PURAERO 1/4 HP 1.9A Compact High Speed Axial Fan
PURAERO 1/4 HP 1.9A Compact High Speed Axial Fan is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Description
Description
Wet drywall and soaked subfloors won't dry on their own, and every hour of trapped moisture makes the job harder. The PURAERO Compact High Speed Axial Fan (model PA250-HS-AF) gives you high-velocity airflow from a housing small enough for confined spaces. It also has the power to earn a spot on big restoration jobs, where it can outperform traditional axial fans and air movers in real drying conditions.
Key Features and Benefits of the PURAERO 1/4 HP 1.9A Compact High Speed Axial Fan
- High-Velocity Airflow: Moves 1,050 CFM at an air velocity of 3,000 FPM, so you drive moisture off wet carpet and wall surfaces faster.
- Single High-Speed Setting: Spins at 3,400 RPM for steady drying power with simple manual controls.
- Efficient Motor: The 1/4-horsepower motor draws just 1.9 amps and 195 watts, leaving more circuit capacity for the rest of your drying equipment.
- On-Board Outlets: The fan has 2 built-in outlets, so you can daisy-chain up to 3 fans or power work lights and tools on site.
- GFCI Safety Plug: A GFCI plug cuts power if a ground fault occurs, which is an important safeguard when you run fans near standing water.
- ETL/cETL Certified: ETL and cETL certification confirms the fan meets independent electrical safety standards, so you can set it up on job sites with confidence.
- Included Metal Stand: The included metal stand rotates 360 degrees and adds height, so you can aim airflow at upper wall sections as easily as floors.
- Compact Footprint: At 13.8 x 10.2 x 11.6-Inches (L x W x H), the fan fits into closets, narrow hallways, and tight wall cavities.
- Stackable Housing: It weighs 15.9 pounds and has a stackable design, so you can carry several fans in one trip and store them neatly between jobs.
- Long Power Cord: A 15-foot power cord on standard 110-120 volt power reaches from a household outlet to the wet zone with fewer extension cords.
Planning a Daisy-Chained Drying Layout
The low 1.9-amp draw is what makes daisy-chaining practical with this fan. You can link 3 fans in one chain and spread them along a soaked hallway or around the edges of a large room. Put the first fan closest to the outlet and run the chain toward the wettest area, then angle each adjustable fan head so the airflow overlaps across the floor. For wall cavities and wet drywall, raise 1 fan on the metal stand and rotate it to sweep the upper surface while the others work at floor level.
Sylvane's Expert Take
If you're a restoration contractor or a homeowner handling cleanup after a leak, this fan works best where larger air movers can't fit, such as closets, cabinet bases, and narrow corridors. The thing to know is that it runs at a single high speed, so you place it by angle and distance rather than by turning a dial. The 3,000 FPM air velocity and the daisy-chain outlets matter most, and together they let a few small fans cover a large wet floor.
Specifications
Specifications
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Number of Speeds1
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TypeAxial Air Mover
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CertificationsETL
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ColorBlue
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ControlsManual
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Drying ApplicationConfined Spaces
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Maximum Cubic Feet per Minute (CFM) (CFM)1050.0
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Maximum Amperage (Amps)1.9
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Maximum Wattage (W)195
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Power Cord Length (ft.)15
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Voltage (V)110-120
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Depth (in.)13.8
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Height (in.)11.6
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Weight (lbs.)15.9
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Width (in.)10.2
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Additional FeaturesGFCI Safety Plug, Stackable
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Manufacturer's Warranty1-Year Warranty
