The B-Air #BP-1 Blowers have a powerful 1 HP High Efficiency motor in HIGH OUTPUT, to insure Low Amp Draw.

They are built with state of the art construction,with safety screens and reverse air blocking louvers which are built in to insure safety and long life. Handles are designed for easy carrying and units are shaped like a Pyramid for stability and stackable for space efficiency.

The BP-1 blowers and the most widely used 1HP blowers in the market due to their wide range of use for all sorts of inflatables.

 

• 1 HP
• 850 CFM
• 7.75 Inches of Static Pressure
• 6.9 Low Amp draw with back pressure
• Stackable
• 25 Ft Cord
• Reverse Air Louvers
• Easy to Carry Handle
• 36 LBS
• Recessed On / Off Switch
• 1 Year Warranty / 5 Year on Housing

BP-1 High Output model is available in following versions:

• Standard (Model BP-1)
• With GFCI (Model BP-1GFCI)
• With Meter (Model BP-1M)
• With GFCI and Meter (Model BP-1GFCI+M)

GFCI:

Earlier this year, the US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) issued the following notification to manufacturers and/or importers of inflatables operated with electrical blowers/fans.
Under 16 C.F.R Part 1505 products will meet an appropriate electrical standard for outdoor use products; contain a listed Ground-Fault Circuit-Interrupter (GFCI), protected power cord.

Therefore, as an option, our B-Air blower model BP-1 is available with GFCI plugs built-in to comply with these rules and regulations, which will make for safer use.

 

METERED:

After carefully studying the inflatable rental industry, we developed a great tool that will help avoid any discrepancies regarding hourly usage of the inflatable. The rental companies have had claims from their customers stating that the blower has failed and they were not been able to use the inflatable during the rental hours. Thus they have requested refunds /or discounts of rental fees, which cost 100’s of dollars on a single such claim alone.
Unfortunately, you had to take their word for it. NOT ANY MORE!

B-AIR METERED BLOWERS ARE THE SOLUTION!

Now all you need to do is record the hours from the meter to your rental contract at drop off, and then compare that with hours recorded on the meter at pick up time. This will give you the hours the blower has been in operation, and it will serve as proof that the blower had no failure, and had been in operation for the recorded hours on the meter.