XPOWER P-600A Air Mover – 2600 CFM, 1/3 HP, GFCI Daisy Chain, ETL/CETL

P-600A Air Mover — Water Damage Drying with GFCI Daisy Chain for Multi-Unit Deployment

The XPOWER P-600A delivers 2600 CFM through a 1/3 HP induction motor drawing 3.8 amps — the kind of efficiency ratio that matters when running six units off two 15-amp circuits on a water damage job. The built-in GFCI outlets let you daisy-chain up to three P-600As from a single power source, cutting cord runs in water-damaged spaces where outlet access is limited. Four operating positions (0°, 20°, 45°, 90°) let crews aim airflow under cabinets, along baseboards, or at wall cavities without moving the unit to a different room. Stackable up to four units high for van loading and storage.

P-600A Airflow, Motor Efficiency, and Daisy Chain

At 2600 CFM on 3.8 amps, the P-600A produces more airflow per amp than many competing air movers in its size class — the induction motor design runs cooler and lasts longer than brush-type motors used in lower-cost units.

• 2600 CFM at 3.8 amps (115V) — runs three units simultaneously on a standard 15-amp circuit with margin to spare; no tripped breakers in restoration environments
• Built-in GFCI daisy chain — links up to 3 units from one outlet; eliminates extension cord runs across wet floors where GFCI protection is mandatory
• 4 drying positions: 0°, 20°, 45°, 90° — the 20° kickstand angle targets airflow along baseboards for wall cavity and floor edge drying; 90° vertical position is used for drying carpet in place
• Three-speed operation at 950, 1,150, and 1,350 RPM — lower speeds reduce noise during occupied-space drying; high speed for maximum evaporation in empty structures
• Stackable up to 4 units high — 4 units occupy the footprint of one when loaded in a van; reduces trips and loading time on large multi-unit jobs
• Dual thermal protection — motor shuts down before overheating in high-ambient-temperature environments common to enclosed drying spaces

P-600A Applications and Environments

Property restoration contractors handling residential and light commercial water damage events deploy the P-600A in sets of 4–8 units to accelerate evaporation from wet subfloors, saturated wall cavities, and wet carpet pads. The 20° kickstand angle is specifically useful in kitchen and bathroom water damage jobs where baseboards and toe kicks trap moisture. Commercial janitorial services use individual units for floor drying after wet-mopping in hallways, building lobbies, and school corridors — the 20 ft power cord covers most corridor widths without repositioning. Contractors and remodeling crews use the 90° vertical position to accelerate drying of newly poured concrete, applied adhesives, and freshly painted surfaces before the next work phase.

P-600A ETL/CETL Certification and Job Site Compliance

The P-600A is ETL and CETL safety certified — meeting the same UL-equivalent standard required by most restoration contractors and commercial job sites. The built-in GFCI outlets on each unit satisfy OSHA requirements for electrical safety on wet job sites without adding external GFCI adapters to each cord. The injection-molded polypropylene housing resists impacts from job site handling and is rated for the temperature ranges encountered in typical drying environments.

Specifications

Documents

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Owner Manual

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