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They look like computer fans, but they are about four times as powerful, blowing 106 cu. Ft. of air per minute. Low amp draw. Use at a porthole or hatch or mounted on a bulkhead.
[Southeast Marine Services, Scappoose, OR, USA]
A selection of 25 12-volt fans sized from 1" to 4.7" square. Useful for unobtrusively moving warm or cool air around the boat.
[Jameco Electronics, Belmont, CA, USA]
Low-draw fan fits any size port opening for ventilation or extraction. Can be velcroed or bulkhead mounted. 12-, 24-, or 32-volt models.
[Hotwire Enterprises, Tarpon Springs, FL, USA]
Huge selection of computer fans for bulkhead ventilation. Most are virtually silent. You need to ask for the voltage you need - and the amp drain.
[StarTech.com, Groveport, OH, USA]
Six-to-eight-inch diameter cabin fans can turn 180 degrees horizontally and 90 degrees vertically. Two speeds.
[Hella KGaA Hueck & Co., Lippstadt, Germany]
12- and 120-volt or battery-operated cabin fans in several shapes.
[Caframo Limited, Wiarton, ONT, Canada]
12-volt fans for bulkhead mounting, Oscillating, stationary, and fold-back models.
[Marinco, Napa, CA, USA]
These 12-volt vans can be easily moved around the cabin as needed.
[RoadPro, Elizabethtown, PA, USA]
Blowers, ventilators, air hose (3" or 4"), and collector boxes for engine compartments, galleys, bilges, and heads.
[Attwood Corporation, USA]
These small 12-volt air purifiers and ion generators can help keep mold and other asthma triggers from your lockers.
[RoadPro, Elizabethtown, PA, USA]Ideally, the air in the interior of a boat should be replaced once every hour.
Bob Schimmel
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