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China I3-48 Centrifugal Fan for Kitchen Lampblack Purification - High-Efficiency Suppliers & Factory

The I3-48 series oil fume purification centrifuge is expertly designed and manufactured by our factory in China, utilizing the latest advancements in foreign technology. Addressing the common challenge of cleaning oil residues in kitchen smoke exhaust systems, we have collaborated with our long-standing partners to enhance multi-wing fan impellers. These improvements leverage our extensive experience and cutting-edge manufacturing techniques, This compact fan system boasts high suction power, stable operation, and exceptional energy efficiency, all while maintaining low noise levels. Its user-friendly installation and maintenance features make it a preferred choice among our valued customers. With its thoughtful design, remarkable energy-saving capabilities, and superior productivity, the I3-48 series centrifuge is highly regarded by users and stands out among suppliers in the industry

    Parameters

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    Model Speed
    (r/min)
    Power
    (kW-P)
    Traffic
    (m³/h)
    Total Pressure
    (Pa)
    Voltage
    (V)
    Frequency
    (Hz)
    Horsepower
    (HP)
    3.15A 960 0.75-6 1781–3326 338–254 380 50 1
    1450 2.2-4 3060–5240 858–644 380 50 3
    3.55A 960 1.1-6 2970–5130 432–290 380 50 1.5
    1450 4-4 5911–7213 1200–980 380 50 5.5
    1450 5.5-4 7354–8987 1720–1580 380 50 7.5
    4A 960 3-6 6200–10000 690–610 380 50 4
    1450 5.5-4 7500–10210 1510–1350 380 50 7.5
    1450 7.5-4 9010–12600 1680–1180 380 50 10
    4.5A 960 4-6 7500–11000 764–757 380 50 5.5
    960 5.5-6 10400–14130 840–773 380 50 7.5
    5A 960 5.5-6 11830–15955 760–630 380 50 7.5
    960 7.5-6 13000–17400 1010–710 380 50 10
    5.6A 960 7.5-6 14050–19200 980–690 380 50 10
    960 11-6 12030–23000 1364–1276 380 50 15
    960 15-6 14819–25500 1700–1600 380 50 20
    6.3A 960 11-6 16200–24230 1198–1015 380 50 15
    960 15-6 17684–26600 1661–1500 380 50 20

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Q What do the model numbers (e.g., 3.15A, 4A, 6.3A) represent?
    The model numbers indicate the fan size classification. The numeric value generally refers to the impeller diameter (in scaled units), while the letter "A" denotes the series type. Larger model numbers correspond to higher airflow capacity and power ratings.
    Q Why do some models offer two different speed options (960 r/min and 1450 r/min)?
    Different speed settings allow the fan to be adapted to various application requirements. A lower speed (960 r/min) typically produces less noise and consumes less power, while a higher speed (1450 r/min) delivers greater airflow and total pressure, suitable for more demanding ventilation systems.
    Q What does the "Power (kW-P)" column mean — for example, "5.5-4"?
    The power notation "kW-P" indicates the motor power in kilowatts followed by the number of poles. For example, "5.5-4" means a 5.5 kW motor with 4 poles. The number of poles directly affects the motor's synchronous speed and efficiency characteristics.
    Q Are all models compatible with standard 380V / 50Hz electrical supply?
    Yes, all models listed in the parameters table operate on a standard 380V voltage and 50Hz frequency supply, which is the common industrial power standard in many countries. Please verify your local electrical specifications before installation.
    Q How do I select the right model based on traffic (airflow) and total pressure requirements?
    First, calculate the required airflow volume (m³/h) and the static or total pressure (Pa) needed for your duct system. Then match these values against the Traffic and Total Pressure ranges in the parameters table. Choose a model whose operating range covers your target values with a reasonable safety margin.
    Q What is the significance of the Horsepower (HP) rating in the table?
    The Horsepower (HP) rating provides an alternative power reference commonly used in some markets and engineering specifications. It directly corresponds to the kW power rating (approximately 1 HP ≈ 0.746 kW) and helps engineers cross-reference motor sizing with HP-based equipment standards.