F5 Fans Inline Fan - 14-in - 2010 CFM - Mixed-Flow - 120V

High-Airflow Duct Ventilation - 14-in Diameter

Stale, warm air in a grow room or greenhouse slows growth and strains your equipment. This inline fan pulls large volumes of air through ducting using a mixed-flow design and a high-output internal drive motor. It is rated at 2010 CFM.

The 14-in size suits growers running longer duct runs or larger rooms who need strong exhaust or intake. It fits one fan per duct run, and it works well for regular indoor growers and small commercial spaces alike.

Key Features & Benefits

• 2010 CFM airflow rating — moves a large volume of air through ducting.
• Mixed-flow design — blends axial and centrifugal airflow characteristics for pressure through ducts.
• High-output internal drive motor — keeps the motor within the housing for a tidy installation.
• Mounting brackets included — lets you hang or fix the fan without buying extra hardware.
• 8 ft power cord included — gives flexible placement at 120 volts.

Who Should Use F5 Fans Inline Fan 14in

Choose this fan for grow rooms, tents, greenhouses, propagation rooms, workshops and general exhaust or intake ventilation. It is a single-speed fan with no built-in speed control, so growers who want adjustable airflow should plan for that separately.

About F5 Fans Inline Fan 14in

F5 Fans makes this 14-in inline duct fan with UL-Recognized components. It measures about 15 x 15.5 x 16 in, weighs 32 lb when shipped, and is sold individually.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What airflow does this fan deliver?
A: It is rated at 2010 CFM. Actual airflow in your room will depend on duct length, bends and filters.

Q: Does it include mounting hardware?
A: Yes. Mounting brackets are included. The power cord is 8 ft long and also included.

Q: Can I control the fan speed?
A: This fan has no built-in speed control. Check with the maker before adding any external controller.

Q: What is a mixed-flow fan?
A: A mixed-flow fan combines axial and centrifugal airflow characteristics. This helps it move air through ducting against some resistance.

Q: What voltage does it use?
A: It runs on 120 volts, so it plugs into a standard household-style outlet of that rating.

Q: How big is the unit?
A: It measures about 15 in long, 15.5 in wide and 16 in high. Allow space for ducting on both ends.