Delta, a provider of power management and internet of things-based smart green solutions, has unveiled the new Delta BreezIntegrity 80 CFM low voltage DC fan. This low voltage ventilation fan operates at a quiet operation of 1.3 Sones and is engineered to run continuously for a minimum 70,000 hours with DC brushless motor.

This launch aligns with a growing trend in the residential home sector toward the adoption of low-voltage DC power systems. Traditionally, homes have been powered by 240 V AC/120 V AC infrastructure, chosen for itsSource: Delta Electronics (Americas) Ltd. efficiency in power distribution over long distances. However, advancements in energy efficiency and distributed generation have reduced the necessity for high-voltage AC within homes. In a low-voltage DC home, most devices and appliances run on DC voltage, offering increased efficiency due to fewer energy losses compared to AC systems. This simplicity enhances the potential for energy independence, as solar panels, batteries and efficient appliances can power the home, reducing reliance from the grid.

The Delta BreezIntegrity 80 CFM single speed 48 V DC fan is specifically designed to meet the needs of these modern, energy-efficient homes. UL listed for both ceiling and wall-mount installations, this fan offers versatile placement options. Its compact housing design simplifies retrofitting, making it an ideal choice for both new constructions and upgrades. Additionally, the fan features lock rotor protection, ensuring enhanced safety. A removable, permanently lubricated plug-on motor further adds to its ease of maintenance and reliability. Comprehensive safety features such as polarity protection, overcurrent protection and inrush protection, combined with its energy-efficient operation, make it a standout choice for those seeking a high-performance, durable ventilation solution that aligns with the latest trends in home energy management.