Ventilation Fan

Circular Duct Fan Series

Circular Duct Fan Series is a ventilation fan option for circular duct runs, metal-housing fan review, general ventilation and similar projects.

Start here

Start here when the project needs ventilation fan for circular duct runs or metal-housing fan review. Confirm dimensions, voltage, access, controls, and current model documents before selecting an exact model.

Seriesproduct overview Ventilation Fanproduct family Documentsmodel documents
  • Circular duct runs
  • Metal-housing fan review
  • General ventilation

Series options

Compare Circular Duct Fan Series options

Review photos, key specs, typical uses, and document needs before requesting current model documents.

Circular Duct Fan equipment view

Circular Duct Fan Series

Circular Duct Fan

Circular duct fan for round-duct runs where metal housing, outer-rotor motor details, size, and fan curve need coordinated review.

Circular Duct Fan should be reviewed around circular ducts, general exhaust, ventilation planning, mounting conditions, electrical service, controls, and access for installation or service.

Use the visible product photos and model reference image to start the comparison, then confirm release documents before quoting, submittal, certification language, or final project use.

Key specs
Airflow Confirm CFM by model Model review Voltage Confirm the US voltage option Model review Mounting Circular duct mounted Project input
Typical uses
  • Circular ducts
  • General exhaust
  • Ventilation planning
Build notes
  • 4/5/6/8/10/12 inch size range
  • Full metal housing
  • Outer-rotor motor details for stronger motor review
  • Round-duct mounting should be checked against pressure and access
Check current model documents before quote or submittal use. Model data

Technical parameters

Circular Duct Fan technical parameters

The first model table shows how to read available values before final confirmation on the exact model page.

Spec field Selection value Use boundary
Model number Circular Duct Fan Series Model identifier
Airflow Confirm CFM by model Confirm by model
Voltage and phase Confirm the US voltage option Confirm by model
Dimensions 4/5/6/8/10/12 inch options available; confirm exact dimensions Confirm by model
Weight Confirm shipping and installed weight Confirm by model
Mounting type Circular duct mounted Project input
Warranty Confirm warranty terms by product and sales channel Confirm by model

Factory reference

Factory model reference

Equipment photos

Equipment views that change selection

Use the photos to confirm the visible form factor, access side, mounting details, and service points before reading the longer selection notes.

Circular Duct Fan Series equipment detail 1
Circular duct fanRound-duct runs after CFM and pressure are known.
Circular Duct Fan Series equipment detail 2
Metal housingReview casing and mounting against the duct layout.

Applications

Applications

For fan model documents, prepare room type, target CFM or ACH, duct sketch, approximate equivalent length, voltage, control expectation, mounting location, and service-access constraints.

Typical uses

Review bathrooms, storage rooms, light-commercial rooms, support spaces, and ducted ventilation paths by required CFM, duct length, fittings, discharge location, and sound sensitivity.

Selection boundary

Review this series when a ducted fan path is appropriate. Move to cabinet or utility fan review when higher pressure, larger service access, enclosure needs, or a different fan construction is driving the decision.

Installation review

Confirm duct diameter, equivalent length, elbows, backdraft protection, service clearance, mounting orientation, and wiring or speed-control expectations before selecting a fan body.

Parameter reading

Read CFM together with static pressure, sound, motor type, power input, and duct size. A free-air CFM value is only a starting point when the installed duct path adds resistance.

Sizing Inputs

Ducted systems need a fan selected around CFM, duct path, pressure loss, noise sensitivity, and service access.

Start with the visible model cards above, then collect the few site conditions that change equipment fit before requesting final model documents.

  • Gather target CFM, duct diameter, duct length, elbows, filters, and expected static pressure.
  • Avoid selecting by duct diameter alone.
  • Confirm noise, service access, and controls before model review.
Airflow CFMStatic pressureDuct sizeMotor typeVoltageSound rating where available