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Dri-Eaz Vortex 110V Axial Fan Hire London | Site Ventilation & Drying Fan
£39.99
+ VAT · 1 day
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110V site-rated axial fan for ventilation, air circulation, and drying support. The Dri-Eaz Vortex pushes high-volume airflow through open spaces or through ducting, and runs straight off a 110V site transformer. Ducting not included as standard — a 20’ duct hose (approx. 6.1m) can be hired separately as a paid add-on.
Day based pricing : Dri-Eaz Vortex Axial Fan 110V
1 - 1 days :
£39.99 / Day
Latest estimated delivery date: Friday 21 August
Dri-Eaz Vortex Axial Fan 110V Hire London — Industrial Drying Fan
Hire a Dri-Eaz Vortex Axial Fan 110V in London — an industrial axial drying fan for site airflow, drying-zone air circulation and refurbishment drying support. A site-rated 110V unit with a yellow BS4343 16A plug; a suitable site transformer or 110V supply is required.
Collection from Greenford UB6; London delivery by booking. The Vortex moves air — it does not extract moisture or filter it.
- 💨 Dri-Eaz Vortex fan
- 🔌 110V axial fan
- 🏗️ Industrial drying fan
- 🌬️ Air circulation fan
- 📍 Greenford UB6 collection
- 🚚 London delivery by booking
⚡ Quick Pick — what do you actually need?
- Need strong general airflow on siteThis Dri-Eaz Vortex fan
- Carpet-focused dryingHigh Airflow Carpet Dryer
- Tight spaces, stairs, under furnitureLow Profile Air Mover
- Hard floors / wet surfacesAir Mover Floor Dryer
- General 240V air moverVacmaster Air Mover
- Standing water presentWet & Dry Vacuum first
- Moisture control neededDehumidifier support
- Unsure on 110V setup?Call 020 3375 4048
💬 Quick answer
Hireload’s Dri-Eaz Vortex Axial Fan 110V hire London service provides a site-ready 110V axial airflow fan for moving air through rooms, drying zones and connected spaces after cleaning, leaks, wet vacuuming or refurbishment work, where suitable. It is a professional industrial drying fan / air circulation fan used alongside dehumidifiers and air movers — not a moisture extractor and not a hazardous-dust filter. Collection from Greenford UB6; London delivery by booking.
📋 Dri-Eaz Vortex Axial Fan — at a glance
Product
Dri-Eaz Vortex Axial Fan
Power
110V · BS4343 16A site plug
Blade
12-inch axial
Airflow*
Up to 3,359 m³/hr (mfr rated)
Dimensions
48 × 49 × 40 cm
Weight
15.9 kg
Ducting
12-inch rings, both sides
Stackable
Yes
Thermal overload
Yes, auto-reset
Housing
Rotomoulded, Microban
Collection
Greenford UB6
Delivery
London delivery by booking
*Airflow figure is the Dri-Eaz F174 manufacturer rating (115V/60Hz). UK 110V site supply operates at 50Hz, so real-world airflow may differ slightly. Check the booking calendar for live pricing.
✅ Choose this 110V axial fan if…
You need a 110V site-ready fan — yellow BS4343 plug, runs off a standard site transformer.
You need stronger room airflow — high-volume axial air movement across larger spaces.
You are drying a larger area — pair with air movers or dehumidifiers to extend coverage.
You need general air circulation in an enclosed work area — where the work is suitable.
You need duct-compatible airflow — 12-inch rings on both intake and exhaust sides.
You need contractor-friendly drying support — site-rated, stackable, easy to position.
🎯 Choose by job — what is the right drying machine?
| The job | Best fit | Why |
|---|---|---|
| General site airflow / air circulation | ✅ Dri-Eaz Vortex 110V | High-volume axial airflow across enclosed spaces and connected rooms. |
| Damp room / drying-zone support | ✅ Dri-Eaz Vortex 110V | Extends air movement beyond what a single air mover covers. |
| Drying after wet vacuuming | ✅ Dri-Eaz Vortex 110V | Adds room-wide circulation after standing water is removed. |
| Wet surface after small leak / spill | Air Mover Floor Dryer + Vortex | Centrifugal air mover for the surface, Vortex for room airflow. |
| Carpet still damp after cleaning | High Airflow Carpet Dryer | Focused velocity across damp carpet fibres. |
| Hard floor after mopping / scrubbing | Air Mover Floor Dryer | Designed for hard-floor surface drying. |
| Tight spaces, stairs, under furniture | Low Profile Air Mover | Slim profile fits where larger fans can’t. |
| Standing water present | Wet & Dry Vacuum first | Remove water before any fan or dryer is used. |
| Moisture in the air / humidity control | Dehumidifier | Fans circulate; dehumidifiers remove airborne moisture. |
| Larger flood damage | ⚠️ Specialist restoration plan | Air movers, dehumidifiers and a survey are usually needed together. |
| Sewage / contaminated water | ❌ Not suitable | Requires specialist cleaning and biohazard handling. |
| Hazardous dust / fume control | ❌ Not suitable | Needs LEV and filtered extraction — not an axial fan. |
👷 Best for
✓Site airflow support — fitout, painting, plastering and similar work, where appropriate.
✓Contractor drying setups — combine with air movers and dehumidifiers.
✓Damp-room circulation — keep air moving across drying zones.
✓Drying after wet vacuuming — once standing water has been removed.
✓Refurbishment & maintenance — basements, stairwells, plant rooms.
✓Commercial spaces — offices, retail, lettings between tenants.
✓Cleaning teams — supporting recovery after deep cleans and spill response.
✓Maintenance teams — drying zones and enclosed work-area air circulation.
✓Property turnaround — supporting room turnaround after wet work.
⚠️ Not ideal for
- Standing water before vacuum or pump removal — use a wet & dry vacuum first.
- Larger flood restoration without a specialist drying plan.
- Sewage or contaminated water events — needs specialist cleaning and PPE.
- Hidden moisture inside walls or floors — needs moisture meters and a survey.
- Mould remediation by itself — moving air does not treat mould at source.
- Hazardous fumes, explosive atmospheres or specialist dust control (silica, asbestos, lead paint) — these need LEV and filtered extraction.
- Replacing a dehumidifier — this fan circulates air, it does not extract moisture.
- Heated airflow — the Vortex moves ambient-temperature air only.
- Users without a 110V site transformer or 110V supply set up correctly.
⚖️ Which machine is different? — quick compare
- Dri-Eaz Vortex 110V (this)Site airflow, large-room air circulation and drying-zone support. 110V site supply.
- Vacmaster 240VCompact domestic / trade 240V air mover for general room airflow.
- High Airflow Carpet DryerStronger carpet-focused drying — high-velocity airflow across damp carpet.
- Low Profile Air MoverStairs, corridors and under-furniture drying — slim profile.
- Air Mover Floor DryerHard floors and wet surfaces — focused floor drying.
- Wet & Dry VacuumStanding water pickup — the first step before any fan or dryer.
- DehumidifierRemoves airborne moisture — works alongside the Vortex on humid jobs.
📝 Before you book — checklist
- Confirm 110V power. Site transformer on site, or a portable transformer for off-site jobs.
- Standing water removed first. Use a wet & dry vacuum before any fan or air mover.
- Area size & airflow path. Plan where air enters and exits the space.
- Surface type. Carpet, hard floor, or just damp air — match the right kit.
- Drying zone. Identify intake and exhaust openings or ducting routes.
- Dehumidifier pairing. For humid or sealed rooms, plan moisture removal too.
- Access & parking. Confirm load-in and delivery access on site.
- Contaminated water check. Sewage or biohazard? Different process — not for axial fans.
- Hire duration. Drying jobs often run multi-day — plan accordingly.
- Delivery / collection timing. Match to your site rhythm and access windows.
- Number of units. One Vortex covers a lot of air; large jobs may want two.
🛡️ Safety checklist
- ✓Confirm 110V setup. Site transformer or portable 110V supply rated for the load.
- ✓No hazardous fumes or explosive atmospheres. Not rated for fume extraction or LEV duty.
- ✓No sewage / contaminated water areas without specialist cleaning first.
- ✓Keep cable & plug away from water. No exposed electrics in wet zones.
- ✓Use the correct transformer. Match the rating, plug type and earthing.
- ✓Keep the airflow path clear. Don’t block intake or exhaust grilles.
- ✓Avoid trip hazards. Route cabling neatly; use cable covers in walkways.
- ✓Follow hire instructions. Position upright or stack as designed.
- ✓Larger water damage — get a specialist assessment before committing.
🚫 Common mistakes to avoid
- Using the fan before removing standing water.Wet vacuum or pump first — then run airflow.
- Choosing 110V without planning power.Confirm a site transformer is on site, or hire one separately.
- Expecting it to replace a dehumidifier.The Vortex moves air; it does not remove moisture from it.
- Treating it as a fume / dust extractor.It is not a HEPA or LEV unit — use the correct extraction kit.
- Ignoring hidden moisture.Walls and subfloors can hold water that airflow alone won’t reach.
- Using after contaminated water without specialist cleaning.Different workflow, different equipment, different PPE.
- Not planning the airflow path.Identify intake, exhaust and any ducting routes before positioning.
- Choosing an axial fan when a specialist dryer fits the job better.For carpets and hard floors, a centrifugal air mover is usually right.
💷 Cost factors
- Hire duration — daily, weekly and longer-term rates differ; longer hires usually have better daily rates.
- Delivery & collection — London delivery by booking; Greenford UB6 self-collection is the lowest-cost option.
- Number of rooms / size of area — bigger or split spaces may need more air movement.
- Number of units — one Vortex covers a lot; two enables push-pull setups.
- Add-ons — ducting hose, wet & dry vacuum, dehumidifier and air movers can be added to the booking.
- Access — parking, lifts and stairs can affect delivery time and method.
- Job type — airflow support, drying support or restoration each shape the kit list.
Check the booking calendar at the top of this page for live daily and longer-term pricing, or call 020 3375 4048 for a quote.
❓ Dri-Eaz Vortex Axial Fan 110V — FAQ
Can I hire a Dri-Eaz Vortex Axial Fan in London?
Yes. Collection is from Greenford UB6 and London delivery is available by booking. Call 020 3375 4048 or email info@hireload.co.uk to confirm.
Is this a 110V axial fan?
Yes. The Vortex is a 110V site-rated axial fan with a yellow BS4343 16A plug, designed to run from a UK 110V centre-tapped site transformer.
Do I need a transformer?
If you are on a construction site, the standard site transformer typically covers it. Off-site jobs — warehouses, offices, residential restoration — usually need a portable 110V transformer. Confirm your power setup before hire.
Is this an industrial drying fan?
Yes. The Vortex is best described as an industrial axial fan used for site airflow and drying support — it works alongside dehumidifiers and air movers rather than replacing them.
Is this the same as an air mover?
Not quite. Centrifugal air movers throw focused, high-velocity air across a wet surface. The Vortex is a high-volume axial fan that moves a large amount of air through a space. They complement each other on drying jobs.
Is it suitable for site use?
Yes. It is built for construction, restoration and facilities work — 110V, stackable, with a rotomoulded polyethylene housing and Microban antimicrobial treatment.
Can I use it after wet vacuuming?
Yes. Once standing water has been removed with a wet & dry vacuum, the Vortex helps move air across the area to support faster surface drying.
Can I use it after cleaning?
Yes. Place it to circulate air across the cleaned space; pair with an air mover for damp surfaces and a dehumidifier if humidity is high.
Can it help dry damp rooms?
Yes — for room-wide air movement. Pair with a dehumidifier for moisture control where needed and follow the right drying workflow.
Can it help after a leak or spill?
Yes, once the wet area has been cleared. Pair with the right air mover for the surface and a dehumidifier where needed.
Can it dry carpets?
For damp carpets after cleaning, a high-airflow carpet dryer is purpose-designed. The Vortex helps with room-level circulation alongside it.
Can it dry hard floors?
It supports the drying of hard floors by moving air across the room, but for direct surface drying an air mover floor dryer is usually more effective.
Should I use a wet vac first?
Yes, if there is standing water. Remove the water with a wet & dry vacuum before running any fan or dryer.
Should I use it with a dehumidifier?
Often yes. The Vortex circulates air; the dehumidifier removes airborne moisture. Together they cover a wider footprint for drying support.
Does it remove moisture from the air?
No. The Vortex moves air — it does not extract moisture. Use a dehumidifier for that.
Can it dry flood damage?
By itself, no. Larger flood damage usually needs a specialist drying plan with air movers, dehumidifiers and a moisture survey. The Vortex can support that plan as part of a wider setup.
Is it suitable for sewage or contaminated water?
No. Sewage and contaminated water events need specialist cleaning, biohazard handling and the right PPE before any drying equipment is used.
Can it extract fumes or hazardous dust?
No. The Vortex is not a fume extractor or LEV unit and is not for silica, asbestos, lead paint or similar hazardous dust. Use a dedicated extraction unit with appropriate filtration.
Is it different from the Vacmaster Air Mover?
Yes. The Vacmaster is a compact 240V air mover for general room airflow on standard UK mains. The Vortex is a larger 110V site-rated axial fan with higher air volume and duct compatibility.
Is it different from the High Airflow Carpet Dryer?
Yes. The High Airflow Carpet Dryer is a 240V centrifugal air mover focused on damp carpet velocity drying. The Vortex is for site airflow and high-volume room circulation.
Is it different from the Low Profile Air Mover?
Yes. The Low Profile sits flat to fit stairs, under furniture and tight spaces. The Vortex is a larger axial unit for room-wide and drying-zone airflow.
Can I collect from Greenford UB6?
Yes. Self-collection from Greenford UB6 is available — the lowest-cost option when you have a suitable vehicle.
Do you deliver in London?
Yes. London delivery is available by booking; call 020 3375 4048 to confirm your postcode and timing.
How much does Dri-Eaz Vortex fan hire cost?
Check the booking calendar at the top of this page for live daily and longer-term pricing, or call 020 3375 4048 for a quote.
What other drying equipment can I hire?
Hireload offers a full range: Vacmaster Air Mover 240V, High Airflow Carpet Dryer, Low Profile Air Mover, Air Mover Floor Dryer, and Wet & Dry Vacuum.
Ready to hire a Dri-Eaz Vortex Axial Fan in London?
Hire a Dri-Eaz Vortex Axial Fan 110V from Hireload — a 110V industrial drying fan for site airflow, drying-zone air circulation and refurbishment drying support. Greenford UB6 collection; London delivery by booking.
💨 Industrial drying fan · 🔌 110V site supply · 📍 Greenford UB6 collection · 🚚 London delivery by booking
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