Albert Jagger has over 130 years worth of experience in the commercial vehicle industry, bringing many products to the market using their individual and unique knowledge, offering their customers an alternative option.
This industry expertise is shown in the CentaFlow™ range, providing more robust and better performing ventilation compared to other leading manufacturers. This guide delves into everything we think you need to know about this product, urging you to take the steps necessary to make sure you’re getting the most out of your vehicle.
CentaFlow™ is a trademark of Albert Jagger Limited
What is a CentaFlow™?
CentaFlow™ is a range of wind powered rotary ventilators, requiring no electrical connections, resulting in zero additional running costs whilst also providing reliable, maintenance-free performance. It’s designed to deliver superior results, upkeeping a high quality without compromising performance.
It provides ventilation solutions for almost every application. However, because of the flexibility of this range, it’s important to choose the right model for your vehicle, understanding that size may impact performance.
CentaFlow™ model range
We offer each of our models in both black or white:
How to fit a CentaFlow™
This innovative ventilator is designed for quick and easy installation meaning it is able to be fitted in less than 30 minutes. Fittings and instructions are included within each box, making the process as stress-free as possible.
Ventilators should be fitted to the strongest section of the roof and towards the rear end of the vehicle. Centaflow™ and CentaFlow™ Low Profile also come with fixing bolts supplied to suit vehicle roofs of different thickness, making this the perfect choice for your vehicle.
What makes our CentaFlow™ different from other ventilation products?
Before the introduction of CentaFlow™, the industry saw lack of automotive innovation from leading ventilation manufacturers, providing the perfect opening for Albert Jagger to take the industry by storm.
This carefully considered system features super components, better-performing bearings and an integrated neoprene sealing gasket to prevent rain, dust or a seepage. This works to further ease worries about debris ingress but still allows for higher airflow capacity.
Has the CentaFlow™ ventilator been tested?
The CentaFlow™ has been independently tested and verified by HORIBA MIRRA Ltd. The extraction rates were measured using a CentaFlow™ ventilator fitted to the roof of a VW Caddy, exposed to different air speeds in a wind tunnel in comparison to the market leader’s ventilator. CentaFlow™ outperformed in all conditions tested.
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Vents
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Speed (mph)
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Extracted Volumetric Flow rate (l/s)
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CentaFlow
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70
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20.1
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60
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17.2
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50
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14.3
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40
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11.3
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Without restriction cover
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71.3
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22.3
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Market leading ventilator
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70
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19.6
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60
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16.5
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51
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13.3
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42.5
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11.1
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Without restriction cover
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71.3
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21.4
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Extraction rates may vary depending on positioning on the vehicle, size of the vehicle and weather conditions.
Do I need a ventilator on my vehicle?
Ventilators should be considered an essential where ventilation is necessary. This is particularly important in industries that deal with the transportation of ‘Dangerous Goods’, as ventilation is typically mandatory from a duty of care perspective. Anyone operating these vehicles should be operating in a safe, toxin-free environment.
The CentaFlow™ can extract:
- Hazardous fumes
- Chemicals
- Flammable gases
- Excessive heat
- Condensation
- Odours
This makes installing a CentaFlow™ ventilator important, not just to improve a vehicle, but to remove any exposure to unnecessary risks and guarantee safety.
If you’re looking for a ventilation system or have any specific queries about this product, contact us today and we can talk you through it.
Alternatively: Download our related PDF on CentaFlow