F5 Fans Turbo EC Inline Fan - 12 in - 1375 CFM - 250W - 3-Phase EC Motor

Quiet, Efficient Airflow for Grow Rooms - 12 in Duct

Heat and stale air build up fast in an enclosed cultivation space, and an undersized or noisy fan makes the problem worse. This inline fan uses a 3-phase EC motor to move up to 1375 CFM at 250W, with a rated noise level of 55 dB or less.

The 12 in size suits growers running a medium to large room, a tent cluster, or a commercial space that needs strong exhaust or supply air through ducting. It is sold as a single unit.

Key Features & Benefits

• 3-phase EC motor — draws 2.5A at 250W for efficient continuous running.
• 1375 CFM maximum airflow — moves large volumes of air for heat and humidity control.
• 818 Pa pressure — helps push air through long duct runs and filters.
• Max speed 2350 RPM, 55 dB or less — strong output with a stated noise rating.
• Dual voltage range — listed for 110V/60Hz through 240V/50Hz.

Who Should Use F5 Fans Turbo EC Inline Fan

Indoor growers and commercial operators who need dependable ventilation for flowering rooms, vegetative rooms, or hydroponic systems will find this fan a good fit.

About F5 Fans Turbo EC Inline Fan

F5 Fans makes the Turbo EC Inline Fan with a 12 in fan size and ball bearing construction using PP and ABS materials. It ships at 29.6 lb, and the shipping carton measures 21 x 21 x 21.5 in.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What duct size does this fan fit?
A: It is a 12 in fan, so it is intended for 12 in ducting. Check your duct connections before ordering.

Q: What does EC motor mean?
A: EC stands for electronically commutated. These motors generally run efficiently and allow smooth speed control compared with basic AC motors.

Q: How loud is it?
A: The listed noise rating is 55 dB or less. Actual sound in your space depends on mounting, ducting and speed.

Q: What voltage does it use?
A: It is listed for 110V at 60Hz through 240V at 50Hz. Confirm your supply and wiring before installing.

Q: Can it push air through a carbon filter?
A: Its 818 Pa pressure rating helps it work against resistance from ducting and filters. Performance still varies with the filter and duct layout.