Fuji
Fuji VFC300P-5T Regenerative Blower 0.5 hp 46.1 in wc
Delivers up to 56 cfm at 46.1 in wc pressure or 45 in wc vacuum from a 0.5 hp single-phase motor
- 5 hp motor delivers 56 cfm for strong airflow
- 1 in wc pressure handles demanding pneumatic tasks
- 45 in wc vacuum supports suction applications
- 115/230 V dual voltage fits standard power supplies
- 60 Hz operation matches North American mains frequency
Purpose and audience
The Fuji VFC300P-5T is a single-phase regenerative blower rated at 0.5 hp for 115/230V AC supply. It delivers up to 56 cfm airflow with a maximum pressure of 46.1 in wc and vacuum of 45 in wc. This unit suits light industrial aeration, pneumatic conveying or vacuum hold-down tasks that need oil-free flow.
Pressure and flow limits
At 60 Hz the blower reaches 46.1 in wc pressure and 45 in wc vacuum, so it cannot serve high-pressure compression or deep-vacuum processes. The 56 cfm peak flow drops as back-pressure rises, limiting duct length and fitting count. Single-phase 5.0/2.5 A draw at 115/230V restricts use to circuits with adequate breaker capacity.
Installation notes
Aluminium housing keeps weight manageable for bench or bracket mounting. Both inlet and outlet use 1 1/4 in female NPT threads, so standard pipe nipples connect directly without adapters. Common issues include undersized supply wiring causing voltage drop, missing relief valves leading to overheating, and debris ingestion when inlet filtration is omitted.
Highlights
- 5 hp motor delivers 56 cfm for strong airflow
- 1 in wc pressure handles demanding pneumatic tasks
- 45 in wc vacuum supports suction applications
- 115/230 V dual voltage fits standard power supplies
- 60 Hz operation matches North American mains frequency
Specifications
| Brand | FUJI ELECTRIC |
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Questions about this item
How do I decide between the single-phase and three-phase versions of the VFC300P-5T?
The listed model is single-phase only, so no version choice is needed for this unit.
What does the 46.1 in wc pressure rating mean when the blower is installed in my system?
It is the maximum operating pressure the blower can develop against a closed or restricted outlet.
How does the 115/230 V AC input affect the current draw and wiring I need?
At 115 V the blower draws 5.0 A; at 230 V it draws 2.5 A, so size the circuit and conductors accordingly.
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