F5 Fans Turbo EC Inline Fan - 10 in - 1065 CFM - 255W - 3-Phase EC Motor

Efficient Ducted Airflow for Grow Rooms - 10 in

Heat, humidity and stale air build up fast in enclosed cultivation spaces, and a weak fan leaves hot spots. This inline fan uses a 3-phase EC motor to pull up to 1065 CFM through 10-inch ducting while drawing 255W, and it is rated at 56 dB.

The 10-inch size suits regular indoor growers and small commercial rooms that run ducted exhaust, carbon filter or cooling setups and need strong airflow against duct resistance. It is sold individually.

Key Features & Benefits

• 3-phase EC motor — draws 255W at 2.7A.
• Up to 1065 CFM — moves air through long or restricted duct runs.
• 1059 Pa pressure rating — helps hold airflow against resistance.
• Wide voltage range — works on 110V/60Hz through 240V/50Hz supplies.
• Ball bearing, PP and ABS construction — built for continuous ventilation duty.

Who Should Use F5 Fans Turbo EC Inline Fan

Growers who need to exhaust heat, refresh room air or pull air through a filter in vegetative or flowering rooms, whether in a home setup or a licensed commercial facility.

About F5 Fans Turbo EC Inline Fan

The Turbo EC is a 10-inch inline duct fan with a 3-phase EC motor, a maximum speed of 3000 RPM and a rated noise level of 56 dB. The unit measures 21 x 21.5 x 20.5 in as shipped and weighs 22.7 lb.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What duct size does this fan fit?
A: It is a 10-inch fan, so it is intended for 10-inch ducting. Use reducers if your duct runs are a different size, which can affect airflow.

Q: What does CFM mean?
A: CFM is cubic feet per minute, the volume of air a fan moves. This fan is rated at up to 1065 CFM at maximum output.

Q: Can it run on 240V?
A: The listed voltage range is 110V/60Hz to 240V/50Hz. Check your supply and local electrical requirements before installing.

Q: Why choose an EC motor?
A: EC motors are generally more energy-efficient than standard AC motors and are well suited to variable-speed control. This one draws 255W at full rating.

Q: How loud is it?
A: The listed noise level is 56 dB. Actual sound depends on duct layout, mounting and speed.