This year June marks the 25th National “Work Safety Month,” with the theme “Everyone Speaks Up for Safety, Everyone Knows How to Respond to Emergencies—Identifying and Rectifying Risks and Hidden Dangers.” At this critical juncture, when scorching heat coincides with peak production, Dawang Ventilation proudly unveils its new 8.5-meter industrial mega‑fan—the “Wind King” of the Smart Wind Series!
✦ 1800㎡ + Zero‑dead‑zone coverage, with total airflow far exceeding the average.
W·Fans 8.5 Mi Feng Wang Equipped with PMSM permanent magnet synchronous motor, Fully loaded Air volume reaches 21800 m ³ per minute, each unit covers over 1800 square meters, with energy consumption of only 1.5 kW/h, meeting the stringent national IE4 standard. Integrated all‑in‑one sealed design—maintenance‑free for life!
✦ There are no small matters when it comes to head safety, 12-fold Protection “Hard Armor”
In response to the physical challenges posed by overhead suspended operations in large spaces,
Dawang Ventilation takes a structural approach: an integrated, one-piece hub; an all-mortise-and-tenon joint structure; an external motor with a fall‑prevention ring; wire‑rope‑based balance protection; and a real-time online monitoring system. ……12+ The safety barrier provides enhanced fall protection and secure locking.
Third-party destructive testing and dual shaft‑breakage protection ensure that the device will not fall under abnormal conditions.
✦ Smart digital remote early warning—no can hide.
Paired with an intelligent control system and Cloud-based app‑based operations and maintenance enable real-time monitoring of temperature rise, vibration, and operating parameters. With proactive alerts and remote inspections, it truly helps enterprises implement the Safety Month initiative to identify and address potential risks and hazards.
This summer, Dawang Ventilation stands ready to stand shoulder to shoulder with every worker, safeguarding every turn and every moment of peace of mind with rigorously standardized, industry‑leading quality.
