PSX006XL
PSD008XL
PSD010XL
392
836
1266
MODEL
AMPS CFM
1.26
2.99
4.84
PERFORMANCE · QUALITY · CUSTOMER SERVICE
REVISED: JANUARY 1, 2024
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I N S T A L L A T I O N I N S T R U C T I O N S
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T R A D E - W I N D ®
I N - L I N E B L O W E R / V E N T I L A T O R
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WEIGHT
12 lbs.
19 lbs.
21 lbs.
Featuring a galvanized steel housing Trade-Wind® In-Line Blowers are designed to be installed “in-line” with a Trade-Wind® or
comparable wood hood liner. These fans are specifically designed to provide efficient, high velocity air movement by combining
the best elements of high flow axial designs with the power of a centrifugal squirrel cage blower. Direct Drive motor construction
eliminates the need for continuous belt alignment, tension adjustments and maintenance.
DESCRIPTION
(This applies to Illustration on the Left)
Trade-Wind® In-Line Blower Mechanism (K), Duct Silencer (I),
Damper (E) and two Fast Clamps (H) which are placed on each
side of the Duct Silencer (I). This picture illustrates the required
progression but the orientation can /will vary. The In-Line
Blower and Duct Silencer in this illustration are in a horizontal
position, they can be installed at any angle. Attic installations
are highly recommended.
To ensure the overall ventilation system operates as designed,
please carefully review the Installation Instructions included
with the individual products. These guidelines are the
manufacturer’s suggestions. Always observe local, municipal
and state building codes.
Note: In the illustration (left): F is the ducting elbow; G is the duct
pipe of some variable length for specific application; J is the same
as G but on the other side of the Duct Silencer(I); and L is the Roof
Cap or Wall Cap that is to be sized the same square inches
opening as duct pipe. The A, B, C, and D are the specifications
dictated by the the customer's Designer or Builder.
INSTALLATION ILLUSTRATION INSTALLATION CONSIDERATIONS
See page 4.
DIMENSIONS
TYPICAL INSTALLATION
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