T10 Air Lift (631 CFM) Exhaust Fan Products


Style: T10 Air Lift Exhaust Fan w/ Temperature and Humidity Controller Powered by AC Infinity
Price:
Sale price€314,95

The T10 Air Lift Exhaust Fan w/ Temperature and Humidity Controller is powered by AC Infinity.

Eliminate moisture and excess heat with our state-of-the-art computer-modeled design. 

The custom-engineered aluminum framing kit allows the T10 Air Lift Exhaust Fan to be installed anywhere on shipping container sidewalls, end walls, or doors – from floor to ceiling.

- A high-airflow exhaust fan designed to ventilate out heat, moisture, odor, and dust from various spaces.

- Programmable controller with corded probe, can adjust fan speeds in response to temperatures and humidity.

- Innovative EC-motor with PWM-control maximizes airflow while reducing energy consumption and noise levels.

- Features steel shutters, aluminum blades, and IP-44 rated to be highly resistant to liquid and dust.

- Fan Size: 10” | Dimensions: 13.0 x 13.0 x 5.9 in. | Airflow: 631 CFM | Noise: 67 dBA | Bearings: Dual Ball

T10 Technical Specs
The 10" Aluminum Gravity Louvers are also designed to be installed anywhere on shipping container side walls, end walls, or doors – from floor to ceiling.


The T10 Air Lift  Exhaust Fan w/ Temperature and Humidity Controller comes with a marking guide to make cutting a hole as easy as possible! Rivets and self-tapping screws are also included (we recommend using rivets).

The variables inside a shipping container are always changing. When the combination of those variables creates an environment prone to humidity, condensation will happen. The above-mentioned variables include, but are not limited to the following:

► Humidity
► Interior temperature
► Exterior temperature
► Wind direction
► Wind speed
► Foundation
► Adequate airflow under the container
► Direct sunlight to the roof
► Direct sunlight to walls/doors
► Type of contents stored
► The volume of contents stored inside
► Color of container
► Specifically the roof
► Number of stock vents in the container

Unfortunately, stock container vents are not enough to prevent condensation. Typically, used containers have between 2 and 4 vents and the actual total air passage hole is about the size of a dime. These vents are designed to keep seawater out and are meant more as a method to equalize pressure than exchange air.

The T10 Air Lift Exhaust Fan w/ Temperature and Humidity Controller is truly a groundbreaking powerful solution for ventilating shipping containers!

Warranty
Electrical parts are not covered by warranty after purchase unless it is a manufacturing defect.

Included Hardware

  • Steel/Steel, 3/16", 1/2", Open Rivets

T10 Installation Instructions

https://containermodificationworld.com/t10-electric-fan

 

Description

The T10 Air Lift Exhaust Fan w/ Temperature and Humidity Controller is powered by AC Infinity.

Eliminate moisture and excess heat with our state-of-the-art computer-modeled design. 

The custom-engineered aluminum framing kit allows the T10 Air Lift Exhaust Fan to be installed anywhere on shipping container sidewalls, end walls, or doors – from floor to ceiling.

- A high-airflow exhaust fan designed to ventilate out heat, moisture, odor, and dust from various spaces.

- Programmable controller with corded probe, can adjust fan speeds in response to temperatures and humidity.

- Innovative EC-motor with PWM-control maximizes airflow while reducing energy consumption and noise levels.

- Features steel shutters, aluminum blades, and IP-44 rated to be highly resistant to liquid and dust.

- Fan Size: 10” | Dimensions: 13.0 x 13.0 x 5.9 in. | Airflow: 631 CFM | Noise: 67 dBA | Bearings: Dual Ball

T10 Technical Specs
The 10" Aluminum Gravity Louvers are also designed to be installed anywhere on shipping container side walls, end walls, or doors – from floor to ceiling.


The T10 Air Lift  Exhaust Fan w/ Temperature and Humidity Controller comes with a marking guide to make cutting a hole as easy as possible! Rivets and self-tapping screws are also included (we recommend using rivets).

The variables inside a shipping container are always changing. When the combination of those variables creates an environment prone to humidity, condensation will happen. The above-mentioned variables include, but are not limited to the following:

► Humidity
► Interior temperature
► Exterior temperature
► Wind direction
► Wind speed
► Foundation
► Adequate airflow under the container
► Direct sunlight to the roof
► Direct sunlight to walls/doors
► Type of contents stored
► The volume of contents stored inside
► Color of container
► Specifically the roof
► Number of stock vents in the container

Unfortunately, stock container vents are not enough to prevent condensation. Typically, used containers have between 2 and 4 vents and the actual total air passage hole is about the size of a dime. These vents are designed to keep seawater out and are meant more as a method to equalize pressure than exchange air.

The T10 Air Lift Exhaust Fan w/ Temperature and Humidity Controller is truly a groundbreaking powerful solution for ventilating shipping containers!

Warranty
Electrical parts are not covered by warranty after purchase unless it is a manufacturing defect.

Included Hardware

  • Steel/Steel, 3/16", 1/2", Open Rivets
Installation Instructions

T10 Installation Instructions

Short Link

https://containermodificationworld.com/t10-electric-fan

 

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Robert Holthaus
Combined shipping

She was able to combine two of my orders for the same price and shipped it out with a faster delivery method. Great idea!

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David
Works even better than I thought it would!

It works even better than I thought it would when paired with two BigAir45 Louvered Gable Vents with Bug Screens. This combo keeps a 40' High cube within about 7 degrees F (4 degrees C) of the outside temperature, and within 2 points of outside humidity in Central Texas. Exhaust T10 is located on the South side, 2" from the container's roof, and the intakes, BigAir45s, are located 6" off the floor on the North side; just clear the doors when they are open. I could not use a zip disk cutter as the container contained items that the sparks from it would damage. I drilled two sets (top left, bottom right) of three overlapping 1/4" holes, not exceeding the outline of the template diameter. This allowed me to insert a Sawzall metal-cutting blade, making a near-perfect square cut hole. I used a handheld rivet gun; I really wish I had the powered one.