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ACME 13" Downblast Roof Exhaust Fan Direct Drive, 1760 CFM, 1/4 HP, 120 Volts, 1 Phase

ACME 13" Downblast Roof Exhaust Fan Direct Drive, 1760 CFM, 1/4 HP, 120 Volts, 1 Phase

US Fan Direct Drive Down Blast Roof Exhaust Fan 1625 RPM .25 HP 120 Volts, 1 Phase - specification sheet

US Fan Direct Drive Down Blast Roof Exhaust Fan 1625 RPM .25 HP 120 Volts, 1 Phase - specification sheet 2

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PRN126E-.25-1P

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Product Features

Airflow: 1760 CFM
Electrical: 120/240V Phase
Wheel Size: 13-inch
Material: Heavy-Gauge aluminum
Type: Down Blast Roof Exhaust
Application: Commercial Kitchens, Restaurants, Warehouses and Storage Areas

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Description

Model PRN direct drive fans are centrifugal power roof ventilators designed for exhausting clean air. This model has a max CFM of 1,760. The PRN is a downblast exhauster suitable for all types of commercial and institutional buildings such as schools, hospitals, office buildings, and retail stores.

Housing

Hoods constructed of heavy gauge aluminum, die formed with rolled bead for strength
Curb base and inlet are one piece with continuous welded corners
Steel fasteners are zinc dichromate plated
Heavy gauge galvanized wire birdscreen
Heavy gauge corner support brackets transmit motor and impeller weight to curb base
Conduit post for ease of electrical wiring

Airfoil Centrifugal Wheel

Aluminum construction with backward curved hollow airfoil blades
Non-overloading design for safe operation
Precision balanced for smooth vibration free operation

Motor

Continuous duty motors located outside the airstream
Motor compartment is ventilated by a "forced air" cooling system
Factory wired with polarized disconnect plug (except explosion resistant motors)

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Product Specs

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ACME 13" Downblast Roof Exhaust Fan Direct Drive, 1760 CFM, 1/4 HP, 120 Volts, 1 Phase
Feature	Spec
SKU	PRN126E-.25-1P
Weight (in lbs)	44
Brand/Manufacturer	ACME
UPC	0634707156809
Drive Type	Direct
Maximum CFM	1760
Sone	13
Wheel Size	13"
Motor RPM	1625
Horsepower	1 / 4 HP
BHP	.253
Electrical	120/240 V, Single Phase
Curb Cap Size	21 x 21"
Warranty	2 Year Comprehensive Warranty
Resources	ACME / US Fan Catalog You will need Adobe® Acrobat® Reader to view PDF documents.

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Can this fan be operated continuously?

Yes, this fan is equipped with a continuous-duty motor and is designed for continuous operation without issue.

What does the “low profile” design mean, and why might it matter?

This design allows the motor and drive parts to be set into the roof curb, so the unit doesn’t stick up as much above the roof. That helps reduce wind exposure, looks cleaner, avoids height issues, and makes it easier to install in areas with limited clearance. If you’d like help finding the best option for your space, our team is here to assist you.

Is this applicable on school kitchens?

Yes, it is! You’ll just need to select the right size and airflow (CFM) to match your kitchen space. If you’d like help choosing the best option, our team is always available to assist you.

How energy efficient is the PRN fan?

PRN uses a direct-drive motor with a non-overloading blower wheel. That means it delivers airflow without wasting power, especially when you stay within its static pressure rating.

Can this fan be installed on walls instead of just roofs?

The PRN is specifically designed for roof exhaust (downblast). Wall installations are usually different because of the flow orientation. We have other fans that can be installed in walls. If you’d like help choosing the best option, our team is always available to assist you.

How often should I service this fan?

Service needs can vary depending on where the fan is used. In dusty or heavy-use areas, it’s a good idea to check it about once a month. For cleaner or lighter-use spaces, a more detailed inspection every few months is usually enough to keep it running smoothly.