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Product Overview:
Our company manufactures haze‑removal ventilation fans—also known as duct‑type fresh‑air purification fans or haze‑removal fresh‑air units—which are duct‑mounted systems that combine low‑noise air supply, air filtration and purification, and intelligent control. Building on the foundation of quiet operation, these units integrate an air‑filtration module that efficiently removes particulates such as PM2.5, dust, pollen, and allergens from outdoor air. Simultaneously, a low‑noise fan delivers the purified, fresh air into indoor spaces. Certain models further offer features like airflow‑rate adjustment and timed operation via a controller. Widely deployed in residential, office, and commercial settings as part of fresh‑air systems, they serve as a core solution for improving indoor air quality during hazy and polluted conditions.
Reference common product specifications and models (pipeline haze-removal fans):
The following are standard industry‑wide parameters; actual airflow and filtration grade can be customized to meet specific requirements.
| Model example |
Rated airflow ( m³/h) |
External static pressure ( Pa) |
Power ( W) |
Noise ( dB (A)) |
Interface dimensions ( mm) |
PM2.5 removal efficiency |
Power supply |
| CMF-150 |
150~250 |
80~150 |
40~60 |
≤32 |
φ100 |
≥99% |
220V 50Hz |
| CMF-300 |
300~450 |
100~200 |
60~90 |
≤35 |
φ125 |
≥99% |
220V 50Hz |
| CMF-500 |
500~700 |
120~250 |
90~120 |
≤38 |
φ150 |
≥99% |
220V 50Hz |
| CMF-800 |
800~1200 |
150~300 |
150~250 |
≤42 |
φ200 |
≥99% |
220V 50Hz |
Note: The filter can be upgraded to an H11/H13‑grade HEPA filter upon request, delivering even higher levels of purification; some models feature a brushless DC motor, resulting in lower noise and reduced energy consumption.
Scope of Product Use:
1. Residential scenarios:
A home ventilation system addresses indoor PM2.5 levels that exceed safe limits during smoggy weather, delivering clean, fresh air while operating quietly to ensure an unimpaired living experience.
Commercial office settings: Fresh-air systems for office buildings, meeting rooms, hotel guest rooms, and private dining rooms ensure indoor air quality and enhance comfort in both work and living environments.
2. Public Building Scenarios:
In school classrooms, libraries, hospital wards, nursing homes, and other settings, removing particulate matter and allergens from the air helps reduce the risk of cross‑infection.
3. Special Use Cases:
For spaces with stringent air quality requirements—such as nurseries, studies, and precision instrument rooms—it delivers highly purified supply air; it can also be used for ventilation, deodorization, and air purification in damp areas like basements and storage rooms.
4. Urban renewal project scenarios:
No extensive ductwork is required; it can be directly installed within existing ventilation ducts, enabling fresh-air purification and upgrading of older homes and buildings.
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