AlorAir GF600A 600 CFM Air Mover with Daisy-Chain Outlets
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The GF600A pushes up to 600 CFM from a centrifugal blower that weighs 7.9 lbs and stands 12.52" tall. It fits under counters, into cabinets, bathrooms and crawl spaces, where a full-size air mover will not sit.
Aim it along a wet floor or carpet edge after a spill or a cleaning job. For whole rooms after a flood, larger units such as the GE2000 series cover more floor per machine.
A rotary switch sets low, medium or high, for 350, 470 or 600 CFM. Low is quiet enough for an occupied office or home; high moves the most air across a wet carpet or floor.
The motor draws 1.0 A at 115 V. Use it only on a GFCI protected outlet, and never with a solid-state speed controller.
Outlets on the switch plate power a second air mover or other equipment, with a reset button if the outlet circuit trips. AlorAir's guidance is to keep the total draw under 12 A.
Between jobs the cord wraps around the switch plate, and units stack on their sides, up to four high. Stacks are for storage only, not for transport.
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Plug the next unit into the outlet on the switch plate and keep the combined draw under 12 A, AlorAir's stated limit. Each GF600A draws 1.0 A, but add up anything else on the chain, and use a GFCI protected wall outlet at the start.
AlorAir rates it at 65 dBA or less. Low speed (350 CFM) is the quiet setting for occupied spaces; high speed (600 CFM) is louder but dries fastest.
No. It runs until you switch it off. If you need an automatic shut-off, the GE1000T and GE1000AT have a 3-hour timer.
10', with a cord wrap and clip on the switch plate for storage. AlorAir says not to run the cord under carpet or rugs.
Yes. It has five operating positions: flat (0°), tilted 10° up or down, 45° and 90° straight up, so you can aim at floors, walls or a ceiling.
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