Olympus JetFlow OLY-C40/220 Portable Ventilator & Extractor Fan – 400mm (240V)
Built for extraction and ventilation in tough industrial environments, the Olympus JetFlow OLY-C40/220 is a compact, rugged and reliable 400mm high-airflow unit. Designed for demanding sites and supplied with a fitted plug, it delivers exceptional performance straight out of the box.
Includes:
• 1 × Olympus JetFlow OLYC40/220 Ventilator & Extractor Fan (16" / 400mm / 6300m³/hr, 240V~50Hz)
• Optional: 10 metres of FL40 fire-proof ducting (selectable from the menu)
The Olympus JetFlow OLY-C40/220 is engineered for maximum airflow and reliability across industrial and commercial applications. Suitable for construction sites, tunnels, workshops, basements, dust and fume extraction zones, and other demanding environments, it performs consistently under harsh conditions.
Constructed from 1.5mm powder-coated steel, the housing protects tough metal sickle-style blades designed to optimise airflow and static pressure. A lightweight aluminium motor reduces overall weight while rubber-mounted feet and a reinforced handle ensure stability and easy handling.
Ideal Applications:
With a high output of 6300m³/hr and 700 Pa static pressure, this model is ideal for:
pharmaceutical sites, tunnel ventilation, sewage and drainage projects, manufacturing plants, factories, basements, shipyards, farms, grain storage, chemical facilities, auto repair centres, logistics hubs, hotel kitchens, tobacco smoke extraction, retail and shopping centres, playground ventilation, bars, kilns, mining operations, mills, and general dust/fume removal.
Strong enough to drive fresh air, fumes or dust through 10 metres of ducting with ease.
The Olympus JetFlow range is available in 110V or 240V, with optional 10m ducting for extended working reach.
Key Product Features:
Diameter: 400mm
Supply: 220–240V / 13A (fitted plug)
Running Current: 4.3 amps
Airflow: 6300m³/hr
Static Pressure: 700 Pa
Weight: 26.5 kg
Dimensions: 54cm × 49cm × 47cm
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