Description
The Boost Blower 1.5 HP is the workhorse that keeps a full size unit standing from setup to teardown. It runs on ordinary 115V, 60Hz current and moves the volume of air that tall slides, big combos and long obstacle courses ask for, all from a molded black housing with a red intake guard on the front. At 20.8 lbs it is a one person lift, which is the difference between a blower you take everywhere and one that lives in the shop.
Specifications
| Model | BB150 |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 18.1″ L × 13.8″ W × 15.8″ H |
| Colors | Black housing with a red intake guard and red side vents |
| Warranty | 3 years |
Design details
- 1.5 HP motor running on 115V, 60Hz, so it draws from standard site power
- Red intake guard with a radial grille protecting the impeller
- Molded carry handle across the top of the housing for a clean one hand lift
- Rocker switch recessed into a red panel at the rear, clear of both the intake and the outlet
- Grounded power cord coiled at the back and ready to run
- Molded feet that lift the body off wet grass
- 20.8 lbs and 18.1 inches long, so it stacks in a trailer without eating the space a unit needs
Where it earns
Blowers are the quietest line item in a rental business and the most punishing when one fails, because a dead blower is a refunded booking and a customer who calls someone else next year. The 1.5 HP is the one that belongs under the larger half of a fleet, the tall slides, the big combo units and the long courses that need steady pressure for six straight hours. It plugs into a normal grounded outlet, which matters at park pavilions and backyard parties where site power is whatever the customer happens to have. Operators who keep a spare on the truck turn a failure in the field into a five minute swap, and three years of coverage on a part that runs every weekend makes that spare an asset rather than an expense.
Call 866 558 6737.
Common questions
What size inflatables is the 1.5 HP meant for? The larger end of a fleet. Tall slides, big combo units and long obstacle courses, anything that needs more air than a smaller blower moves.
What power does it need? 115V at 60Hz, standard North American current from a normal grounded outlet.
How big and how heavy is it? 20.8 lbs, at 18.1 inches long by 13.8 inches wide by 15.8 inches tall. One crew member loads and carries it.
Does it come with a power cord? Yes. A grounded cord comes attached and coiled at the rear of the housing.
Where is the on switch? A rocker switch sits in a recessed red panel on the back of the housing, out of the way of the intake and the air outlet.
What is the warranty? Three years.