Dri-Eaz
Dri-Eaz F505 blower 885 cfm 115V 9in high blue
Low-profile centrifugal blower moves 885 cfm at 115 V, stands only 9 in high, and daisy-chains up to 10 units with GFCI-protected outlets
- ColorTransparent
- Variable airflow up to 885 cfm for fast drying
- Daisy-chain up to 10 units from one circuit
- Built-in GFCI protection on 115 V supply
- Low 9 in profile fits tight crawlspaces
- Two integrated outlets power extra gear
Low-Profile Centrifugal Blower
The Dri-Eaz F505 is a low-profile centrifugal blower built for moving air in tight spaces. It delivers a maximum airflow capacity of 885 cfm from a 1/4 hp motor running on 115V AC. The unit stands only 9 in tall with an overall length of 24 in, making it easy to position under structures or inside crawl spaces. A 15 ft power cord with a 5-15P plug provides reach from standard outlets.
Suited for Restoration and Ventilation Jobs
Contractors handling water-damage restoration, structural drying or general ventilation will appreciate the variable airflow direction and daisy-chain capability that links up to 10 units on two built-in outlets. GFCI protection adds a layer of electrical safety on damp job sites. Buyers who need a pivoting nozzle or a higher static-pressure fan for long duct runs should look at other equipment types.
Capacity and Headroom
The blower comfortably handles single-room drying and moderate crawl-space ventilation with its 885 cfm peak flow and variable speed control. Running up to 10 units in series extends coverage across larger areas while drawing only 1.9 A per unit at full load. It runs out of headroom when the job demands ducted runs beyond the blower's open-flow rating or when a pivoting outlet is required for precise aiming.
Highlights
- Variable airflow up to 885 cfm for fast drying
- Daisy-chain up to 10 units from one circuit
- Built-in GFCI protection on 115 V supply
- Low 9 in profile fits tight crawlspaces
- Two integrated outlets power extra gear
Specifications
| Brand | DRI-EAZ |
|---|---|
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
What power source does the F505 blower need to run?
It plugs into a standard 115V AC outlet using the attached 5-15P plug and 15 ft cord.
Can I keep using my existing 115V tools on the same circuit while the blower draws 1.9 A?
Yes, the blower draws 1.9 A at full load, leaving capacity on a typical 15 A circuit for other 115V equipment.
How do I confirm the blower is operating correctly after I plug it in?
Switch the variable-speed control on; air should move from the 12 7/16 in wheel and the GFCI indicator will show power is live.
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