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Air Movers Guide
Choose the best air mover with our guide to airflow, power, and drying capabilities
Our top picks
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Elite 110v Carpet Blower Floor Drier C22110
- High airflow of 2640 CFM for effective drying.
- Three speed settings for flexible airflow control.
- Thermal overload protection for motor safety.
- Portable design with a sturdy carry handle.
In stock£286.00 inc VAT -
Elite 240 Volt Carpet Blower Floor Drier C22240
- Powerful 2640 CFM airflow for fast drying.
- Adjustable three-speed settings for flexible control.
- Sturdy carry handle for easy transportation.
- Thermal overload protection for motor safety.
In stock£286.00 inc VAT -
Heylo PowerVent 3000 Radial Ventilator
- Airflow of 3,102m³/h.
- Lightweight and easy to transport.
- Supports long hoses up to 45m.
- Stackable design for easy storage.
In stock£435.00 inc VAT -
Heylo TD2400 Radial Ventilator
- Airflow of 1,860m³/h.
- Stackable, lightweight, and portable design.
- 3 fan speeds for versatile use.
- Duct adapter included for precision drying.
In stock£395.00 inc VAT -
- Compact and lightweight at 3.2kg
- Airflow of 437m³/h
- Stackable and portable design
- Low energy consumption of 76W
In stock£160.00 inc VAT -
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- Powerful 1610 m³/h airflow
- Flat diffuser for focused drying
- Tough, durable plastic casing
- Portable and stackable for easy transport
In stock£318.00 inc VAT -
- High airflow up to 1,610m³/h.
- Robust and durable plastic casing.
- Flat diffuser for focused airflow.
- Portable and stackable design.
In stock£295.00 inc VAT
FAQs
Centrifugal (or snail) dryers are designed to direct high-velocity airflow over surfaces, ideal for drying carpets or floors. Low-profile air movers are compact and efficient, spreading air evenly at lower velocities
Centrifugal air movers are excellent for focused drying, making them effective for water damage spots. Low-profile models are also useful for large spaces needing widespread drying.
No, both types are energy-efficient, designed to run continuously if needed. Many models have adjustable speeds to help save energy based on drying needs.
Yes, minimal, basic maintenance includes cleaning the intake and exhaust vents, wiping down the housing, and occasionally checking the motor and fan for dust to ensure optimal performance.