Unique Construction Features
1FABRA HOOD STYLE - Models LD and LB have a
2HINGED ACCESS - The entire hood assembly on models LD and LB can be hinged open for access to the internal fan components.
3LOUVERED PENTHOUSE - Models LDP and LBP penthouse style housings are constructed of heavy extruded aluminum louvers with mitered and welded corners.
4HOOD COVER - Models LDP and LBP aluminum hood covers are hinged and removable for access.
5DRIVE FRAME - Constructed from heavy gauge galvanized steel. Belt adjustment is accomplished by loosening fasteners, sliding the motor plate, and retightening fasteners.
6FAN SHAFT - Precisely sized, ground, and polished so the first critical speed is at least 25% over the maximum operating speed. Close tolerances between the shaft and bearing result in longer bearing life.
7BEARINGS - 100% factory tested and designed specifically for air handling applications with
a minimum L10 life in excess of 100,000 hours (L50 average life of 500,000 hours).
8CURB CAP - Curb cap has prepunched mounting holes to ensure correct attachment to the curb.
9MOTOR - Permanently lubricated, sealed ball bearing motors are selected to provide years of
10DRIVE ASSEMBLY - Drives are oversized 150% of driven horsepower. Machined cast iron pulleys are factory set to the required RPM and are adjustable for final system balancing. Belts are static free and oil resistant.
11WHEEL - An aluminum, backward inclined,
12VIBRATION ISOLATORS - Support the drive assembly and wheel without steel to steel contact providing long life and quiet operation.
13BIRDSCREEN - Galvanized rigid wire protects the fan’s discharge from birds or small objects. (Aluminum birdscreen is optional).
14WINDBAND - Lower windband assembly ensures weathertight and rigid unit construction.
15DISCONNECT SWITCH -
16CONDUIT CHASE - A large diameter conduit for installing electrical wiring through the curb cap into the motor compartment. (Not shown)
STANDARD INSTALLATION |
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Models LB, LD, LBP, and LDP exhaust fans are designed |
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to meet the needs of general clean air applications. Tests |
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have been conducted to ensure safe and reliable fans |
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capable of withstanding normal exhaust conditions. |
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When roofing materials extend to the top of the curb, |
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roof curbs should be 11⁄2 in. (38 mm) (3/4 in. (19 mm) |
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on a side) less than the unit curb cap to allow for |
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roofing and flashing. |
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For recommended duct size, damper size, and |
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roof opening dimensions, refer to CAPS or the | 3/4 in. |
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performance data pages. |
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Installation must include a means for inspecting, |
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cleaning, and servicing the exhaust fan. |
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Due to the varying airstreams encountered in |
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commercial ventilation, system designers must |
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be aware of national, state, and local codes and | 1 1/4 in. | 1 1/4 in. | ||
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guidelines governing these installations. Local code | (32 mm) | Damper Size | (32 mm) | |
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authorities should be consulted before proceeding |
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with any ventilation project. |
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