Up to 1,000 cfm Air Mover

This size class is the standard choice when drying localized moisture intrusion: water-damaged carpet in a bedroom, a single soaked wall, or confined spaces such as bathrooms and closets. Multiple units are often deployed together to create overlapping airflow patterns in water-loss scenarios. When the objective is to circulate air throughout an entire basement, gymnasium, or open warehouse space, the 1,000-2,000 cfm Air Mover provides more efficient coverage and reduces the total number of units required on site.

• Drying carpet and pad in a residential bedroom after pipe leak
• Accelerating wall-cavity drying behind removed baseboards
• Ventilating a bathroom or closet during mold remediation
• Supporting dehumidification in a hotel room water-loss event
• Circulating air in a small retail stockroom during restoration
• Drying hardwood floors in localized spill or overflow areas

• Position units to avoid tripping hazards; cord management is critical when deploying multiple machines
• Do not operate electric models in standing water or saturated environments without GFCI protection
• Gasoline-powered units must be operated outdoors or in well-ventilated spaces to prevent carbon monoxide buildup
• Secure stacked units during transport to prevent shifting and impact damage

• Three to six units stack in a standard cargo van or pickup bed
• Individual units weigh 15-35 lb and are carried by handle or grip cutouts
• Electric models require no fuel transport; gasoline versions necessitate approved containers

• Electric models operate on standard 115V, 15A or 20A circuits; amperage draw typically 1.5-8 amps per unit
• Multiple units may share a circuit depending on draw; distribution planning required to avoid overloads
• Gasoline-powered variants run on pump gas; fuel capacity supports 8-24 hours of continuous operation