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"Available in diameters of 500 mm, 560 mm and 630 mm, each with different pitch angles, and specifically developed for applications that require very low noise levels, the new fan attracted a great amount of interest." Andy Fischer, managing director of Ziehl-ebm South Africa comments, "The 'FL' series fan offers reduced sound power levels coupled to increased efficiency and enhanced fan curve stability. At the core of this innovative product remains the legendary external rotor motor that has been proven best of breed as the power unit."
"The 'FL' series motorised fan by Ziehl-Abegg is targeted at short radius inlet applications." Andy Fischer adds, "and we are excited about the prospects for this new fan in the South African market."
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