Pro-source CED4457 Industrial Circulation Fan 24 in 1/2 Hp

Product Description

The PRO-SOURCE CED4457 is a 24-inch industrial circulation fan head rated at 1/2 horsepower and 120 volts single phase. Designed for workshop, warehouse, agricultural, and light industrial environments, it moves high volumes of air across large open spaces without the weight or complexity of a full pedestal or wall-mount assembly. At 3.5 amps draw and two selectable speeds, it gives technicians and facility managers straightforward airflow control. The fan head-only configuration makes it a practical replacement or retrofit component for existing mounting systems. Weighing 44 pounds, this is a fixed, non-oscillating unit built for stationary directional airflow applications.

The CED4457 fan head is suited for single-phase 120-volt circuits found in residential shops, manufacturing floors, equipment bays, greenhouses, and similar spaces requiring sustained air circulation. The head-only format means it integrates into shop-built or existing column, pedestal, or wall-bracket mounts where the motor and blade assembly need replacement independent of the support structure. Two speed settings allow the operator to balance airflow volume against noise level depending on the work environment. The yellow housing aids visibility in busy industrial spaces.

Key Features

• 24-inch blade diameter for high-volume air movement in large open spaces
• 1/2 HP motor rated at 3.5 amps on 120V single-phase power
• Two-speed operation for adjustable airflow and noise control
• Fan head-only design for retrofit or replacement onto existing mounting hardware
• Non-oscillating fixed-direction airflow for targeted circulation
• Yellow housing for high-visibility identification in industrial environments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or retrofit fan head for industrial-grade circulation fan assemblies requiring a 24-inch single-phase head unit on standard 120V circuits.

Installation Notes

Installation of this fan head should be performed by a qualified electrician or maintenance technician familiar with NEC requirements for motor branch circuits. Disconnect and lock out power at the circuit breaker before removing or mounting the fan head assembly. Verify that the mounting bracket or pedestal column is rated to support the 44-pound head weight before securing. Confirm supply voltage and circuit ampacity match the fan nameplate ratings before energizing.