Jabsco 3" Flexmount Blower - 105 CFM - 12V

The Jabsco 3" Flexmount Blower delivers reliable ventilation for enclosed compartments where air circulation and hazardous vapor extraction are critical. Rated at 105 CFM with 12V operation, this compact blower is engineered for marine engine rooms, fuel compartments, galleys, and heads—environments where corrosion resistance, low electrical draw, and compliance with ignition protection standards are non-negotiable. The flexmount design permits 360-degree outlet adjustment, allowing installers to direct airflow exactly where needed without complex ducting modifications.

Key specifications reflect marine-duty engineering: dimensionally stable Delrin rotors minimize vibration and noise during extended operation, while corrosion-resistant materials throughout ensure durability in salt-air and high-humidity environments. The slip-on inlet and outlet ducting connections simplify installation without requiring permanent modifications to existing ductwork. At 2.9 lbs and measuring 8 x 7 x 9 inches, the unit fits tight spaces common to marine compartments. This blower complies with USCG 183.410 ignition protection standards and ISO 8846 marine safety requirements, plus ISO 9097 electric fan performance specifications—critical certifications for any vessel operating under U.S. Coast Guard jurisdiction.

Operators and marine technicians specify this blower for active ventilation where passive airflow proves insufficient. The low current draw (typical for 12V marine systems with limited battery capacity) makes it compatible with standard vessel electrical architecture. Whether managing fume accumulation in engine compartments or maintaining air quality in enclosed galley spaces, the Jabsco 3" Flexmount delivers the CFM capacity and regulatory compliance needed for safe marine operations.

Jabsco holds a well-established reputation for marine fluid and ventilation systems; the flexmount series is purpose-built to handle the corrosive, vibration-rich environment of working vessels. This particular model balances adequate airflow capacity with space constraints typical of production sailboats, fishing vessels, and commercial tenders.