Quest F10 Dual-Axial Air Mover

F10 Dual-Axial Air Mover by Quest for Grow Room Airflow

The F10 is a low-profile air mover built around a dual-axial fan design, moving 1,015 CFM on standard 110-120V power at a modest 1.1 amp draw. Its flat, stable footprint is meant to sit unobtrusively in a grow room rather than towering over plants the way a pedestal fan does.

It's daisy-chainable up to 10 units on a single standard 15-amp circuit and stable on 5 sides, so it can be positioned on its back or any side without tipping. At 21in L x 8.3in W x 9.4in H, it's compact enough to tuck into tight spaces between rows of plants.

Key Features & Benefits

• 1,015 CFM output at 1.1 amps — delivers substantial airflow on standard 110-120V power without drawing significant current per unit.
• Daisy-chainable up to 10 units — lets an operation run multiple air movers off a single standard 15-amp circuit rather than wiring each one separately.
• Stable on 5 sides — can be positioned in more orientations than a typical single-base fan, useful for directing airflow at different angles in tight grow spaces.
• Low-profile design — sits close to the ground rather than taking up vertical space that would otherwise go to plant canopy or lighting.
• Compact 21in L x 8.3in W x 9.4in H footprint — fits between rows or in tight aisles without becoming an obstacle.

Who Should Use This

The F10 suits growers who need targeted air circulation in grow rooms or drying chambers, particularly operations running multiple air movers who want to daisy-chain units on shared circuits rather than running separate wiring to each one.

About Quest

Quest is a Therma-Stor brand. It focuses on commercial dehumidification. Therma-Stor is headquartered in Madison, Wisconsin. It's the same parent company behind the Anden brand. Therma-Stor has built dehumidifiers and environmental-control equipment for decades. Quest specifically targets commercial and industrial moisture control. Think indoor cultivation, food production, and commercial buildings. That's a different focus than residential basement units. Many overhead models use the company's patented M-CoRR design. M-CoRR stands for multi-coil refrigeration. The design recycles heat pulled from the air. That happens during dehumidification itself. It improves energy efficiency as a result. It also cuts heat sent back into the room.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many F10 units can I run on one circuit?

Up to 10 units can be daisy-chained on a single standard 15-amp circuit. Confirm your circuit's actual available capacity and any other loads sharing that circuit before chaining the full 10 units together.

What does 'stable on 5 sides' mean in practice?

The F10's housing is built so it can sit upright on its base or rest on any of its other sides without tipping over, giving installers more flexibility in how they aim airflow in a tight grow space. This is a meaningful difference from fans that only sit stably in one orientation.

How much airflow does this unit move?

It's rated at 1,015 CFM, delivered on standard 110-120V power while drawing only 1.1 amps per unit. That combination of airflow and low current draw is what makes daisy-chaining multiple units on one circuit practical.

Is this fan meant for tall pedestal-style placement or low-profile use?

It's a low-profile design meant to sit close to the ground between rows or in tight aisles, not a tall pedestal fan. If you need airflow directed from height above the canopy, a different style of air mover would be a better fit.