Pro-source CED4142 Industrial Circulation Fan 5750 Cfm 18 in

Product Description

The PRO-SOURCE CED4142 is a single-phase industrial circulation fan designed to move large volumes of air in commercial and industrial environments. The unit features an 18-inch blade and delivers up to 5,750 CFM at high speed, with a low-speed rating of 3,200 CFM for flexible airflow control. Powered by a 1/8 horsepower motor drawing 2.2 amps, it operates on a single-phase power supply and offers three selectable speed settings. Weighing 20 pounds, the CED4142 is sized for direct installation in workshops, warehouses, equipment rooms, and similar spaces requiring reliable forced-air circulation. Installation and setup are handled by maintenance technicians or industrial electricians.

This fan is suited for industrial and commercial facility applications where controlled air movement is required across multiple zones or workspaces. The three-speed operation allows the operator to dial in airflow from 3,200 CFM at low speed up to 5,750 CFM at high speed, making it adaptable to seasonal demands or varying occupancy loads. Typical install scenarios include warehouses, manufacturing floors, and large equipment bays where ambient temperature management and air circulation are critical to worker comfort and equipment performance.

Key Features

• 18-inch blade diameter delivers high-volume airflow in a compact footprint
• 5,750 CFM high-speed rating and 3,200 CFM low-speed rating for adjustable performance
• Three-speed settings allow flexible airflow control to match varying conditions
• 1/8 hp single-phase motor draws 2.2 amps for efficient operation
• Head-type fan design supports targeted directional air movement
• 20-pound unit weight facilitates manageable handling during installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style industrial circulation fan for use in single-phase electrical systems requiring a head-type fan with an 18-inch blade and multi-speed control.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician or maintenance technician familiar with single-phase wiring and applicable NEC guidelines. Disconnect and lock out all power to the circuit before beginning any wiring or mounting work. Verify that the supply circuit is rated to handle the 2.2-amp draw at the correct voltage before energizing the unit. Confirm blade clearance and mounting hardware integrity before returning the fan to service.