Airfan Thermo Foam Box Fan

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Starting at £255.00

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Image	Product Name	Qty
	Airfan® Thermo Foam Box Fan 1500m3/h 250mm (10") £255.00
	Airfan® Thermo Foam Box Fan 2500m3/h 250mm (10") £320.00
	Airfan® Thermo Foam Box Fan 2500m3/h 315mm (12") £320.00
	Airfan® Thermo Foam Box Fan 3250m3/h 250mm (10") £350.00
	Airfan® Thermo Foam Box Fan 3250m3/h 315mm (12") £350.00
	Airfan® Thermo Foam Box Fan 4250m3/h 250mm (10") £390.00
	Airfan® Thermo Foam Box Fan 4250m3/h 315mm (12") £390.00
	Airfan® Thermo Foam Box Fan 7000m3/h 315mm (12") £649.99 Out of stock	Out of stock
	Airfan® Thermo Foam Box Fan 7000m3/h 355mm (14") £649.99 Out of stock	Out of stock

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Product Description

Airfan Thermo Foam Box Fan is an ideal product for hydroponic growers and gardeners. This is a powerful air extraction unit that is designed to filter a huge amount of air whilst giving a very quiet performance.

Key Features

Made of Lightweight Flame Retardant Material
Superior to Wooden and Metal Fans
Waterproof Design for withstanding moisture and humidity
Thermal Insulation
Vibration Dampening

How It Works

Airfan Thermo Foam Box Fan is fitted with a premium motor. The high-power fan is surrounded by durable panels that make sure it is insulated and the vibration sound is dampened. These box fans are fire resistant and waterproof so you can be sure it’s a durable product. Its lightweight and easy-to-hang design makes it ideal for placing wherever your needs suit in any grow room.

How To Use Airfan Thermo Foam Box Fan

It is ideal to connect a carbon filter to the inlet spigot. This will mean the air will be treated for odours before leaving the grow space.

Ducting is then required to connect the filter to the fan using duct clips. Ducting is also required to connect the outlet spigot of the fan and run to an outside point.

The system should ideally be placed at the top of the grow area to tend to hot air and the ducting must lead to an outside point. Avoid sharp bends in the ducting and try to keep it is as short as possible to be as effective as possible.