Centrifugal and Radial Fans
Radial (centrifugal) fans for range hoods, stoves, combi boilers, fan coils, and industrial exhaust: compact spare fans and three-phase exhaust fan models.
Products (6)
- 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 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)
- Dündar CT 16.4 Radial Centrifugal Fan (Three-Phase), 750 m³, 1,470 rpm – $127.52
Applications of radial fans
Radial (centrifugal) fans draw air from the center of the impeller, pressurize it inside the spiral housing, and discharge it through a single outlet. This category brings together compact radial fans used as spare parts in appliances and radial exhaust fans for industrial exhaust applications. Range hoods above ovens, pellet and wood-burning stoves, combi boilers and boilers, fan coil units, and workshop exhaust systems are the main areas of use.
Category contents
- Range hood fans: For expelling greasy and hot air in oven and stove range hoods.
- Stove fans: Compact fans for combustion air or hot air blowing in pellet and wood-burning stoves.
- Combi boiler and boiler fans: Spare fans used for combustion air or flue gas exhaust.
- Fan coil fans: For air circulation in air conditioning and heating units.
- Three-phase radial exhaust fans: For exhaust in workshops and production facilities.
When selecting a replacement fan
Radial fans inside appliances are manufactured to dimensions and performance specifications specific to the appliance design. When carrying out a replacement, the impeller diameter, housing dimensions, outlet position, mounting holes, motor voltage, speed, and rotation direction must be compared with the existing fan. Replacing fans used in combi boilers and gas appliances affects the safe operation of the device, so this work should be carried out by a qualified person.
Maintenance
In range hood and stove fans, grease, soot, and ash buildup rapidly reduce fan performance. Regular cleaning both maintains efficiency and prevents the motor from overheating. If bearing noise or vibration is noticed, the fan should be inspected.
Frequently asked questions
How do you replace a stove fan?
After cutting the power, remove the fan and install the new fan of the same dimensions. Make sure the connections are made correctly.
How can a range hood fan be protected from grease?
Regular cleaning of the range hood filters reduces grease contamination of the fan.
Can I replace the combi boiler fan myself?
Since fan replacement in gas appliances is safety-critical, it is recommended that this work be carried out by a qualified service technician.
Will a fan coil fan fit a different brand of device?
It can be used if the dimensions and electrical values are compatible. Do not carry out a replacement without comparing first.
Where are three-phase exhaust fans used?
They are used in exhaust applications requiring high flow rates, such as workshops and factories.
Where are similar fans?
See the centrifugal fans category to select by pressure class.