The Livestock Barn Exhaust Fan is a highly efficient and reliable ventilation solution designed specifically for livestock barns.
This fan has a generous fan blade diameter of 48'' (1.22m), allowing for extensive air movement within the barn. It is powered by 3Φ/380V/50Hz, ensuring a stable and consistent performance.
The noise level is impressively low at ≤70dB, minimizing disruption to the animals and the overall barn environment. With a protection level of IP55, it is well-equipped to withstand dust and moisture, making it suitable for the challenging conditions of a livestock barn.
The frame size of 1460*1460*580mm provides a solid and space-efficient structure. The current is 1.7A, and the input power is 850W, indicating its energy consumption and power input capabilities.
It offers an air volume of 52.9m³/h, which is substantial for maintaining a fresh and well-ventilated barn. The rotation speed can be controlled from 20% to 100% at 460r/min, giving you the flexibility to adjust the ventilation based on your specific requirements. Installation is straightforward as it can be securely screwed to the frame on the wall.
In summary, this exhaust fan is a durable, efficient, and customizable option that is ideal for maintaining optimal air quality and comfort in your livestock barn.

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Livestock barn exhaust fans have various applications in ranches.
They are mainly used to maintain a good air circulation and quality within the barns.
Firstly, they help remove stale and humid air. This is crucial as it reduces the risk of respiratory problems for the livestock and the growth of mold and bacteria.
Secondly, during hot summer days, these exhaust fans can lower the temperature inside the barn, creating a more comfortable environment for the animals.
They also play a role in controlling odors. By constantly removing the foul-smelling air, they improve the overall hygiene and working conditions in the ranch.
In addition, proper air movement facilitated by the exhaust fans can prevent the accumulation of dust and allergens, which is beneficial for the health of both the livestock and the workers.
Finally, when there is a need to control the spread of diseases, these fans can assist in creating a well-ventilated space that is less conducive to the transmission of pathogens.