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Single Phase Totally Enclosed Motor
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24" Air Blasters Medium Stand, 1/2 HP
24M-1/2M
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- Direct Drive Air Blasters
- 1 Phase 115/230v
- EDP # 2172
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- Prop Dia.Decibals@ 10'HPCFMRPM24"801/265001725
- Front & Rear Guards Meet OSHA Standards
- Non-Tipping Heavy Base
- Welded Steel Construction
- Portable or Stationary Mount
I am looking for the most energy efficient fans. Would a fan with a lower horse power be more energy efficient?
All things being equal such as same motor RPM, Voltage, Service-Factor and Insulation: Yes a lower HP motor consumes less energy, the efficiency would depend on the CFM produced for the motor size.
The CFM is determined by the size and shape of the fan blade in conjunction with the RPM of the motor. That being said, the actual energy efficiency would be determined by dividing the CFM by the energy being used to produce the CFM. A good rule of thumb would be to divide the CFM by the wattage the motor uses.
On a single phase motor you multiply the motor rated amps x the motor voltage, and on a three phase motor you multiply the result by 1.73
CFM means cubic feet of air per minute. It is the measurement of airflow.