F5 Fans Greenhouse Circulation Fan - 8-in - 450 CFM - 115V - 1/80 HP

Even Air Movement for Heat and Humidity Control - 450 CFM

Stagnant air leaves warm and humid pockets in a growing space, which stresses plants and invites problems. The F5 Fans Greenhouse Circulation Fan creates a horizontal, racetrack-style airflow pattern that keeps air moving and helps spread heat and humidity evenly. It moves 450 CFM from a 1/80 HP motor running at 1550 RPM.

This 8-in unit suits smaller greenhouses, grow rooms and work areas where you want steady circulation from a compact fan. Growers with larger spaces can add several units to build the airflow pattern.

Key Features & Benefits

• Horizontal airflow pattern — keeps air circulating to reduce hot and humid spots.
• Powder coated steel guard — protects the fan and resists wear.
• Ceiling mounting bracket included — you can install it without sourcing a separate mount.
• 5 ft power cord — reaches nearby outlets or connection points.
• Variable speed control compatible — lets you adjust airflow to your conditions.

Who Should Use F5 Fans Greenhouse Circulation Fan

Home gardeners and commercial growers who need dependable air circulation in greenhouses, indoor cultivation rooms, warehouses or barns will find this fan useful.

About F5 Fans Greenhouse Circulation Fan

F5 Fans makes circulation fans for horizontal air flow. This 8-in model runs on 115V single phase power, draws 0.52A and produces 0.19 lbf of thrust. It is sold individually.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is horizontal air flow?
A: Horizontal air flow (HAF) is a circulation method in which fans push air in a continuous loop around a space. This mixes the air and helps even out temperature and humidity.

Q: Does it come with a mounting bracket?
A: Yes. It includes a powder coated steel ceiling mounting bracket and a power cord.

Q: Can I control the fan speed?
A: The fan is compatible with variable speed controls. Choose a control that matches the fan's electrical ratings.

Q: What power does it need?
A: It runs on 115V single phase power and draws 0.52A. The power cord is 5 ft long.

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