Feature
Operating context
- Broiler houses
- Layer houses
- Pig barns
- Tunnel ventilation layouts
Ventilation & Cooling
Product detail
Tunnel Exhaust Fan
A high-capacity exhaust fan designed for poultry and swine ventilation systems that require stable airflow, stronger air exchange, and more controllable house conditions.
- Compare fit against your house layout and climate constraints
- Move from component view to system and procurement context
- Request a quote with model context — faster scoping on our side
Global B2B · Engineering-led inquiry handling
Evaluation frame
How buyers use this page
Three lenses commercial teams use before RFQ: operating context, technical differentiation, and adjacent equipment that must work together.
Advantage
Engineering highlights
- Supports stronger air exchange and heat relief
- Helps improve air quality consistency
- Works as part of an integrated environment control strategy
- Built for commercial livestock operating conditions
Evidence
Related equipment
Decision path
How this product should be evaluated in context
Buyers should not evaluate Tunnel Exhaust Fan only as a standalone component. The more useful path is to review it against the airflow and cooling solution path, then compare the wider category context, and use the related buyer guidance to confirm fit before quotation.
When proof matters, anchor the discussion with the broiler airflow case study — similar operating priorities framed as a commercial decision path, not only a specification review.
Technical specifications
Commercially useful product data
Use the table to validate electrical, airflow, and mechanical fit. If something is missing for your tender, note it in the inquiry — we respond with the missing rows where available.
| Fan Diameter | 50 in / 1270 mm |
|---|---|
| Air Volume | Up to 44,000 m3/h |
| Motor Type | High-efficiency direct drive |
| Frame Material | Corrosion-resistant galvanized housing |
| Application | Tunnel ventilation and high-volume exhaust |
Next steps
Keep momentum after technical review
Next step
Turn product interest into a scoped conversation
Share operating context, target performance, and integration constraints — we respond with a structured path to quotation instead of a generic catalog reply.