Description

1200 Watt Air Blower

1. • 1200-watt air blower typically means, how it can be used, and what are its key specs. Then I’ll go into some example use-cases + trade-offs.

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     What Does a “1200 Watt Air Blower” Mean — Description

     1. Power Rating

        • 1200 W refers to the electrical power the blower’s motor consumes.

        • This is relatively high power (compared to small blowers), allowing for stronger motors, higher airflow, or more pressure, depending on the design.

        • Higher wattage means more energy draw — you need to ensure your power supply (voltage, current) can support it.

     2. Types of 1200 W Blowers
        Depending on design / application, a 1200 W blower could be:

        • Inflatable / Bouncy-Castle Blower: High flow, moderate pressure, used for inflating large inflatables.

          • Example: HW REH-1200 blower — 1200 W, airflow ~530 m³/h, pressure ~1150 Pa.

        • ndustrial / Variable-Speed Blower: Compact but powerful, used for ventilation, dust extraction, or cooling.

          • Example: ATO 1200 W industrial blower — variable speed, up to ~253 m³/h airflow, up to ~20,000 RPM.

        • acuum / Suction Blower: Can be used to suck air (vacuum) as well as blow, depending on design.

          • Example: Powerbilt 1200 W vacuum blower, 16,000 RPM, used for dust-suction or vacuum-blower tasks.

        • Performance Metrics (Typical for 1200 W Blowers)
          Key specs to watch out for:

          • Airflow (Volume): Measured in m³/h or CFM (cubic feet per minute). Higher airflow = more volume of air moved.

            • Example: The 1200 W industrial blower from ATO gives up to ~253 m³/h. ATO+1

            • Example (inflatable blower): HW REH-1200 gives ~530 m³/h.

          • Pressure: Static pressure or “air pressure” output, measured in Pa (Pascal) or mbar / kPa. Important for inflating or pushing air through resistance.

            • For HW REH-1200, max pressure ~1,150 Pa.

            • For the ATO industrial blower, different models: e.g. up to 286 mbar (~28.6 kPa) for certain variants

            • Speed (RPM): How fast the motor / impeller spins. Higher RPM often means more airflow but more noise and possibly more wear.

              • Example: ATO blower can go up to 20,000 RPM.

            • Control / Variable Speed: Some blowers allow speed control via built-in potentiometers or external signals (voltage, current).

              • The ATO 1200W air blower supports speed control via: 1.5V–10V, 1.5V–5V, or 4–20mA.

            • Inlet / Outlet Size: Determines what kind of hoses or ducts can be attached.

              • The ATO model mentioned has 44.5 mm inlet/outlet.

            • Weight & Build: Depending on design — plastic + metal, or full metal, which impacts durability, portability, and noise.

          • Applications / Use-Cases
            Common uses of a 1200W air blower include:

            • Inflatables: For bouncing castles, large inflatables, event structures. The high flow helps inflate quickly. (e.g. HW REH-1200)