F5 Fans Portable Axial Fan - 18-in - 4411 CFM - 1700 W - 120 V
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Strong Airflow for Large Cultivation Spaces - 18-in Diameter
Stagnant air and trapped heat slow vegetative growth and flowering. This portable axial fan moves 4411 CFM to circulate and exhaust air across a room. Its steel construction and protective guard are built for regular use.
With an 18-in diameter and a shipping weight of 66.2 lb, this single unit suits regular indoor growers and commercial rooms that need a movable, high-output fan. It is not speed controllable and does not oscillate, so it fits fixed-direction ventilation.
Key Features & Benefits
- 4411 CFM airflow — moves a large volume of air through your space.
- Steel construction — holds up to regular use.
- Protective guard — covers the blades for added safety.
- 1700 W at 120 V, 60 Hz — runs on standard 120 V supply once wired.
- Portable design — you can move it between spaces.
Who Should Use F5 Fans Portable Axial Fan
Growers who need strong air movement in a grow room, tent array or greenhouse will find it useful, especially where a movable fan is easier than a fixed installation.
About F5 Fans Portable Axial Fan
F5 Fans makes portable ventilation fans. This model is an 18-in axial fan rated at 4411 CFM, 1700 W, 120 V and 60 Hz, with a steel build. It is hardwired to a plug.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does it come ready to plug in?
A: No. The fan must be hardwired into a plug. Have a qualified person do the wiring to match your electrical setup.
Q: Can I adjust the fan speed?
A: No. This model is not speed controllable. Its airflow is fixed at the rated output.
Q: Does it oscillate?
A: No. It blows in one direction, so aim it where you need air moved.
Q: What does CFM mean?
A: CFM stands for cubic feet per minute. It measures how much air the fan moves, and this unit is rated at 4411 CFM.
Q: What is an axial fan?
A: An axial fan pushes air in a straight line along the axis of its blades. This design suits moving large volumes of air through open space.
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