Inlinefläkt

Inlinefläkt is a type of fan designed to be installed within a duct system. Unlike axial fans that push air parallel to the shaft, or centrifugal fans that expel air at a right angle, inline fans are placed directly within the airflow path of a ventilation duct. This configuration allows them to draw air from one section of the duct and propel it to another, often to overcome resistance from long duct runs, filters, or other components.

These fans are commonly used in applications where direct mounting within the duct is necessary or advantageous. This can include residential and commercial ventilation systems, HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) setups, grow tents for hydroponics, and industrial exhaust systems. Their primary function is to boost or maintain airflow pressure throughout a confined space or a series of connected spaces.

Inlinefläkt models vary in size, power, and performance characteristics to suit different airflow requirements and static pressures. They are typically constructed from durable materials such as plastic or metal to withstand continuous operation and the environmental conditions within ductwork. The installation process generally involves connecting the fan directly to the ductwork using standard connectors or clamps, ensuring a secure and airtight seal. Maintenance often involves cleaning the fan blades and motor housing to ensure optimal performance and longevity.