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Flue Exhaust Blowers for High Temperature

10/15/2008 4:52 PM

Hi, I am in Canada. we are using flue exhaust blower to ventilate. does any one know if there is a kind of Flue Exhaust Blower similar to ROTOM # RFB251 but can endure high media temperature of as high as 50 degree Celcium ?
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Re: Flue Exhaust Blowers for High Temperature

10/16/2008 2:02 AM

is it only 50 deg C ? at this temp any exhaust system should work.

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Re: Flue Exhaust Blowers for High Temperature

10/18/2008 6:02 AM

It seems to me that you are possibly using a regenerative furnace. If this is the case. I believe you can use pretty much any blower. The ones that we use we monitor the exhaust air temperature coming out of the media and use a butterfly valve to control the air flow and keep the exhaust blower from overheating.

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