The electromotor, which is sometimes called motor or dynamo, is responsible for creating the mechanical force necessary to rotate the fan in the cooling tower. In other words, the fan or impeller of ...

The fan couples directly to the motor shaft and is controlled by Baldor’s unique VS1 Cooling Tower Drive to provide optimal variable-speed performance that runs quieter and uses less energy.

The powerful motor on this Vornado oscillating tower fan can push air up to 75 feet. You can choose different airflow settings too, a smooth oscillation or V-Flow to move air around the entire room.

Excellent Energy Efficiency The direct-drive design offers excellent energy efficiency. This is because the motor is run at the speed required by the fan, typically a few hundred rpm. Just a small ...

The fan utilizes the air that circulates in, out, and around the cooling tower. Fans need a mechanism, gear or driver that regulate power and transfer energy from the motor to the blades either ...

“Our experience is when applying the Enduradrive Fan System to traditional cooling towers, our customers enjoy high reliability,” said Kevin Morin, president of The Morin Company. “They also reduce ...