F5 Fans Turbo EC Inline Fan - 8 in - 721 CFM - 180W - 3-Phase EC Motor

Efficient Ducted Airflow for Indoor Rooms - 8 in Inline Fan

Grow rooms and tents need steady air exchange to manage heat and humidity, but fans that draw heavy power or run loudly add their own problems. This inline fan uses a 3-phase EC motor that draws 180W and moves up to 721 CFM, with noise rated at 50 dB or less.

The 8 in size suits growers running a regular indoor space or a mid-sized room with 8 in ducting. It works for exhaust, intake or carbon filter setups where duct resistance matters, thanks to its 746 Pa pressure rating.

Key Features & Benefits

• 3-phase EC motor — electronically commutated design for efficient operation at 180W.
• 721 CFM maximum airflow — moves a large volume of air through 8 in ducting.
• 746 Pa pressure — helps maintain flow through filters and longer duct runs.
• Noise rated at 50 dB or less — suits spaces where sound matters.
• Dual voltage range — rated for 110V/60Hz through 240V/50Hz.

Who Should Use F5 Fans Turbo EC Inline Fan

Home gardeners and licensed commercial growers who want efficient, quiet ventilation for indoor cultivation rooms, tents or hydroponic setups with 8 in ducting.

About F5 Fans Turbo EC Inline Fan

The F5 Fans Turbo EC is an 8 in inline fan with a 3-phase EC motor, ball bearings, and PP and ABS construction. It is rated at 2.3A, 180W and up to 3000 RPM. Product dimensions are 10.2 x 12.5 x 10.2 in, and shipping weight is 9.6 lb.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What duct size does this fan fit?
A: It is an 8 in fan, intended for 8 in ducting. Use the correct size connectors for a secure fit.

Q: What does an EC motor mean?
A: EC stands for electronically commutated. This type of motor is generally more energy efficient than standard AC motors and allows controlled speed.

Q: How loud is it?
A: The noise rating is 50 dB or less. Actual sound in your space depends on mounting, ducting and speed.

Q: What voltage does it run on?
A: It is rated for 110V at 60Hz through 240V at 50Hz. Check your supply before wiring it in.

Q: What is the maximum airflow?
A: Maximum airflow is 721 CFM, measured with little restriction. Filters, bends and long ducts reduce real-world flow.