Exhaust Fans can automatically turn on or off as required.
January 19, 2009 -
With ability to adjust fan speed continually to produce optimal flow, Strobic Air® Smart Fan(TM) suits safety critical applications such as laboratory fume hood exhaust and ventilation for specialized care environments. Product uses combination of sensors and controls to determine flow required for safe operation. Fans can sense fan failure and turn on stand by fan to maintain safe exhaust operations.
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Original Press release
Met-Pro Corp.
160 Cassell Rd., P.O. Box 144
Harleysville, PA, 19438 0144
USA
Intelligent Fan System Provides Safe Laboratory Ventilation and Significant Energy Savings
The patent pending Strobic Air® Smart Fan(TM) maintains safe ventilation levels while minimizing facility energy costs and carbon footprint. It is the latest improvement to the highly successful TriStack® mixed flow exhaust fan line for "safety critical" applications such as laboratory fume hood exhaust and ventilation for specialized care environments like airborne infection isolation rooms. The Smart Fan(TM), which uses a combination of sensors and controls to determine the flow required for safe operation, continually adjusts fan speed to produce optimal flow. In multi-fan applications, fans will automatically turn on or off as required. Additionally, the Smart Fan(TM) can sense a fan failure and turn on a "stand by" fan to maintain safe exhaust operations.
Other advantages of Tri-Stack(TM) systems include low profile design, low noise levels and vibration free operation. Tri-Stack(TM) systems are also virtually maintenance-free, offering significant cost savings with regard to maintenance labor, while eliminating the need for rooftop penthouses and expensive vibration prevention hardware. Direct drive motors provide up to 200,000 hour lifetimes, eliminating the need to replace belts, pulleys, or other limited life components.
Tri-Stack(TM) systems should be considered wherever issues of exhaust pollution, odor control, re-entrainment, aesthetics and energy savings are important.
For further information,
call or write Rich Maialetti,
Sales Manager at: Strobic Air Corp.,
a subsidiary of Met-Pro Corporation,
160 Cassell Road,
PO Box 144,
Harleysville,
PA 19438;
Tel: (215) 723-4700;
FAX:(215) 723-7401;
Email: rmaialetti@strobicair.com.
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