatoren werden je nach den Anforderungen und Luftleistungskennlinien
Einbausituationen in verschiedenen Gehäuseausführungen von 315 mm
bis 1600 mm Durchmesser gefertigt. Es lassen sich Luftmengen von Die Kennlinien für diese Typenreihe wurden in Einbauart D (saug- und
1.000 bis 200.000 m³/h bei statischen Drücken bis zu 1.500 Pa erzielen. druckseitig angeschlossen, nach DIN 24 163, Teil 1) aufgenommen und
Höhere Pressungen werden durch mehrstufige, gegenläufig hintereinander zeigen die totale Druckerhöhung Dpt als Funktion des Volumenstroms. Der
geschaltete Ventilatoren erreicht. dynamische Druck pd2 ist auf den Flanschquerschnitt am Ventilatoraustritt
bezogen. Die Kennlinien sind bei Standard-Temperaturen ermittelt
Entrauchungsbetrieb worden.
Die Axialventilatoren der AXV-Baureihe sind nach DIN EN 12101 Teil 3 Schallentwicklung
für den Betrieb bei 300°C/60min (F300), 300°C/120 min, als auch bei
400°C/120min (F400) geprüft. Die folgenden Kennlinien gelten für den Die Ermittlung der Schallleistungspegel erfolgt nach dem Hüllflächenverfahren
Betrieb bei Standardtemperaturen und für die Brandgasentrauchung bei nach DIN 45 635, Teil 38. In den Kennlinien ist der unbewertete
300°C/60min (F300) und 300°C/120 min. Sollten Sie Auslegungen für die Gesamtschallleistungspegel LW angegeben. Der für die Auslegung von
Brandgasentrauchung bei 400°C/120min benötigen, so wenden Sie sich Schalldämpfern maßgebende Schallleistungspegel in den einzelnen
bitte an unseren technischen Vertrieb. Oktavbereichen kann aus folgender Formel ermittelt werden:
LWOkt = LW + LWrel
Gehäuse
Die Gehäuse der AXV/BXV Axialventilatoren sind aus feuerverzinktem Die relativen Oktav-Schallleistungspegel LWrel bei den Oktav-
Stahlblech gefertigt. Die Flansche sind an beiden Enden angeformt, Mittelfrequenzen sind den Tabellen zu entnehmen. Den A-bewerteten
der Lochkreis entspricht DIN 24 154, Reihe 2. Der Klemmenkasten der OktavSchallleistungspegel erhält man durch Addition des A-Filters für die
Langschachtausführung LH ist außen am Gehäuse angebracht, bei Motoren entsprechende Frequenz. (A-Filter siehe Seite 7).
mit Nachschmiereinrichtung ist diese nach außen geführt. LWAOkt = LWOkt + LWrelA
Zur Drehrichtungskontrolle ist ein Sichtloch im Gehäuse vorgesehen. Bei
der Langschachtausführung LH ist der Motor und das Laufrad von der Durch logarithmische Addition aller Oktavschallleistungspegel kann der
Gehäuselänge umschlossen, bei der Kurzschachtausführung SH dagegen A-bewertete Schallleistungspegel ermittelt werden. (siehe Seite 7). Die
ragt der Motor über das Gehäuse hinaus. Schallleistungspegel an der Saug- und Druckseite sind in etwa gleich
groß.
Laufrad LW5 ≈ LW6 , LWA5 ≈ LWA6 , LWA5 ≈ LWA - 3
Die eingebauten Laufräder, Naben und Schaufeln werden aus Aluminum-
Druckguß hergestellt, die Schaufeln mit aerodynamischem Profil garantieren Der Gehäuse-Schallleistungspegel LW2 nach DIN 45 635, Teil 38 wird
hohe Wirkungsgrade und sind geräuscharm. Die Nabenkonstruktion näherungsweise wie folgt ermittelt:
erlaubt eine stufenlose Verstellung des Schaufelwinkels im Stillstand. Die LW2 = LW - 15 dB(A)
Schaufelzahl ist variabel, was den Leistungsbereich vergrößert. Den A-bewerteten Schalldruckpegel LPA in 1m Abstand erhält man annähernd,
Motor indem man vom A-Schallleistungspegel LWA 7 dB (A) abzieht. Zu beachten
ist, dass Reflexionen und Raumcharakteristik, sowie Eigenfrequenzen die Größe
Wolter verwendet Drehstrom-Motoren gem. IEC-Norm 34-1, auf Anforderung des Schalldruckpegels unterschiedlich beeinflussen.
auch in EPACT- Ausführung. Die Motoren sind vollkommen geschlossene,
oberflächengekühlte Kurzschluß-Läufer. Sie entsprechen im Standard Bestellangaben
der Schutzart IP 55, Iso-Klasse F. Auf Anfrage können Motoren höherer
Schutzarten, für explosionsgeschützte Ausführungen oder polumschaltbare Bei der Bestellung des Ventilators sollten folgende Angaben gemacht
Motoren mit 2 oder 3 Drehzahlen mit Dahlanderschaltung oder getrennter werden:
Wicklung verbaut werden. Ebenso sind anwendungsspezifische > Gehäuseausführung, Strömungsrichtung und Einbaulage
Ausführungen möglich, etwa für den Einsatz im Schiffbau, der > genaue Ventilatorbezeichnung und Typenangabe gemäß
Nahrungsmittelindustrie oder der Trocknungstechnik. Die verwendeten obenstehendem Typenschlüssel
Lager sind für eine Lebensdauer nach L 10 ausgelegt.
> Luftleistung in m³/h und statischer Druck des Ventilators in Pa bei einer
Einbaulage und Strömungsrichtung Luftdichte von 1,2 kg/m³
Axialventilatoren der Baureihe AXV/BXV lassen sich in unterschiedlichen Lagen > vorgesehene Motorleistung
problemlos einbauen. Die nebenstehend aufgezeigten Einbaulagen und > Spannung, Frequenz und Phasen der elektrischen Zuleitung
Strömungsrichtungen werden standardmäßig ausgeführt und sind bei
der Bestellung anzugeben. Ohne gesonderte Bestellangabe werden die > notwendige Zubehörteile
Ventilatoren in Bauform S ausgeliefert.
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D DU DO
Gehäuse LH
casing LH
S SU SO
Gehäuse SH
casing SH
Design features Fan performance curves
Types and duty range

The performance curves for these fan types have been established in 3.1
mounting position D (according to DIN 24 163, part 1, duct connected to
Wolter Axial flow fans can be used for various applications in ventilation and inlet and outlet sides) and represent the total pressure increase Dpt as a
process air technology. Standard diameters range from 315 to 1600mm, function of the volume flow. The dynamic pressure pd2 refers to the flange
with airflow rates of up to 200.000 m³/h at static pressure increases of up cross-sectional area at the of the fan.
to 1.500 Pa. Higher pressures can be achieved by using contra-rotating
multi-stage fans. Sound levels
Smoke spill operation The sound levels are in accordance to DIN 45 635, section 38. The
performance curves show the unweighted total sound power levels LW. The
The AXV range of axial fans is designed and tested to operate at standard octave sound power level is important for the selection of suitable sound
temperatures as well as at elevated temperatures of 300°C for 60 (F300) attenuators. It is calculated as follows:
and 120 minutes and 400°C for at least 120 minutes (F400), according to
DIN EN ISO 12101, part 3. The following fan curves are valid for standard LWOkt = LW + LWrel
temperatures and 300°/60(120) minutes operation. To select a fan for The relative octave sound power level LWArel at octave medium frequency
400°C/120 minutes operation, please contact our technical support. can be taken from the tables. The A-weighted octave sound power level is
obtained by applying the A-filter (see page 7):
Casing LWAOkt = LWOkt + LWrelA
Fan casings are hot-dip galvanised. Flanges are rolled, the pitch circles of
The A-weighted sound power level LWA is obtained by logarithmic addition
holes are in accordance with DIN 24 154, R2.
of all A-weighted octave sound power levels (see page 7). The sound power
> LH - Long-cased axial fan, with external terminal box level on suction and outlet sides are approximatley equal.
> SH - Short-cased axial fan LW5 ≈ LW6 , LWA5 ≈ LWA6 , LWA5 ≈ LWA - 3
If motors require additional lubrication, tubes and grease-nipples are fitted The sound power level radiated from the casing, LW2, according to DIN 45
to the outside of the fan casing. An inspection hole, closed by a rubber 635, part 38, is calculated by the following approximation formula:
plug, allows to control the direction of rotation.
LW2 = LW - 15 dB(A)
Impellers
The A-weighted sound pressure level LPA at a distance of 1 metre is
AXV impellers, hubs and blades are made off pressure-cast aluminium calculated approximately by deducting 7 dB(A) from the A-weighted sound
alloy, the aerodynamical profile guarantees high efficiency and low noise power level LWA. It is important to note that reflexion and environmental
levels. The pitch angle is adjustableduring standstill. The variable number characteristics as well as resonant frequencies influence the sound pressure
of blades the expands the performance range. levels in different ways.
Motor Ordering designations
Wolter uses closed squirrel cage motors according to IEC 34, if required When ordering, please provide the following information:
also in accordance with EPACT. Standard motors are class F with IP 55 > fan type code (see opposite page), casing version and
protection class. Multi speed versions with 2 or 3 speeds (Dahlander form of running
circuit or separate windings) are also available, as well as explosion-proof
versions or specific industrial executions such as marine-type fans. The > duty required at standard air temperature
motor bearings have a L 10 life. (air volume in m³/h at static pressure in Pa)
> motor power rating in kW
Forms of running > electrical supply
Wolter AXV/BXV axial flow fans are available for all forms of running. > required ancillary euipment
The above chart shows all standard forms of running. Please indicate the
required configuration when ordering. Without specific instructions, fans
will be delivered in configuration S. Arrows outside the fan casing indicates
the correct direction of rotation and airflow.
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Hinweise zu Auslegung und Einbau

Auslegung
Bei der Ventilatorauslegung anhand der Kennlinien ist darauf zu achten,
daß die zum benötigten Betriebspunkt jeweils oberhalb liegende
Kennlinie gewählt wird. Der Ventilator sollte so gewählt werden, dass
der geforderte Betriebspunkt möglichst in der Mitte der Kennlinie im
Bereich der besten Wirkungsgrade liegt. Bei Auslegungen nahe an der
oberen Grenze der Kennlinie besteht die Gefahr des Abrißbetriebs.
Die mechanischen Belastungen auf das Laufrad können in diesem Fall
so groß werden, daß das Laufrad zerstört wird. Um die größtmögliche schlecht / incorrect 1 richtig / correct
Betriebssicherheit zu gewährleisten sollte der Motor nach dem maximalen
Kraftbedarf innerhalb der Flügelwinkelkennlinie dimensioniert werden,
eine etwaige Motorüberlastung ist in diesem Fall ausgeschlossen (siehe
Auswahlbeispiel auf der folgenden Seite).
Ventilatoreinbau Rohrlänge min.1xØ
Beim Einbau der Ventilatoren sind folgende Hinweise zu beachten: duct length min. 1xØ
> Die An- und Abströmung bei frei ansaugenden und ausblasenden
Ventilatoren sollte so gewählt werden, daß saugseitig und druckseitig
mindestens ein freier Abstandsraum von 1,5 x Ventilatordurchmesser
zum nächsten Bauteil gegeben ist. Die Saugseite sollte mit einer
Einströmdüse versehen werden um eine gleichmäßige Anströmung
zu gewährleisten. Bei Ventilatoren mit großen Leistungen ist
die Verwendung eines Ausblasdiffusors ratsam, um so eine
Druckrückgewinnung zu erzielen. falsch / incorrect 2 richtig / correct
> Bei Ventilatoren, die in eine Rohr- oder Kanalleitung eingebaut werden,
sollten die saug- und druckseitigen Anschlußteile (Umlenkungen, Filter,
3.1 Kulissenschalldämpfer, Rohrschalldämpfer mit Innenkern) mit den
notwendigen Radien bzw. Abständen zum Ventilator versehen sein.
Die flexiblen Verbindungen sind glatt und straff einzubauen, so daß
sie nicht in den Ventilatorquerschnitt hineinragen. Bei Mißachtung der
Einbaurichtlinien besteht die Gefahr von Leistungsverlusten (siehe
Abbildungen).
Fan selection and installation

falsch / incorrect 3 richtig / correct
Fan selection
Please select fans according to the nearest performance curve above
the required duty point. The middle range of each fan curve is the area
of highest efficiency. Do not select fans at the upper end of the fan
curve, as this might cause the fan to work in stall. In order to avoid motor
overloading, please select motors according to the peak power of the
respective performance curve. Please refer to the selection example
on the following page.
1,5 x D
Fan installation
When installing the fan, please consider the following instructions:
> Fans with free inlet and outlet should be installed with an unobstructed
distance of at least 1,5 x fan diameter on suction and pressure sides.
Fans should have a bellmouth on the inlet side in order to assure
optimal incoming flow. A diffusor mounted on the pressure side will
increase efficiency. falsch / incorrect 4 richtig / correct
> When installing fans in a ducted system, adequate distance to other
structural parts such as bends, filters and silencers should be provided
for. A sharp bond radius of the duct near the suction or pressure side
of the fan is to be avoided. Flexible connections are to be installed in
a way that does not obstruct the outlet cross section of the fan (see
following page).
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Auswahlbeispiel
Ventilator-Kennlinie
Performance curve 50 Hz AXV 630-7
Geforderter Betriebspunkt AXV630G

32
> Volumenstrom: 3,8 m3/s
Gesamt-Schalleistungspegel L W [dB]
95 110 28 30
26
85 24
20 22
> statischer Druck: 50 Pa 8 10
12 14
16 18
90 105
Bei der Bestimmung der statischen Druckerhöhung ist über die 80
sound power level

dynamische Druckverlustkurve der Wert für p d zu bestimmen
(90 Pa dynamisch + 50 Pa statisch = 140 Pa Totaldruck) 85 100
75
> Ventilatordrehzahl: 1.440 1/min (4-polig)
450 1800
Vorgehensweise:
Totaldruck pt [PA]

 = 1,2 kg/m
180 32
total pressure
In der für diesen Leistungsbereich relevanten Kennlinie wird der 400 1600
26
28
30
Volumenstrom und Druckerhöhung abgetragen. 160 24

350 1400 22
18 20
Aus dem Schnittpunkt ergeben sich folgende Angaben: 140 8 10
12 14
16
300 1200
> Motordrehzahl oder Polzahl: 1.440 1/min - 4-polig 120
250 1000
> Flügelwinkel: 20 Grad 100
> Ventilatorwirkungsgrad: 58 % 80
200 800
> GesamtSchallleistungspegel: 87 dB 150 600

60
100 400
40
20 50 200
pd Bezugs-
drehzahl
[min-1]
0 0 0
4000 8000 12000 16000 20000 24000 28000 32000 36000 40000 2880
Selection example 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 7.0 8.0 9.0 10.0 11.0 12.0 2-pol
Required duty point

2000 4000
1.0
6000
1.5 2.0
8000
2.5
10000 12000 14000
3.0 3.5 4.0
16000
4.5
18000
5.0
20000
5.5
1440
6.0 4-pol 3.1
> Volume flow : 3,8 m3/s 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 8000 9000 10000 11000 12000 13000 14000 950
0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 6-pol
> Static pressure: 50 Pa .

Volumenstrom / volume flow V [m /h]
>
[m /s]
In order to calculate the total pressure, please add velocity pressure max. Aufnahmeleistung PLmax
Peak absorbed power [kW]
Relative Frequenzspektren
relative frequency spectrum L in dB/Okt
to static pressure (90 Pa dynamic pressure + 50 Pa static pressure n Winkel / pitch angle [ ] Oktavb.-Mittenfr. / Octave b. midfr. [Hz]
= 140 Pa total pressure) [min-1]

950
8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22
0,15 0,20 0,25 0,28 0,29 0,33 0,36 0,40 0,47 0,55 0,61 0,64 0,71
24 26 28 30 32 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k
> Fan speed: 1.440 1/min (4-pole) motor 0,37 5,5 1,1
-3 -5 -7 -7 -8 -12 -18 -24
1440 0,53 0,69 0,88 0,96 1,02 1,15 1,24 1,41 1,65 1,90 2,11 2,22 2,47
-5 -6 -5 -6 -7 -10 -15 -21
Using the fan curve motor
2880
0,55 1,1 1,5
4,24 5,52 7,04 7,68 8,16 9,20 9,92 11,3 13,2 15,2 16,9 17,8 19,8
2,2 3,0
-5 -10 -7 -5 -7 -8 -12 -18

Having chosen a fan with adequate performance range for the required motor 5,5 7,5 11,0 15,0 18,5 22,0
duty point, plot volume flow and pressure.

At the point of intersection, the following data can be read:
> Motor speed or number of poles 1.440 1/min - 4-pole
> Pitch angle: 20 degrees
> Fan efficiency: 58 %
> Sound power level: 87 dB
Bestimmung der Motorleistung im Betriebspunkt Calculation of motor power

Es gibt zwei Möglichkeiten, die zugehörige Motorleistung zu bestimmen: There are two possibilities to calculate the motor power:
1) Berechnung des Kraftbedarfs im Betriebspunkt: 1) Calculation of absorbed power in duty point
. .
V [m³/s] · ∆pt [Pa] 3,8
____ m³/s · 140 Pa
____ V [m³/s] · ∆pt [Pa] 3,8
____ m³/s · 140 Pa
____
PL [kW] = = = 0,91 kW PL [kW] = = = 0,91 kW
η [%] · 10 58 · 10 η [%] · 10 58 · 10
Motorleistung: 1,1 kW Motor power: 1,1 kW

) Bestimmung der Motorleistung nach der maximalen Aufnahmeleistung ) Calculation according to peak absorbed power, see table below the
gemäß Tabelle unterhalb der Kennlinie: 1,24 kW fan curve: 1,24 kW
Motorleistung: 1,5 kW Motor power: 1,5 kW
Die Angabe der maximalen Aufnahmeleistung ist die des Maximalwertes The given peak absorbed power is the maximum shaft absorbed power
über die gesamte Flügelwinkelkurve im schlechtesten Fall. over the whole pitch angle curve in.
Die Berechnung des Geräuschpegels im geforderten Betriebspunkt ist auf The calculation of sound levels in the duty point is described on page 7.
Seite 7 ausführlich beschrieben.
WX1 V.2008/9 95
Gesamt-Schallleistungspegel LW [dB] AXV 400-7, 50Hz
85 100
645023, AXV-AL 400-7, 2880, 1440, 960
8° 10°12° 14° 16° 18°

!"
75
32°
80 95 28° 30°
70 20° 22° 24°26°
sound power level
75 90
65
600
Totaldruck ∆pt [PA]
140
total pressure
60
500
120
50
100 400
40
80
32°
300 3.1
30°
30
28°
60
26°
200 24°
20
40 22°
20°
18°
100 16°
10 14°
20
12°
10° Bezugs-
8° drehzahl
[min-1]
0 0 0
2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 8000 9000 10000 2880
2880 1/min
0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 2-pol
1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 5000 1440
1440 1/min
0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 1.2 1.4 4-pol
500 1500 2500 3500 960

960 1/min
0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1 6-pol
.
Ausführung für Entrauchungsbetrieb 400°C/120min auf Anfrage. Volumenstrom / volume flow V [m³/h]
Smoke-extract version for 400°C/120min on request. [m³/s]
max. Aufnahmeleistung PLmax Relative Frequenzspektren
peak absorbed power [kW] relative frequency spectrum LWArel in ∆dB/Okt
n Flügelwinkel / pitch angle [°] Oktavb.-Mittenfr. / Octave band mid-fr. [Hz]
[min-1] 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k
960 0,02 0,02 0,02 0,02 0,03 0,03 0,03 0,04 0,04 0,05 0,05 0,06 0,06
-5 -6 -5 -6 -7 -10 -15 -21
motor 0,37
1440 0,05 0,06 0,07 0,09 0,10 0,12 0,12 0,13 0,16 0,16 0,19 0,21 0,22
-5 -6 -5 -6 -7 -10 -15 -21
motor 0,37
2880 0,42 0,48 0,56 0,68 0,81 0,92 0,95 1,06 1,24 1,30 1,49 1,68 1,79
-5 -10 -7 -5 -7 -8 -12 -18
motor 0,55 0,75 1,1 1,5 2,2
Abmessungen + Zubehör Seite / Dimensions + Accessories page 157-159, 176-179

GL-AXV WG LRK MF
WX1 V.2008/9 99
Axialventilatoren AXV 450-7, 50 Hz
645003, AXV-AL 450-7, 2880, 1440, 960
8° 10° 12° 14° 16°
Gesamt-Schallleistungspegel LW [dB]
90 105
80
28° 30°32°
85 100 18° 20° 22° 24° 26°
75
sound power level
80 95
70
75 90
80 180
total pressure
700
70 160
600
140
60
500
120
50
100 400
3.1
40 32°
80 30°
300
28°
30 26°
60 24°
22°
200 20°
20
40 18°
16°
14°
10 100 12°
20 10°
8°
Bezugs-
drehzahl
[min-1]
0 0 0
2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 12000 14000 2880
2880 1/min
0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 2-pol
1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 1440

1440 1/min
0.4 0.6 0.8 1 1.2 1.4 1.6 1.8 2 4-pol
1000 2000 3000 4000 960

960 1/min
0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 1.2 6-pol
.
Smoke-extract version 400°C/120min on request. [m³/s]
[min-1] 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k
960 0,03 0,03 0,04 0,04 0,05 0,05 0,06 0,06 0,07 0,08 0,10 0,11 0,12
-3 -5 -7 -7 -8 -12 -18 -24
motor 0,37
1440 0,09 0,11 0,13 0,15 0,18 0,18 0,20 0,22 0,25 0,30 0,35 0,37 0,40
-5 -6 -5 -6 -7 -10 -15 -21
motor 0,37 0,55
2880 0,70 0,87 1,03 1,22 1,40 1,41 1,56 1,76 1,96 2,36 2,77 2,94 3,22
-5 -10 -7 -5 -7 -8 -12 -18
motor 1,1 1,5 2,2 3,0 4,0

GL-AXV WG LRK MF
100 WX1 V.2008/9

Axialventilatoren AXV 560-9, 50 Hz
645021, AXV-AL 560-9, 2880, 1440, 960
Gesamt-Schallleistungspegel LW [dB]
95 110 32°
85 24° 26° 28° 30°
8° 10° 14° 16° 18° 20° 22°
12°
sound power level
90 105
80
85 100
140
total pressure
300 1200
120
250 1000
100
200 800
80
3.1
150 600
32°
60 30°
28°
26°
100 400 24°
40
22°
20°
18°
50 200 16°
20 14°
12°
10° Bezugs-
8° drehzahl
[min-1]
0 0 0
7500 10000 12500 15000 17500 20000 22500 25000 27500 2880
2880 1/min
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 2-pol
4000 6000 8000 10000 12000 14000 1440

1440 1/min
1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4-pol
2000 4000 6000 8000 960

960 1/min
0.75 1 1.25 1.5 1.75 2 2.25 2.5 6-pol
.
Smoke-extract version 400°C/120min on request. [m³/s]
[min-1] 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k
960 0,10 0,12 0,14 0,16 0,18 0,21 0,23 0,26 0,29 0,31 0,33 0,38 0,41
-3 -5 -7 -7 -8 -12 -18 -24
motor 0,37 0,55
1440 0,36 0,42 0,50 0,55 0,64 0,72 0,79 0,89 1,01 1,06 1,13 1,32 1,45
-5 -6 -5 -6 -7 -10 -15 -21
motor 0,55 0,75 1,1 1,5
2880 2,87 3,38 3,99 4,43 5,08 5,77 6,32 7,13 8,04 8,50 9,07 10,6 11,6
-5 -10 -7 -5 -7 -8 -12 -18
motor 3,0 4,0 5,5 7,5 11 15

GL-AXV WG LRK MF
102 WX1 V.2008/9

Abmessungen - Dimensions
s
!" Ø Tk
LH SH
ØDa
ØDi
hF
z x Ød
bF
k1 k2 E
l1 l2 F
l max
Baugröße Da Di hF zxd Tk E F bF
size [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm]
315 398 320 205 8 x 12 366 265 315 60
3.1
355 438 359 225 8 x 12 405 305 355 60
400 484 401 250 12 x 12 448 350 400 60
450 534 450 280 12 x 12 497 400 450 60
500 584 504 315 12 x 12 551 440 500 70
560 664 565 345 16 x 14 629 500 560 70
630 734 634 400 16 x 14 698 570 630 70
710 814 711 450 16 x 14 775 650 710 70
800 904 797 500 12* x 14 861 730 800 80
900 1004 894 580 12* x 14 958 830 900 80
1000 1105 1003 630 12* x 14 1067 930 990 80
1120 1245 1125 690 16* x 18 1200 1050 1110 100
1250 1370 1250 750 16* x 18 1337 1180 1240 100
1400 1525 1405 830 16* x 18 1475 1330 1390 100
1600 1725 1605 930 20* x 18 1675 1530 1590 100
LH/1 LH/2 SH
Baugröße s k1 l1 Motor s k1 l1 Motor s k2 l2 lmax
size [mm] [mm] [mm] max. [mm] [mm] [mm] max. [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm]
315 2 356 420 80 2 161 225 350
355 2 356 420 80 2 161 225 350
400 2 371 435 90 2 161 225 400
450 2 371 435 112 2 161 225 500
500 2 396 470 112 2 151 225 600
560 2 396 470 112 3 624 700 160 3 224 300 750
630 2 396 470 112 3 624 700 160 3 224 300 750
710 2,5 395 470 112 2,5 490 565 132 2,5 225 300 600
800 2,5 385 470 112 3 614 700 160 3 214 300 750
900 3 479 565 132 4 612 700 160 4 212 300 750
1000 3 479 565 132 4 692 780 180 4 262 350 800
1120 4 592 700 160 4 892 1000 200 4 242 350 800
1250 4 592 700 160 4 892 1000 225 4 242 350 800
1400 4 892 1000 225 4 242 350 800
1600 4 892 1000 280 4 242 350 800
* Bohrungsanzahl nicht gemäß DIN 24 154 Teil 2 (halbe Anzahl der Bohrungen)
No. of holes not according to DIN 24 154 part 2 (half no. of holes)
WX1 V.2008/9 157

15. PRODUCT GUARANTEES AND
WARRANTIES
Date:
Project Name : Sheikh Khalifa Medical City

Outpatient Speciality Clinic
Client : M/s. Abu Dhabi Health Services Co. (SEHA)
Consultant : M/s. Morgan Consulting Engineers
Main Contractor : M/s. Al Reem Hospico Co. LLC
WARRANTY CERTIFICATE
WE, ENERGY INTERNATIONAL, ABU DHABI HEREBY GUARANTEE THAT FANS
SUPPLIED TO M/S. AL REEM HOSPICO CO. LLC UNITED ARAB EMIRATES, FOR
THE ABOVE MENTIONED PROJECT WITH REFERENCE TO OUR D.O No.: ________
DATED: ________& INVOICE No.: ________ DATED: ________ AS PER YOUR PO
NO: ________ DATED ________ ARE GUARANTEED AGAINST MANUFACTURING
DEFECTS AND MALFUNCTION FOR A PERIOD OF THREE (3) YEARS FROM THE
DATE OF TRANSFER CERTIFICATE and FIVE (5) YEARS FOR THE MOTOR.
WE WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGES RESULTING FROM

IMPROPER STORAGE OR HANDLING PRIOR TO THE INSTALLATION OF
EQUIPMENT. THE LIABILITY OF THE SUPPLIER SHALL NOT EXCEED THE SALES
SUM OF AMOUNT RECEIVED.
For ENERGY INTERNATIONAL,

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OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL

SUPPLY AND EXTRACT FANS

No. Consultant Comments Contractor Response Remarks

Approved Testing and Commissioning shall be attached, reports shall

7 Approved As Built Drawing shall be attached By Contractor

2. EMERGENCY ESCALATION PROCEDURES

4. SYSTEM PURPOSE AND SCOPE

5. DESCRIPTION AND INTERFACE INFORMATION

7. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS & PROCEDURES

10. HSE & DISPOSAL INSTRUCTIONS

11. TESTING AND COMMISSIONING

13. MANUFACTURER AND SUPPLIERS LITRATURE

14. PRODUCT GUARANTEES AND WARRANTIES

The project is located in Sheikh Khalifa Medical City, Outpatient Speciality

The case will be attended in 48 hours if maintenance

Duct Fans can be used for ventilation of:

1‐ Axial Fan Model “AXV”

2‐ Centrifugal Inline Fan Model "SX"

3‐ Centrifugal Fan Model Dynamo “D”

Mr. Khalil Bilan

Mr. Ramesh Krishnan

TOTAL FANS 39 TOTAL FANS 45

Centrex Inliner Direct & Belt Drive

plastic or in some similar weatherproof

bearing life and may void the manufactur- THREADED ROD

(2) NUTS (BY OTHERS)

DUCT W/90º FLARE (BY

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BELT DRIVE Figure 4: Belt Drive

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1. Blown fuse or open circuit breaker 1. Replace fuses or circuit breaker

1. Open access doors or loose sections of ducts 1. Check for leakage

1. Slope should be fitted in the direction of the

1. Belt slippage 1. Adjust tension or replace bad belts

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Wheel Alignment Procedures

1. If “Front to Back” adjustment is

Centrifugal Wheel Spun Inlet Venturi Set Screws

Loosen All S/M Screws

Spun Inlet Venturi Flange With Over-Sized Venturi Panel

Section Thru S/M Screw

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Hanger Bracket Assembly Instructions

Centrex Inliner is manufactured to be

1. Simply take a punch and hammer to

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One Year Limited Warranty For PennBarry Products

What You Must Do

1. You must be the original commercial purchaser of the PennBarry Product.

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Checking vibration levels.

Cleaning the fan surface.

Inspection of the inside of the fan.

Inspection of the impeller.

◆ Clean the motor enclosure to remove dust or oil spills.

◆ Measure insulation rating of the motor as per rating.

◆ Check condition of cables, cable glands, terminal boxes and seals.

◆ Check level and condition of lubricants. Replace/ Replenish.

◆ Drain condensed water.

◆ Check tightness of mounting bolts and other bolted connections.

◆ Check fans for vibration and unusual sound

◆ Inspect belt tightness. Adjust / replace belts as necessary.