通风柜

仪器简介：
Perfect when you need a full-sized ventilated hood to handle small quantities of chemicals 
Conventional hoods are generally the least expensive of the vented, or ducted, fume hoods, and operate at a constant exhaust volume. All air enters the hood through an adjustable sash opening. With the sash nearly closed, hoods generate high face velocities that can disturb sensitive instruments, cool temperature-sensitive samples, and disperse reagents. Conventional hoods are best for light-duty applications. 
These fume hoods are an ideal alternative to traditional fume hoods when you need a full-sized work area for occasional, light-duty tasks. Models are available with or without a built-in blower, and in standard or explosion-proof configurations. Blowers can be mounted any of three ways梬ithin the hood, above the hood, or on the roof of your building. 
All fume hoods include a 3/16" thick tempered safety glass counterbalanced sash and a 10" diameter duct collar. Hoods are constructed of glacier white epoxy-coated 16 gauge steel and include a removable front panel and a 4"L x 4-1/2"W utility pass-through port with molded neoprene cover. Hoods do not include a work surface梠rder a cabinet with built-in work surface from page 369.  
The 110 VAC models are shipped fully assembled; 220 VAC models require assembly. Cord and plug are not included. 
The 28-inch explosion-proof models do not include a light; 47-inch and 70-inch explosion-proof models have one 100-watt explosion-proof incandescent light. 


技术参数：
Blower (type) standard
Size 47"Wx53"Hx25"D
Power 115 VAC, 60 Hz
Blower hp 1/3
construction Epoxy-coated steel
Ductwork size 10"
Fixtures Optional electric outlet, air/gas/vacuum/water service connections, and cupsink and faucet梒all our Application Specialists for details
Lights One 100-watt explosion-proof incandescent light
Switches two


主要特点：
Perfect when you need a full-sized ventilated hood to handle small quantities of chemicals
Conventional hoods are generally the least expensive of the vented, or ducted, fume hoods, and operate at a constant exhaust volume. All air enters the hood through an adjustable sash opening. With the sash nearly closed, hoods generate high face velocities that can disturb sensitive instruments, cool temperature-sensitive samples, and disperse reagents. Conventional hoods are best for light-duty applications.
These fume hoods are an ideal alternative to traditional fume hoods when you need a full-sized work area for occasional, light-duty tasks. Models are available with or without a built-in blower, and in standard or explosion-proof configurations. Blowers can be mounted any of three ways梬ithin the hood, above the hood, or on the roof of your building.
All fume hoods include a 3/16" thick tempered safety glass counterbalanced sash and a 10" diameter duct collar. Hoods are constructed of glacier white epoxy-coated 16 gauge steel and include a removable front panel and a 4"L x 4-1/2"W utility pass-through port with molded neoprene cover. Hoods do not include a work surface梠rder a cabinet with built-in work surface from page 369.
The 110 VAC models are shipped fully assembled; 220 VAC models require assembly. Cord and plug are not included.
The 28-inch explosion-proof models do not include a light; 47-inch and 70-inch explosion-proof models have one 100-watt explosion-proof incandescent light.