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AlorAir X-Force Air Mover Base Unit

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Specifications

ModelX-Force air mover base unit (blower)
Build and finish
ConstructionStainless steel base, double-walled polyethylene housing
Power
Power115 V, GFCI-protected receptacle required
Details
UseDrive unit for the AlorAir X-Force air drying system
Drying ModesPositive (injection) or negative (extraction) pressure
One blower, two drying directions

One blower, two drying directions

The X-Force blower has an intake and an outlet port. Connect the air delivery line to the outlet and it pushes dry air into wall and ceiling cavities under positive pressure; connect it to the intake and it pulls moist air out under negative pressure.

In injection mode, AlorAir recommends a silencer filter on the intake to cut noise and stop coarse particles. For extraction, use a HEPA filter attachment instead.

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What is included with the base unit?

The blower only. It is the drive unit for an X-Force drying setup, so it suits contractors adding a second blower to an existing kit or replacing one. For the complete kit with the air delivery components and duffel bags, choose the X-Force Air Drying System.

Can it pull up water?

No. The X-Force moves air only, not water or debris. Extract standing water first, then use the blower to dry the cavities.

What power does it need?

A standard 115 V grounded receptacle with GFCI protection. Do not run it through solid-state speed controls or ungrounded extension cords.

Where should the blower sit on a job?

Away from foot traffic, on a surface that keeps the vents under the stainless steel base clear. Blocked vents make the blower run hotter and can shorten its life.

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