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Low-Noise Multi-Wing Centrifugal Fans for Commercial Kitchens - China Suppliers & Factory Solutions

Introducing the SRE Commercial Kitchen Multi-Wing Low-Noise Centrifugal Fan, a state-of-the-art solution designed for optimal performance in industrial applications. This fan features a square design and a rear door configuration, complemented by a built-in cotton filter for maximum efficiency. Independently developed based on advanced prototypes, our fan stands out as one of the lowest noise and vibration rate options available in China, Ideal for exhaust fume management in hotel kitchens, as well as ventilation and air exchange in workshops, office buildings, laboratories, basements, and various industrial and mining enterprises, the SRE fan is a reliable choice. As a leading manufacturer, we take pride in supplying high-quality fans that meet the demanding needs of our clients. Explore our factory's offerings today and experience the exceptional performance of our low-noise centrifugal fans

    Parameters

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    Model Speed
    (r/min)
    Power
    (kW-P)
    Traffic
    (m³/h)
    Total Pressure
    (Pa)
    Voltage
    (V)
    Frequency
    (Hz)
    Horsepower
    (HP)
    2.8A 1450 0.75-4 1780–3130 570–450 220/380 50 1
    1450 1.1-4 2570–3840 600–460 220/380 50 1.5
    3A·S 1450 1.1-4 2750–4050 750–610 220/380 50 1.5
    3A·M 1450 1.5-4 3270–4950 880–630 220/380 50 2
    3A·L 1450 1.5-4 3950–5250 840–610 220/380 50 2
    3.2A 1450 2.2-4 4465–6138 990–730 220/380 50 3
    3.5A 1450 2.2-4 4950–6633 1150–850 220/380 50 3
    1450 3-4 5204–7011 1205–755 380 50 4
    4A 1450 4-4 5900–9500 1375–990 380 50 5.5
    4.5A 1450 5.5-4 8270–12250 1600–1170 380 50 7.5
    5A 960 5.5-6 10990–15750 1350–1250 380 50 7.5
    1450 7.5-4 12950–18320 1550–1460 380 50 10
    Frequently Asked Questions
    Q What does the speed specification (r/min) indicate in the parameter table?
    The speed value expressed in revolutions per minute (r/min) refers to the rotational speed of the fan motor. For most models in this series, the standard speed is 1450 r/min, while the 5A model also offers a lower 960 r/min option, which typically provides quieter operation and lower power consumption at a reduced airflow capacity.
    Q What is the difference between the 3A·S, 3A·M, and 3A·L models?
    The suffixes S (Small), M (Medium), and L (Large) denote different size variants within the 3A series. Each variant offers progressively higher airflow (Traffic m³/h) and total pressure (Pa) output, allowing users to select the most suitable model based on their specific ventilation requirements and installation space.
    Q Which models support dual voltage (220V/380V) operation?
    Models 2.8A, 3A·S, 3A·M, 3A·L, 3.2A, and 3.5A (first configuration) support dual voltage input of 220V/380V at 50 Hz. Larger models such as 4A, 4.5A, and 5A operate exclusively on 380V, which is standard for higher-power industrial applications.
    Q How do I select the right model based on airflow (Traffic m³/h) requirements?
    To select the correct model, first calculate the required air volume for your space (typically: room volume × air changes per hour). Then match this figure to the Traffic (m³/h) range listed in the table. For example, if you need approximately 10,000–15,000 m³/h, the 5A model at 960 r/min would be an appropriate choice.
    Q What does the total pressure (Pa) value represent and why is it important?
    Total pressure (measured in Pascals) represents the fan's ability to overcome resistance within the duct system, including bends, filters, grilles, and duct length. A higher total pressure rating means the fan can effectively move air through more complex or longer duct configurations. Selecting a model with adequate total pressure ensures efficient airflow delivery in your specific installation.
    Q Why do some models (2.8A and 3.5A and 5A) have two rows of specifications?
    Models with two rows of specifications offer two distinct configuration options — typically differing in power (kW-P), airflow (m³/h), total pressure (Pa), and horsepower (HP). This gives installers flexibility to choose the configuration that best matches their performance needs and available power supply, without requiring a completely different model.