High Temperature Fans

High-temperature fans use durable motors and heat-resistant blades to deliver steady airflow at elevated temperatures.
Unlike standard fans, they maintain continuous performance where extreme heat is present. These fans are often certified for operation at specific temperature/time ratings (e.g. 300°C for 2 hours) in line with BS EN 12101-3 for smoke and heat control systems.

✔ Durability Under Extreme Conditions – Built to withstand environments such as factories, foundries, and kilns.

✔ Reliable Performance – Continuous operation ensures safe temperature control in demanding applications.

✔ Energy Efficiency – Many models meet UK Ecodesign regulations, reducing operating costs.

✔ Reduced Maintenance – Strong construction minimises servicing needs, lowering lifetime costs.

✔ Versatile Applications – Effective for cooling, exhaust, and process ventilation across multiple sectors.

• Industrial Manufacturing – Used in metal forging, glass production, and chemical processing.

• Casting – Provides cooling and ventilation in high-heat casting environments.

• Boiler Rooms – Handles hot gas emissions, protecting workers and equipment.

• Power Plants – Maintains safe turbine and machinery operation by cooling critical systems.

• Ovens & Kilns – Distributes heat evenly for curing, drying, or baking processes.

• Smoke & Heat Control – Certified fans operate at extreme temperatures during fire emergencies (BS EN 12101-3).

When selecting a high-temperature fan, consider the following factors:

• Maximum Operating Temperature – Ensure certification for the required conditions (e.g.300°C/2hr).

• Airflow Requirements – Calculate airflow in m³/h or l/s to match cooling/ventilation needs.

• Installation Space – Confirm dimensions and compatibility with ductwork or exhaust systems.

• Noise Levels – For noise-sensitive environments, check compliance with BS 8233:2014 indoor noise guidelines.

• Energy Efficiency – Select models compliant with UK Ecodesign regulations and UKCA marking.

• Environment – For hazardous or explosive zones, specify ATEX-rated fans in line with BS EN 14986.

• Electrical Compliance – Ensure installation meets BS 7671 (IET Wiring Regulations).

• Inspect regularly for wear, damage, or heat stress in high-temperature areas.

• Clean blades and housings to prevent dust and debris build-up that may impair airflow.

• Lubricate bearings and moving parts in line with manufacturer guidance.

• Monitor fan performance and noise levels to identify early signs of faults.

• For LEV applications (COSHH), test and inspect at least every 14 months as per HSE requirements.