Extractor fan keeps open fires smoke free

17 September, 2006

Vortice Tiracamino chimney extractor fans are designed to remove smoke from fireplaces in commercial premises such as hotels and restaurants and in dwellings with chimneys. These fans are primarily designed to improve the updraught in open-flued chimneys but can also be used as extractor fans when a fire is not lit. The motor can withstand temperatures of 200°C for long periods. The blade design is said to reduce soot deposits without compromising efficiency. Tiracamino units are supplied with steel anti-bird protection rings. To anchor the fan to the base, a strong steel safety cable is supplied.

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