Air Mover - 600 CFM Portable Floor Dryer & Blower

Getting water out of a space is only part of the drying job. The moisture that soaks into carpet padding, drywall, and subfloor will not move on its own — it needs airflow to pull it to the surface where a dehumidifier can capture it. Air movers are the piece of the restoration equation that most people overlook, and skipping them is why jobs that should take three days end up taking ten. The RIDGID AM2265 pushes 600 CFM of directed airflow across floors, walls, and ceilings depending on how you position it — three operating positions let you angle it flat along a floor, tilted toward a wall, or directed upward at a ceiling. The motor runs at three speeds so you can dial the airflow to match the surface and the space without running the unit harder than the job requires. The daisy-chain power outlets are the feature that makes this unit practical on a real restoration job. Rather than running extension cords across a wet floor to power multiple air movers — a safety problem and a logistics headache — you plug the first unit into the wall and chain the next two directly into it. Three units, one outlet, no extension cords crossing the work area. The 10-foot power cord wraps around the carry handle for storage, and units stack vertically up to three high for transport between floors or job sites. What's included: The RIDGID AM2265 air mover unit with 10-foot power cord. A standard 120V outlet is required. For larger drying jobs requiring multiple units, ask staff about availability of additional air movers — daisy chaining up to three units is supported natively. For insurance-pay jobs, A2B provides itemized invoicing with your claim number for adjuster submission, contact us directly to arrange.