Johnson Pump Bilge Blower Flange Mount

Johnson Pump Bilge Blower Flange Mount

Johnson Pump radial flow design uses a squirrel cage type blower wheel to produce a substantial output at relatively low RPM's. Low noise level make Johnson Pump blowers excellent for use in heads & galleys. Massive 3" diameter motor idles at 3100 RPM's assuring long life. Housings are molded of tough glass filled composite resin. Flange Mount #54124 - Conventional design outlet flange to mount directly to the exhaust opening in the hull.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Johnson Pump Bilge Blower Flange Mount used for?

The Johnson Pump Bilge Blower Flange Mount is a radial-flow bilge blower designed to provide ventilation on boats. Its conventional outlet flange mounts directly to the exhaust opening in the hull, making it suitable for applications where a flange-mounted blower is required.

What are the specifications of the Johnson Pump Bilge Blower Flange Mount?

This Johnson Pump bilge blower has a 3-inch diameter motor and delivers 112 CFM of airflow. The motor operates at 3,100 RPM, while the housing is molded from glass-filled composite resin for a durable construction.

How does the flange mount design simplify installation?

The flange mount uses a conventional outlet flange that mounts directly to the exhaust opening in the hull. Molded mounting brackets are also included in the blower design to simplify installation.

Is this bilge blower a replacement for a Mayfair flange mount blower?

Yes. Johnson Pump Bilge Blower Flange Mount #54124 is specified as a direct replacement for old Mayfair Flange Mount Bilge Blowers. Verify the existing blower and mounting arrangement before installation to ensure the replacement is appropriate for your application.

Where can the Johnson Pump Bilge Blower Flange Mount be used on a boat?

The blower's low-noise operation makes Johnson Pump blowers suitable for use in areas such as heads and galleys. The description specifically identifies the flange-mounted design for installation at the hull exhaust opening.