Single Inlet Forward Curved Blowers

Single Inlet Forward Curved Blowers — selection guide

Single Inlet Forward Curved Blowers: 73 models, impellers Ø120–315 mm, maximum airflow 165–5,150 m³/h, static pressure to 989 Pa, DC, AC and EC motors, across 30 series. 64 of them carry a measured P-Q curve and 73 a dimensional drawing.

Single inlet forward curved blowers put a multi-vane impeller in a scroll housing with one open inlet, for equipment where only one side of the fan can be fed with air. The line runs from Ø120 to Ø315 mm on all three platforms — LWFD3G120 / 133 / 140 / 160 / 180 DC (28 models, 24 / 48 / 310 V), LWFE3G120–250 EC (21 models) and LWFA AC (24 models) — with galvanised-steel or PA66 scroll housings.

They are the blowers inside gas boilers, air curtains, heaters, compact heat-recovery units and ventilation boxes: small envelope, single flange to connect and a stable curve at 200–1,000 Pa.

How to select from this range

1. Rate on total pressure at the outlet flange; the scroll outlet is the only connection point.
2. Specify the discharge orientation and rotation (LG / RD) from the drawing — single inlet housings are handed.
3. Choose PA66 housings for weight and cost, galvanised steel for temperature and continuous duty.
4. DC (LWFD3G) versions are the choice for boiler and DC-link equipment; EC for 230 V modulating duty.

Where these fans are used

• Gas boilers and heaters
• Air curtains
• Compact heat-recovery units
• Ventilation boxes and cabinets

Every figure above is measured on our own test rigs per AMCA 210 / ISO 5801 methods — see the test labs and certificates. Final selection is confirmed at the duty point and by project validation.

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