Radial Jet Fan is a powerful ventilation fan that moves air in a centrifugal (radial) direction and is commonly used in enclosed parking garages, tunnels, and industrial areas to provide air circulation. Unlike axial jet fans, the air outlet is directed at 90° or different angles, enabling more effective air distribution.

Features of Radial Jet Fans

• Radial Airflow → Air is redirected sideways after leaving the inlet.

• High Pressure Generation → Produces higher pressure for long-distance air movement.

• Efficient Air Distribution → Ensures more uniform airflow along ceilings and walls.

• Quiet Operation → Provides a comfortable environment with low noise levels.

• Fire-Resistant Models → Available in F300 and F400 certified versions, resistant up to 300°C – 400°C.

• Backward Curved Blade Design → Improves efficiency and reduces energy consumption.

• Compact and Aesthetic Design → Shorter body compared to axial jet fans, ideal for low-ceiling areas.

Applications

• Indoor Parking Garages → Removes carbon monoxide (CO) and other exhaust gases.

• Tunnels → Ensures clean air circulation by directing smoke and exhaust gases.

• Industrial Ventilation → Supports air movement in large factories and warehouses.

• Fire and Smoke Extraction Systems → Assists in smoke removal during fire emergencies.

Advantages

• Higher Pressure → Produces more pressure than axial jet fans, enabling long-distance airflow.

• Effective Air Direction → Can distribute air over wider areas with 90° direction change.

• Quiet and Efficient → Delivers high performance with low noise levels.

• Fire Safety → Enhances safety by rapidly removing smoke and toxic gases.

• Suitable for Low Ceiling Spaces → Ideal for parking areas with limited ceiling height.

When selecting a radial jet fan for enclosed spaces, technical parameters such as airflow rate (m³/h), pressure (Pa), fan diameter, motor power (kW), noise level (dB), and fire resistance rating (F300, F400 certification) should be taken into consideration.