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Dual 220V exhaust fan unit, compact metal housing

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Fans dual 220V exhaust fan

SKU CH-FP80-5C91Z

Dual 220 V exhaust fan removes solder smoke and heat from a workstation

  • Dual-fan layout removes solder fumes faster
  • 220 V supply powers both fans directly
  • Compact unit fits on any workbench
  • Blows heat away from sensitive components

Dual 220V Exhaust Fan for Soldering Stations

This dual exhaust fan operates on 220V power and is designed to remove heat and fumes from soldering irons and smoke meters. It pulls contaminated air away from the work area to maintain a clearer environment during soldering tasks. The unit suits electronics assembly and repair work where local extraction is required.

Buyers needing fume extraction for soldering benches

This fan is not suited for standard PC case cooling or low-voltage system builds. It does not serve builders looking for PWM-controlled chassis fans or quiet airflow for desktop computers. Users requiring portable battery-powered extraction or ducting kits for larger workshops should look at alternative solutions.

Highlights

  • Dual-fan layout removes solder fumes faster
  • 220 V supply powers both fans directly
  • Compact unit fits on any workbench
  • Blows heat away from sensitive components

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What power source is required for this 220V exhaust fan to operate?

The fan runs on a 220V mains supply, so a standard wall outlet or bench power feed at that voltage is all that is needed.

Can this dual exhaust fan run safely alongside older soldering stations that also draw from 220V mains?

Yes, each unit connects independently to 220V mains, so it will not interfere with existing soldering equipment on the same circuit.

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