Jacksonville, FL—S&P USA Ventilation Systems LLC (S&P USA), a leader in the sales, manufacturing, and distribution of HVAC air movement products throughout North America, has added two new EC-motor exhaust fans to its popular Quickship program:
- SDBDe downblast direct drive centrifugal roof fans
- STXDe upblast direct drive centrifugal roof/sidewall fans.
Similar to the SDBDe, the majority of Quickship STXDe upblast direct drive centrifugal roof/sidewall exhaust fans will ship out “next day.” A powerful fan, the STXDe can move air up to 4,780 CFM. Given their strength in exhausting out stale room air, STXDe fans work well in applications like restaurants, commercial kitchens, laboratories, and chemical plants.
Both the SDBDe and STXDe are part of S&P USA’s Ecowatt® line of fans. Developed to meet stringent energy codes and help lower operating costs, Ecowatt products feature EC motor technology. In addition to being more energy efficient than traditional motors, EC motors can provide more precise airflow control and often require less maintenance.
About S&P USA's Quickship Program
S&P USA’s Quickship program manufactures and stocks fan parts in advance to expedite commercial ventilation products for emergency replacement repairs at hotels, hospitals, restaurants, education facilities, and other commercial and institutional customers.
The Quickship expansion was prompted by the return of industry-wide pre-COVID supply chain levels and S&P USA’s major 2024 investment in state-of-the-art CNC punch/forming, CNC roller, and custom-designed flanging production equipment, according to Jeff Ledsinger, National Director of Sales. Thus, S&P USA’s Jacksonville facility stocks all Quickship fan shells that can be quickly outfitted by assembly technicians with belt or direct drive packages and accessories such as dampers, curbs, shutters, inlet/outlet dampers, vibration pads, rails, and guards.
Any Quickship product offering can be modified in-house to replace any S&P USA fan or most competitors’ fans, regardless of age. “We need to know [to replace a fan] the fan model, CFM, voltage, static pressure, existing curb outer dimensions, and whether it requires a grease-rating for kitchens,” said Ledsinger. “Fans have become smaller and more efficient over the last decade or two, so the replacement may need an adaptor curb, which we supply. If the name plate is missing, we’ll calculate the horsepower needed for the application and send a completely assembled fan that will fit the existing curb. We replace a lot of competitors’ fans.”
For more information on Quickship or other S&P USA Ventilation Systems, visit https://www.solerpalau-usa.com or call 1-800-961-7370