Airmaster 70764 Pedestal Fan 8800 Cfm 30 Inch Food Service

Product Description

The AIRMASTER 70764 is a heavy-duty pedestal fan built for food service and commercial environments where air movement, sanitation compliance, and continuous-duty operation are all required. Driven by a 1/4 HP direct-drive motor, it moves up to 8,800 CFM through a 30-inch blade. Operating at a fixed 1,075 RPM on a single-phase circuit, this non-oscillating, non-adjustable fan runs at one speed and is rated for 115/230 volt input. The unit meets IEC-IP55, NSF, and USDA standards, making it appropriate for facilities where equipment must withstand washdowns and pass health inspections. Installation is handled by licensed electricians or qualified HVAC-R service technicians.

The 70764 is designed for commercial food service installations including restaurant kitchens, food processing areas, walk-in cooler staging zones, and similar environments requiring reliable high-volume air circulation. Its NSF and USDA compliance makes it suitable for USDA-inspected facilities and NSF-regulated food prep areas. The non-oscillating fixed-position design delivers consistent, directed airflow at a stationary point, which is well suited for spot cooling of equipment or personnel in defined work areas.

Key Features

• 8,800 CFM maximum airflow for high-volume commercial ventilation
• 30-inch direct-drive blade with single fixed speed at 1,075 RPM
• 1/4 HP single-phase motor accepts 115/230 volt input
• IEC-IP55 rated for moisture and dust ingress resistance
• NSF and USDA certified for food service and inspected facility use
• Non-oscillating pedestal mount for fixed directional airflow

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style commercial pedestal fan for food service, processing, and inspected facility environments requiring NSF and USDA compliant air circulation equipment.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician following applicable NEC requirements. Verify supply voltage matches the selected 115 or 230 volt wiring configuration before energizing the unit. Disconnect and lock out power at the source before servicing the motor, blade assembly, or mounting hardware. The pedestal base should be secured to a stable, level surface capable of supporting the unit weight during operation.