Marine Engine Room Blowers, Vents & Parts

Engine Bay Ventilation Solutions

Engine Room Blowers

Ventilation blowers are essential for maintaining a safe engine room environment. These systems are designed to provide ventilation and suction, ensuring your engine room remains free from harmful fumes and excessive heat. Proper ventilation can significantly improve safety and engine performance.

Our Product Range

At Fisheries Supply, we offer a full range of marine ventilation products, including:

• Boat Blowers: Engine room blowers are essential for circulating air and removing fumes from the engine room with powerful marine blower motors.
• Marine Blower Fans: Durable vent blower fans that ensure consistent airflow in confined spaces.
• Ventilation Blowers: Comprehensive systems that include blowers, hoses, vents, and controls.

Benefits of Marine Ventilation Systems

Investing in a quality marine ventilation system offers several benefits:

• Enhanced Safety: Marine engine room fans reduce the risk of onboard fires and explosions by preventing the accumulation of flammable fumes.
• Improved Engine Performance: This keeps the engine room cool, allowing the engine to operate more efficiently and prevent corrosion by removing moisture.
• Comfortable Environment: Expel toxic gases and maintain proper air quality to ensure a more comfortable environment for crew members.

When buying marine engine room blowers and vents, you can consider things like:
Inlet and exhaust ducting: Inlet and exhaust ducting should be located far enough apart to prevent short cycling of air flowing between them.

By choosing Fisheries Supply for your marine ventilation needs, you ensure that your boat has the best systems to maintain a safe, comfortable environment. Contact our representatives today to learn more about our boat blower motors.

FAQs

How do I choose the right size blower for my boat?
Select a blower based on your engine room volume:

• Up to 70 cu. ft: 100 CFM
• 71–100 cu. ft: 150 CFM
• 101–300 cu. ft: 250 CFM

Are blowers required for all boats?
The USCG requires mechanical ventilation for most gasoline-powered boats built after July 31, 1980. Diesel boats are recommended to have blowers for extra safety.

What is the difference between a fan and a blower?
Fans move large volumes of air at low pressure; blowers move air at higher pressure and are designed for specific directional airflow.

How long should I run my engine room blower?
Run the blower for at least four minutes before starting the engine to clear fumes. Continuous-use blowers are also available for extended operation.

Please browse our wide selection of marine vents.