HOTPOD HP6-1000120-2T White Steel 10.5"L Duct Fan Heater
An in-line duct fan heater delivering up to 130 cfm airflow and 3413 BtuH heating capacity for 6-inch ductwork
- 130 cfm free-air airflow moves heat quickly through 6 in duct
- 1707 BtuH low setting or 3413 BtuH high setting matches room demand
- 500 W low or 1000 W high motor output keeps running cost low
- 5 in length by 8.4 in height fits tight ceiling voids
- Galvanised steel housing resists corrosion in damp duct runs
Compact Duct Heater
The HOTPOD HP6-1000120-2T is an in-line duct fan heater designed for general-purpose air distribution. Its galvanized steel housing measures 10.5 in length and 8.4 in height, fitting directly into a 6 in duct run. The unit operates on 120V AC and draws either 8.33 A or 4.17 A depending on the selected heating output.
Thermal Output And Motor
Two heating capacities are available at 1707 BtuH and 3413 BtuH, driven by a motor rated at 500 W and 1000 W output. The motor runs at 1400 RPM with no IP rating and is not speed controllable. Airflow reaches 130 cfm at 0.000 in SP, dropping to 90 cfm at 0.100 in SP and 40 cfm at 0.125 in SP as static pressure rises.
Installation Requirements
The heater installs in-line within existing 6 in ductwork and requires a 120 V control circuit. No high-efficiency motor or variable-speed control is included, so airflow is fixed at the rated points. Builders needing adjustable fan speed or higher static pressure performance should note these constraints before specifying the unit.
Highlights
- 130 cfm free-air airflow moves heat quickly through 6 in duct
- 1707 BtuH low setting or 3413 BtuH high setting matches room demand
- 500 W low or 1000 W high motor output keeps running cost low
- 5 in length by 8.4 in height fits tight ceiling voids
- Galvanised steel housing resists corrosion in damp duct runs
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How is the 6 in duct fan heater mounted and wired, and what step is often missed?
Mount the 10.5 in long galvanised steel housing in-line with 6 in ducting, secure with clamps or screws, then wire the 120 V AC supply to the internal terminal block; the step often missed is confirming the duct run can deliver at least 40 cfm at 0.125 in static pressure so the 1400 RPM motor achieves its 1707–3413 BtuH output.
What maintenance will the 500 W / 1000 W motor need over time?
The motor has no lubrication ports; plan to remove the unit annually, vacuum dust from the impeller and housing, and verify the 8.33 A / 4.17 A current draw remains steady — rising current signals bearing wear that requires full heater replacement.
What is the first performance limit reached during continuous heating?
At 0.125 in static pressure airflow drops to 40 cfm, limiting heat delivery to the 1707 BtuH low setting; sustained operation at the 1000 W high setting then relies on the 3413 BtuH rating, so duct resistance is the first constraint that caps output.
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