VEVOR
VEVOR VV-GDFJ-AC6 inline duct fan 6 in 400 CFM duct work
6-inch inline duct fan delivering 400 CFM airflow with variable speed control and 50 dB noise level
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- Moves 400 CFM of air for strong ventilation
- Runs at about 34 dB for quiet operation
- Variable speed controller lets you adjust airflow
- Copper motor rated at 60 W for efficient power use
- Includes rubber mats and hang-up sling for easy mounting
Inline duct fan for targeted airflow
The VEVOR VV-GDFJ-AC6 is a 6-inch inline duct fan rated at 400 CFM and 300 Pa of air pressure. It runs on a 120V AC copper motor drawing 60 W at 2600 RPM. The unit suits grow tents, hydroponic setups and cooling boost applications where ducted exhaust or intake is required.
Speed control and noise trade-offs
A variable speed controller lets you reduce airflow from the maximum 400 CFM to match the duct length and filter resistance you actually have. At full speed the manufacturer states 50 dB, dropping to about 34 dB when slowed. Lower speeds cut noise but also reduce the static pressure available to push air through long or restricted runs.
Mounting hardware and physical footprint
The fan body measures 12 x 10 x 8.4 in and weighs 6.3 lbs. Included rubber mats and a hang-up sling allow ceiling or wall suspension to isolate vibration. Four self-tapping screws are provided for direct mounting, though the supplied hardware suits wood or metal studs rather than concrete without additional anchors.
Highlights
- Moves 400 CFM of air for strong ventilation
- Runs at about 34 dB for quiet operation
- Variable speed controller lets you adjust airflow
- Copper motor rated at 60 W for efficient power use
- Includes rubber mats and hang-up sling for easy mounting
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I choose the 6-inch 400 CFM model or a smaller diameter for my grow tent?
The 6-inch 400 CFM unit matches standard 6-inch ducting and delivers 400 CFM at 300 Pa pressure, making it suitable for medium tents where that airflow and static pressure are required.
What does the 400 CFM rating mean once the fan is installed in a duct run?
In a real duct run the 400 CFM is the free-air maximum; actual airflow drops with each bend, filter or length of duct, so expect lower delivered volume depending on your layout.
The fan runs on AC 120 V 50/60 Hz — does that limit speed control options?
The included variable-speed controller adjusts the AC motor speed directly, letting you reduce airflow and noise below the 2600 RPM / 50 dB maximum without needing a special PWM or DC interface.
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