Duct Fans

Duct fans, also called Inline Duct Fans, are mechanical devices designed to move air through ductwork or ventilation systems. These fans aim to maximise the pressure and airflow in ducts, preventing the resistance of various integral components, including elbows and bend. A duct fan is commonly used in multiple applications to improve air circulation, remove odours, control temperature, and maintain proper ventilation in homes, buildings, and industrial settings. Additionally, Inline duct fans come in varied shapes, including cylindrical, circular, and rectangular shapes, with various mounting options. 

Special Features & Benefits

Duct fans offer several benefits in terms of improved air quality, comfort, and health. Some potential benefits of duct fans include:

• Variable Speed Control: Many duct fans come with adjustable speed settings, allowing users to fine-tune airflow based on their specific needs.
• Noise Reduction: Duct fans are designed with noise-reduction features to operate quietly.
• Energy Efficiency: An energy-efficient duct fan can help reduce operational costs.
• Easy Installation: Most duct fans are relatively easy to install in existing ductwork.

Popular Types of Duct Fans

• Inline Centrifugal Fans: These fans use a spinning impeller to create airflow, and they are effective for moving air in ducts with higher static pressure, such as HVAC systems.
• Axial Duct Fans: Axial fans have a propeller-like blade design and are suitable for applications with lower static pressure, like exhaust systems and industrial ventilation.
• Mixed Flow Inline Duct Fans: These fans combine elements of both centrifugal and axial fans, offering a balance between pressure and airflow volume.

Typical Applications of Inline Duct Fans

Ducting fans find versatile applications across multiple settings, such as:

• HVAC Systems
• Industrial Ventilation
• Kitchen Exhaust
• Greenhouses
• Air Purification
• Hydroponics
• Bathroom and Toilet Ventilation.