Air King AK9500 Pivot Fan 2390 Cfm 20 Inch 3 Speed

Product Description

The AIR KING AK9500 is a 20-inch blade pivot fan rated at up to 2,390 CFM, designed for high-volume air movement in commercial and industrial environments. Operating on 110 volts at 60 Hz, the AK9500 draws between 1.08 and 1.91 amps depending on speed selection. Three speed settings let technicians and facility personnel dial in the airflow needed for ventilation, spot cooling, or job-site drying applications. The pivoting head allows the airflow direction to be adjusted without repositioning the entire unit, making it a practical choice for HVAC contractors, restoration crews, and general trades needing portable, directed airflow on the job.

The AK9500 is suited for use in warehouses, workshops, construction sites, and mechanical rooms where temporary or supplemental airflow is required. Its 20-inch blade diameter and 2,390 CFM output make it effective for general ventilation, equipment cooling, and air circulation during duct work or post-installation drying. The unit ships as a single package and is intended for portable deployment rather than permanent ducted installation.

Key Features

• 20-inch fan blade diameter delivers up to 2,390 CFM of airflow
• 3 speed settings for adjustable airflow output
• Pivoting head allows directional adjustment without relocating the unit
• Operates on standard 110-volt, 60 Hz power
• Low amperage draw of 1.08 to 1.91 amps supports use on standard circuits
• Weighs 10.7 pounds for easy transport between job sites

Compatibility

Designed as a portable pivot fan for general trade and commercial ventilation applications where a 20-inch, 110-volt fan with variable speed control is required.

Installation Notes

The AK9500 is a portable unit and does not require permanent mounting or hardwiring. Plug into a properly rated 110-volt grounded outlet before operation. Verify the circuit amperage rating is sufficient for the selected fan speed before use. Keep the fan clear of standing water and ensure the power cord is not a tripping hazard on active job sites.