EC axial fans have been designed as drop-in replacements to existing AC axial fans. The motor is a brushless DC construction, which results in a range of higher airflow versions available. These fans can produce up to 40% more air flow compared to existing AC axial fans. This is significant for end users in the HVAC, data center equipment, avionics, railway and medical industries who are struggling with increased operating costs. EC axial fans offer a big part of the solution by reducing the energy consumption of devices.
HEKO Celebrates Spring Festival with Commitment to Centrifugal Fan InnovationAs the Spring Festival approaches, HEKO, a leading manufacturer of centrifugal fans, takes this opportunity to reflect on the past year's achievements and plan for future innovations. Despite the festive atmosphere, the com
Centrifugal fans are essential components used in various industrial, commercial, and residential applications to move air or gases. Their ability to generate high pressure and move air over long distances makes them ideal for environments requiring high airflow and static pressure. There are many different types of centrifugal fans available, each with unique features and performance characteristics. This article will explore the different types of centrifugal fans, including the latest innovations like DC centrifugal fans and EC centrifugal fans, and highlight their respective applications.
A centrifugal fan is a type of fan that uses centrifugal force to move air. In this design, air is drawn into the center of the fan housing, where it is accelerated outward by the fan blades. The fan blades are mounted on an impeller, which is a rotating wheel that drives the air outward at a 90-deg