Attwood Turbo In-Line Boat Bilge Blower

Product Description

Attwood Water-Resistant Turbo In-Line Bilge Blower

The first vane axial-flow fan bilge blowers designed using aerospace technology to maximize performance. No other bilge blowers in the industry provide such powerful system output at such a low power input in a compact size.

Patented in-line design – provides ventilation for engine compartments, galleys, bilges, and heads. Mounting feet allow vertical or horizontal installation in confined spaces. Install with #10 fasteners. Individual carton includes 2 tie straps. All are CE certified. 16-gauge tinned and caulked copper wire leads with optional MP1 molded rubber connectors. Improved 3" design includes:

Nickel-plated motor can for corrosion resistance
Stiffening ribs to reduce housing distortion
Motor cap to seal wires and motor for water resistance
Five-blade fan maximize airflow and efficiency
Tabs in intake and exhaust hold ventilation hose/ clamp firmly in place
Low amp draw motor for longer blower and battery life
Built-in mounting feet allow easy vertical or horizontal install

Model #	Rated Voltage	CFM Open Flow	CFM In System	Current Draw (Amps)	Fuse Size
Turbo 3000	12V Nominal	120	90	2.6	4-Amp
	13.6V Design	145	100	3.1	4-Amp
Turbo 4000	12V Nominal	200	100	2.5	5-Amp
	13.6V Deisgn	230	125	2.9	5-Amp

3 Year Warranty

Owners Manual

Other Details

Google Product Type:

Ventilation

Wiser:

Yes

Condition:

NEW

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3" Attwood turbo inline bilge blower

Posted by Unknown on Aug 13th 2017

I replaced 2 bilge blower that looked like the Mayfair bilge blowers with the 3" turbo inline blowers and saver about $90.00. I bought a 2" pvc street elbow which the fan fit inside the male end and I cut off most of the female end so it fit flush to the hull (I had to use a 1" thick piece of wood under the mount flange to make it flush). I then attached the 3" plastic hose to the input side. This looks very sleek because the fan & elbow are the same color. If money is important and you have the time --- this was not a hard project.