Model MAC, direct drive mobile air circulators are designed to move large volumes of air at low velocities, keeping individuals comfortable and productive. Ideal for manufacturing facilities and warehouses, these units feature galvanized steel construction and come with a variety of mounting options. Mounting accessory sold separately.
Model MAC, direct drive mobile air circulators are designed to move large volumes of air at low velocities, keeping individuals comfortable and productive. Ideal for manufacturing facilities and warehouses, these units feature galvanized steel construction and come with a variety of mounting options. Mounting accessory sold separately.
Model MAC, direct drive mobile air circulators are designed to move large volumes of air at low velocities, keeping individuals comfortable and productive. Ideal for manufacturing facilities and warehouses, these units feature galvanized steel construction and come with a variety of mounting options. Mounting accessory sold separately.
Model MAC, direct drive mobile air circulators are designed to move large volumes of air at low velocities, keeping individuals comfortable and productive. Ideal for manufacturing facilities and warehouses, these units feature galvanized steel construction and come with a variety of mounting options. Mounting accessory sold separately.
Model MAC, direct drive mobile air circulators are designed to move large volumes of air at low velocities, keeping individuals comfortable and productive. Ideal for manufacturing facilities and warehouses, these units feature galvanized steel construction and come with a variety of mounting options. Mounting accessory sold separately.
Mancooler fans move high volumes of directed airflow at low velocity. The fan is available in direct- or belt-driven models and has galvanized steel construction. These fans work well in factories, warehouses and agricultural applications. Multiple mancoolers help improve air quality and comfort when used as part of a general plant ventilation plan.
Indicates the space relationships of windings and changing values of the recurring cycles of AC voltages and currents. The most common power supplies are either single- or three-phase.
The force that causes a current to flow in an electrical circuit. The voltage of a motor is usually determined by the supply to which it is attached. NEMA requires that motor be able to carry its rated horsepower at nameplate voltage plus or minus 1% al
