Can Fan Max-Fan HO "The Beast" 14-in Inline Fan - 3343 CFM - 240 Volt

High-Volume Airflow for Large Grow Rooms - 14-in - 240 Volt

Large cultivation spaces build up heat, humidity and stale air quickly, and an undersized fan cannot keep up. The Can Fan Max-Fan HO "The Beast" is a high-output fan rated at 3343 CFM and designed to run on 240 Volt power, so it can move a large volume of air through ducting for exhaust, intake or circulation.

This unit is sold each and suits growers running bigger rooms or multiple lights who need strong, steady ventilation. Smaller hobby tents will usually be better served by a lower-output fan.

Key Features & Benefits

• 3343 CFM airflow rating — moves a large volume of air for heat and humidity control.
• 240 Volt operation — suits installations wired for higher-voltage power.
• 14-in format — connects to ducting sized for high-volume ventilation.
• Compact body — the product length is 8.88 in, which helps it fit in tighter runs.

Who Should Use The Beast

Commercial and serious indoor growers with large rooms, long duct runs or high heat loads, who have 240 Volt power available during vegetative growth and flowering.

About Can Fan Max-Fan HO

Can Fan makes inline fans for cultivation and ventilation. The Max-Fan HO "The Beast" is a 14-in, 240 Volt model rated at 3343 CFM. It ships at 32.2 lb.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What power does this fan need?
A: It is a 240 Volt model. Confirm your circuit and wiring suit 240 Volt equipment before installing, and use a qualified electrician if unsure.

Q: What does CFM mean?
A: CFM is cubic feet per minute, a measure of how much air a fan moves. A higher rating means more air moved, though ducting, filters and bends reduce real-world flow.

Q: Is this fan too large for a small tent?
A: Usually yes. High-output fans suit large rooms or heavy heat loads, and a smaller fan is typically a better match for compact spaces.

Q: How big is the fan?
A: The product length is 8.88 in and the unit is 14-in class. Shipping weight is 32.2 lb.

Q: Can I use it with carbon filters?
A: Inline fans are commonly paired with filters, but filters add resistance and lower airflow. Check the filter and duct size match before buying.