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MT236 NEO Gas-driven fan - 19,810 cfm Open Air

NEO GAS-DRIVEN FAN MT236 Gas Driven Leader Fans

Best seller of LEADER gas-driven fans, MT236 has the best price/performance/size ratio!

  • NEO TECHNOLOGY

    MT236 gas-driven fan has a performance superior to the competition in its class. Equipped with NEO technology, it generates an ultra-powerful oval air jet thanks to an optimal combination:

    • Highly resistant propeller adapted to the power of the engine
    • Red double-layer monobloc shroud made of reinforced high-density polyethylene
    • High-tech composite grille
  • CERTIFIED PERFORMANCE
    The AMCA and open air flow rates of LEADER fans are all tested and certified by independent laboratories.
  • POSITIONING FROM 3 ft TO 20 ft
    MT236 can be positioned from 3 ft To 20 ft in front of a door without loss of power. This allows firefighters to have more space to manoeuvre and reduces the noise level inside the ventilated building.
  • AUTOMATIC TILT AND STABILISER PROP
    When raised, the lifting handle automatically positions the
    fan at its optimal angle of tilt.
    The ability to withdraw the unit and tilt it to its maximum angle makes ventilation possible in these situations: Raised doors and windows, entrance steps, landings, etc.
    In addition, it is equipped with a stabiliser prop at the rear, which also allows the fan to be tilted at -10° for downward ventilation (ventilation of semi-basements, for example).

Features

PRODUCT CHARACTERISTICS

Equipped with NEO technology, MT236 has a certified open airflow of 19,310 cfm. Robust, MT236 is equipped with LEADER monobloc shroud to reinforce the robustness of this part very exposed to shocks during fire operations. Thanks to its automatic tilt and stabilizer prop, MT236 makes ventilation possible in these situations: raised doors and windows, entrance steps, landings, or semi-basements.