HOT ! Abatement Technologies RAPTOR RAM1000DBL Centrifugal Air Mover – 1300 CFM, 120V

Abatement RAPTOR RAM1000DBL — Dual-Inlet 1,300 CFM Centrifugal Drying Power

The RAM1000DBL uses a dual-inlet centrifugal motor to draw air from both sides of the housing simultaneously, producing 1,300 CFM of focused, high-velocity output. Centrifugal design concentrates airflow into a directed stream that penetrates carpet padding, subfloor assemblies, and wall cavities more effectively than axial blowers of the same amperage draw.

RAM1000DBL Dual-Inlet Motor and Operating Positions

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  Dual-inlet centrifugal motor — draws from both sides for higher CFM per amp than single-inlet or axial designs.


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  1,300 CFM focused output — directed airstream accelerates evaporation in carpet, padding, subfloor, and wall framing.


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  Multiple operating positions — lay flat, angle 45°, or stand upright to target airflow at any structural surface.


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  Daisy-chain power outlets — link units on one 120V / 60 Hz circuit for organized multi-unit deployments.


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  Stackable nesting design — stack units for van transport and on-site storage between uses.

Large-Loss and Commercial Water Damage Applications

When a single-family residence floods, restoration crews typically deploy six to twelve air movers and two to four dehumidifiers simultaneously. The RAM1000DBL\'s 1,300 CFM centrifugal output lets crews use fewer units than lower-output axial movers to achieve the same IICRC S500 drying targets — reducing equipment rental costs per job. Commercial water damage in office buildings and retail spaces benefits from the upright operating position, which directs airflow into vertical wall cavities exposed after drywall removal. Hardwood floor recovery requires the flat position to maintain laminar airflow across the board surface and prevent uneven cupping from localized hot spots.

Electrical and Transport Specifications

The RAM1000DBL operates on 120 VAC, 60 Hz. Daisy-chain and stackable design supports efficient multi-unit restoration deployments. Units ship ready to operate.