F5 Fans Greenhouse Circulation Fan - 24-in - 7,860 CFM - 1/2 HP - 115V/230V

Even Heat and Humidity Across the Canopy - 24-in Fan

Pockets of hot, damp air cause uneven growth and invite problems in enclosed growing spaces. This circulation fan sets up a horizontal, racetrack-style airflow that keeps air moving from ceiling to floor and spreads heat and humidity more evenly. It is rated at 7,860 CFM, driven by a 1/2 HP motor running at 1725 RPM.

The 24-in size suits a mid-size to large greenhouse, warehouse bay or barn, where one fan can serve a wide area. Smaller rooms may need a smaller fan, while larger facilities can mount several units.

Key Features & Benefits

• Horizontal air flow pattern — keeps air moving through the whole space instead of leaving dead zones.
• Powder-coated steel guard — protects the blades and resists wear in humid environments.
• Ceiling mounting bracket and power cord included — you can hang the fan without sourcing extra mounting parts.
• 115V or 230V operation — fits different electrical setups.
• Variable speed control compatible — lets you tune airflow to conditions.

Who Should Use F5 Fans Greenhouse Circulation Fan

Growers who manage climate in greenhouses, warehouses or barns, from serious home growers with a large space to commercial operations adding airflow across multiple bays.

About F5 Fans Greenhouse Circulation Fan

F5 Fans makes circulation fans for agricultural and industrial spaces. This 24-in model has a 1/2 HP single-phase motor, 6.1 lbf of thrust, and a 5 ft power cord.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does HAF mean?
A: HAF stands for Horizontal Air Flow. Fans create a circular pattern that moves air around the room, mixing warm and cool air and reducing humidity pockets.

Q: Is a mounting bracket included?
A: Yes. The fan includes a powder-coated steel ceiling mounting bracket and a power cord.

Q: What voltage does it use?
A: It is listed for 115V or 230V. Draw is 4.8A at one voltage and 2.4A at the other, so confirm your supply before wiring.

Q: Can I control the fan speed?
A: The fan is compatible with variable speed controls. Check that the control you choose is rated for this motor's voltage and current.

Q: How is a circulation fan different from an exhaust fan?
A: A circulation fan moves air within the space to even out conditions. An exhaust fan pushes air out of the space to exchange it with outside air.