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Choosing An Inline Exhaust Fan
Are you looking for an Inline Exhaust Fans kit? Click here for our pre-packaged fan kits which include internal, external vent, ducting and inline fan. There are three types; Axial, Mixed Flow and Centrifugal.
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Axial Inline exhaust fans have a single propeller and are good at moving larger amounts of air at low pressure, that is with a minimum of restrictions to air flow, like short lengths of duct, few bends, no branches, etc. Please refer to the volume to pressure curves of each fan for more detailed technical information. View Axial inline fans here
Mixed Flow Inline exhaust fans are a mixture between the Axial and Centrifugal models. They have good airflow and good pressure characteristics, can be used for longer runs of duct, bends, branches, etc. They show centrifugal fan characteristics from a size of 150mm upwards and axial fan characteristics for sizes smaller than 150 mm. Please refer to the volume to pressure curves of each fan for more detailed technical information. View Mixed Flow inline fans here
Centrifugal Inline fans move good volumes of air against high pressure. This means they can be used for longer runs of duct, branches, bends, etc. Please refer to the volume to pressure curves of each fan for more detailed technical information. View Centrifugal inline fans here.