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Inline Duct Fan Series

Ventilation Fan

Start here when the project needs ventilation fan for ducted ventilation or restrooms. Confirm dimensions, voltage, access, controls, and current model documents before selecting an exact model.

  • Ducted ventilation
  • Restrooms
  • Utility rooms
  • Booster ventilation
Typical uses
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Product documents
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Models

Choose the model that matches the opening, airflow duty, mounting condition, and electrical option.

Inline Duct Fan Series

Inline Duct Fan

Mixed-flow inline duct fan for supply or exhaust runs, silent mixed-flow inline duct fan selection, and pipeline fan requests that need round duct compatibility, two-speed control review, and pressure-aware fan selection.

Airflow
air volume range 120-1900 m3/h by model; confirm exact model before submittal useModel check
Voltage
Confirm the US voltage optionModel check
Mounting
Inline duct mountedProject input
Applications and build notes

Typical uses

  • Ducted exhaust
  • Ventilation booster applications
  • General air movement

Build notes

  • 4/6/8/10/12 inch size range
  • Mixed-flow body combining axial and centrifugal fan characteristics
  • Two-speed adjustment details
  • ABS plastic housing for round-duct installation
Model dataCheck current model documents before quote or submittal use.

Applications and installation

For fan model documents, prepare room type, target CFM or ACH, duct sketch, approximate equivalent length, voltage, control expectation, mounting location, and service-access constraints.

Typical uses

Review bathrooms, storage rooms, light-commercial rooms, support spaces, and ducted ventilation paths by required CFM, duct length, fittings, discharge location, and sound sensitivity.

Product fit

Check this series when a ducted fan path is appropriate. Move to cabinet or utility fan selection when higher pressure, larger service access, enclosure needs, or a different fan construction is driving the decision.

Installation

Confirm duct diameter, equivalent length, elbows, backdraft protection, service clearance, mounting orientation, and wiring or speed-control expectations before selecting a fan body.

Parameters

Read CFM together with static pressure, sound, motor type, power input, and duct size. A free-air CFM value is only a starting point when the installed duct path adds resistance.

Sizing inputs

Ducted systems need a fan selected around CFM, duct path, pressure loss, noise sensitivity, and service access.

  • Gather target CFM, duct diameter, duct length, elbows, filters, and expected static pressure.
  • Avoid selecting by duct diameter alone.
  • Confirm noise, service access, and controls before model selection.
  • Airflow CFM
  • Static pressure
  • Duct size
  • Motor type
  • Voltage
  • Sound rating where available