Ducted Fume Hood LBN-FH161 delivers optimal vertical surface for experiments with a maximum opening of 500 mm. It is constructed with high-quality steel plates for long-term use. Equipped with PP centrifugal fan to effectively exhaust hazardous fumes. Features an airflow monitor for safe operational levels and adjustments. Our Ducted Fume Hood is suitable for removing toxic substances from the laboratory environment.
| External Dimension | 1200 × 800 × 2550 mm |
| Internal Dimension | 990 × 605 × 900 mm |
| Maximum Opening | 500 mm |
| Air Velocity | 0.3m/s to 0.8 m/s |
| Workspace Height | 915 mm |
| Noise | ≤ 65dB (A) |
| LED Lamp Power | 12W |
| Exhaust Volume | 2300 m3/h |
| Power Supply | 220V ± 10%, 50Hz |
| Packaging Dimension | 1460 × 1010 × 1905 mm |
| Net Weight | 240 kg |
| Gross Weight | 310 kg |
Ducted Fume Hood LBN-FH161 is used to remove harmful gases, odours, moisture and corrosive substances produced by experimental operations in laboratories, chemical, pharmaceutical and biotech industries.
Ducted Fume Hood LBN-FH161 is used to remove harmful gases, odours, moisture and corrosive substances produced by experimental operations in laboratories, chemical, pharmaceutical and biotech industries.
Most Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is a ducted fume hood?
Ans. A ducted fume hood is a laboratory safety device that removes hazardous fumes, vapors, and airborne contaminants by venting them outside through an exhaust system.
2. What material is a ducted fume hood made of?
Ans. Ducted fume hoods are typically constructed from chemical-resistant materials such as stainless-steel, epoxy-coated steel, polypropylene, or fiberglass reinforced plastic to ensure durability and corrosion resistance.
3. Where are ducted fume hoods commonly used?
Ans. They are widely used in research laboratories, pharmaceutical industries, chemical testing labs, and educational institutions for handling volatile substances.
4. What is the difference between a ducted and a ductless fume hood?
Ans. A ducted fume hood vents contaminants outside through an exhaust system, while a ductless fume hood filters air and recirculates it within the room.
5. What is the recommended face velocity for a ducted fume hood?
Ans. The ideal face velocity is between 80 to 120 feet per minute (fpm) to maintain effective containment and airflow efficiency.
