FAN GRUBU
Axial, radial (centrifugal), inline, bathroom, roof, and industrial fans and ventilators: choose the right fan for ventilation, exhaust, and cooling.
Subcategories
- Axial Fan (11)
- Chimney and Roof Fan (4)
- Bathroom and Toilet Exhaust Fans (18)
- Exproof Fan (2)
- Ventilation Fan (3)
- Speed Control Regulator (2)
- Boiler Fans for Central Heating (5)
- Duct Fan (12)
- Vents (7)
- Centrifugal and Radial Fan (15)
- Industrial Exhaust Fan (7)
- Industrial Ventilators (34)
- Tangential Fan (1)
Products (123)
- 4-Nozzle Water Mist Outdoor Cooling System – $415.77
- 65 cm Industrial Pedestal Fan 65 cm – $111.75
- 65 cm Industrial Wall-Mounted Fan with Remote 65 cm – $111.75
- 65 cm Wall-Mount Industrial Water Misting Fan for Outdoor Cooling – $640.21
- AFS Glass-Type Natural Gas Vent Air Deflector Kit, 18 cm – Request a quote (out of stock)
- Aircol 100 KT Round Duct Fan/Exhaust Fan, 100 mm, 100 m³/h – $13.06
- Aircol 100 mm Duct Inline Round Fan 390 m³/h 2300 rpm - Aircol 100 KF – $48.17
- Aircol 100 mm Silent Decorative Plastic Bathroom Fan / Exhaust Fan 100 m³/h - Aircol 100 – $13.44
- Aircol 130 Window and Wall Type Plastic Exhaust Fan - Aircol 130 – $13.06
- Aircol 150C MP Glass and Wall-Mount Axial Fan – $31.84
- Aircol 200 K Louvered Axial Fan / Exhaust Fan, 520 m³/h – $34.91
- Aircol 200 MS Steel Casing Axial Fan, 2,000 rpm, 900 m³/h – Request a quote (out of stock)
- Aircol 20 K Shuttered Axial Fan / Extractor, 360 m³/h – $34.03
- Aircol 250T Low-Noise Radial Ceiling-Mount Bathroom, Toilet & Chimney Exhaust Fan, 150 m³/h – $64.75
- Aircol AKS 140-60 Radial, Centrifugal and Boiler Fan, 400 m³/h, 1,400 rpm – $55.54
- Aircol AKS 146-240 Fan Coil Fan Aspirator, 685 m³/h, 985 rpm – Request a quote (out of stock)
- Aircol AKS 150 FS Over-Oven Range Hood Fan, 740 m³/h, 1,650 RPM – $80.12
- Aircol AKS 680-180 Tangential Fan, 180 mm Width, 140 m³/h – $14.21
- Aircol AKS680H Radial/Centrifugal & Combi Boiler Fan, 170 m³/h, 1,850 RPM – $47.09
- Aircol AKS686P Pellet and Wood Stove Fan, 180 m³/h, 2,570 rpm – Request a quote (out of stock)
- Aircol FC 200 5-Speed Transformer Speed Switch, Dimmer, Max. 1 A – Request a quote (out of stock)
- Aircol Lux Ceiling-Mounted Fan/Extractor, 110 m³/h – $57.07
- Aircol MOP 30/60 Decorative Exhaust Fan with Automatic Grille – Request a quote (out of stock)
- Aircol S 300 Industrial Plastic-Body Exhaust Fan for Acidic and Humid Environments – Request a quote (out of stock)
What's in the fan category?
Fans and ventilators are used for many purposes: exhausting stale, humid, or hot air from enclosed spaces, supplying fresh air, cooling machinery and electrical panels, and extracting dust and chips. This category brings together models for a wide range of needs, from residential bathroom exhaust fans to industrial ventilators, and from inline duct fans to high-pressure centrifugal fans.
Main fan types
- Axial fans: Move air along the shaft axis; suitable for high flow rate and low pressure.
- Centrifugal and radial fans: Generate high pressure by throwing air from the center outward; used in ducted systems and dust extraction.
- Inline duct fans: Mounted directly in ventilation ducts.
- Bathroom and restroom exhaust fans: Low-noise models for moisture and odor extraction.
- Roof and chimney fans: Support exhaust and draft through roofs and chimneys.
- Industrial exhaust fans and ventilators: High-capacity models for workshops, warehouses, and open areas.
- Explosion-proof fans: Specially rated fans for use in explosive atmospheres.
How to select the right fan?
Two key values in fan selection are flow rate (m³/h) and the resistance the fan must overcome (static pressure). Flow rate is roughly found by multiplying the volume to be ventilated by the number of air changes per hour desired. If the fan is to be connected to ductwork, duct length, number of elbows, and grilles increase resistance; in this case, high-pressure radial or inline fans should be preferred. For ductless wall installations, axial fans are an economical solution. Noise level, voltage (single-phase/three-phase), and the need for speed control also affect the selection.
Installation and maintenance
The fan's intake and discharge direction must match the air flow path. For fans opening to the outside, a backdraft damper or louver prevents air and dust from entering when the fan is stopped. Dust and grease accumulating on the blades both reduce flow rate and cause vibration and noise due to imbalance; regular cleaning extends fan life.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between an exhaust fan and a ventilator?
An exhaust fan is used to expel air from a space. A ventilator circulates the air in the environment to provide cooling.
Which fan is quieter?
Low-speed, large-diameter fans are generally quieter. If noise level is important, compare the dB values in the product specifications.
Why is a fan's actual flow rate lower than the catalog value?
The maximum flow rate in the catalog is measured under free-discharge conditions. Ducts, grilles, and filters create resistance, so the actual flow rate is lower.
Single-phase or three-phase?
Single-phase fans are sufficient for residential and small commercial applications. Three-phase motors are more common in large industrial fans.
Can fan speed be adjusted?
On fans with compatible motors, speed can be adjusted using speed control regulators. The regulator must be rated for the fan's current draw.
Can I get help with selection?
If you share the dimensions of the space and the intended use via chat, we can determine the right fan type together.