Crossflow Fan

Crossflow fans are a type of fan that falls under the supply class of Fans, Air Circulators, and Blower Equipment in the supply group of Refrigeration, Air Conditioning, and Air Circulating Equipment.

Crossflow fans are designed to provide a wide and uniform airflow in a specific direction. They are commonly used in various applications such as air conditioning units, refrigeration systems, and other air circulating equipment.

Unlike traditional axial fans that blow air in a straight line, crossflow fans have a unique design that allows air to flow in a crosswise direction. This design enables the fan to distribute air evenly across a larger area, making them ideal for cooling or circulating air in confined spaces.

Crossflow fans consist of a motor, a fan blade, and a housing. The motor drives the fan blade to rotate, drawing air into the housing and then pushing it out in a crosswise direction. The shape and size of the fan blade and housing can vary depending on the specific application and desired airflow.

Overall, crossflow fans are efficient and effective in providing a consistent and controlled airflow. They are widely used in various industries where precise air circulation and cooling are required.