Rule 3″ In-Line Blower

Product Overview

When servicing or upgrading bilge water management, livewell circulation and ventilation, 3" In-Line Blower is intended to handle ventilating an enclosed marine compartment while matching the relevant installation or operating requirements.

Rule In-Line Blower – 3" Ducting Part Number: 140 engineered for efficient, high output operation, these blowers feature Rule's exclusive front and rear shaft seals and corrosion resistant motor housings for long life. Compact and easily installed on any flat surface, Rule? in-line blowers offer higher air flow, lower amp draw, and quieter operation than standard blowers. For International & US Markets.

Key Features

• Efficient high-volume air flow
• Quiet operation
• Low amp draw
• Slip-on inlet and outlet ducting connections
• Sealed motor shaft for moisture protection
• Corrosion resistant nickel-plated motor housing
• IMCI (CE)
• USCG 183.410 Compliant: Ignition protected

Applications

• Race cars and helmet ventilation
• Bus ventilation (engine and bathroom fumes)
• Prison van ventilation (cooling, air-freshening)
• Blow-up signs and mascots
• Tanning booths
• Building ventilation

Specifications

• Approvals: CE
• Dimensions (H x W x D): 76 x 127 x 81 (mm)
• ElectricalCharacteristics: 2.9 Amp
• Flow Rate (US gallons & litres): 135 CFM @ Open Flow
• Fuse Size: 4 (amp)
• Product Inlet Fitting: 3" (76 mm) Ducting
• Product Outlet Fitting: 3" (76 mm) Ducting
• Voltage: 13.6 (Vdc)

Important Notices

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including STYRENE which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, visit P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Fit & Selection Guidance

Use manufacturer part number 140 to verify the exact item. Confirm dimensions, voltage, capacity, material, mounting pattern, connection type and model compatibility where applicable. Replacement parts should be matched to the exact parent equipment or system whenever the manufacturer specifies one.

For installation-sensitive products, follow the manufacturer’s current instructions and the applicable marine electrical, plumbing, structural or safety requirements for your boat.