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VEVOR VV-GDFJ-EC8 Inline Duct Fan 807 CFM 68 W 3000 RPM 350 Pa 50 dB
Eight-inch inline duct fan delivers 807 CFM at 68 W with an EC motor running at 3000 RPM for grow tents and hydroponics
- TypeOther Appliances
- Width11.42
- Delivers 807 CFM airflow for powerful ventilation
- Operates at 50 dB with a quiet 39 dB low mode
- EC copper motor runs on 68 W for efficient performance
- Generates 350 Pa pressure to overcome duct resistance
- Includes temperature and humidity controller for automated climate management
8-inch inline duct fan with EC motor
This 8-inch inline duct fan delivers 807 CFM airflow at 3000 RPM using a copper EC motor rated at 68 W. It operates on AC 120V, 50/60 Hz and produces 350 Pa of air pressure. The unit measures 12 x 9.4 x 10.8 in and weighs 6.4 lbs.
Suited for grow tents.
Growers and builders who need a single 120 V inline fan with an integrated temperature and humidity controller will find this model matches their voltage and duct size. Installations that require 240 V supply, three-phase power or a different duct diameter are not served by this unit.
807 CFM airflow at 350 Pa static pressure
The combination of 807 CFM and 350 Pa determines whether the fan can overcome the resistance of your duct run, filters and canopy. If your system demands higher static pressure or greater volume, this specification indicates the limit of what this fan can deliver.
Highlights
- Delivers 807 CFM airflow for powerful ventilation
- Operates at 50 dB with a quiet 39 dB low mode
- EC copper motor runs on 68 W for efficient performance
- Generates 350 Pa pressure to overcome duct resistance
- Includes temperature and humidity controller for automated climate management
Specifications
| Type | Other Appliances |
|---|---|
| Width | 11.42 |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 807 CFM model or a lower airflow version for a standard grow tent?
The 807 CFM rating suits larger tents or rooms needing high air exchange; smaller spaces may only need a lower CFM unit to avoid excessive negative pressure.
What does the 807 CFM airflow figure mean once the fan is installed in a duct run?
In practice, 807 CFM is the free-air maximum; duct length, bends, and filters reduce delivered airflow, so expect lower actual volume at the canopy.
How does the 350 Pa static pressure cap what ducting I can use?
The 350 Pa rating allows the fan to push air through carbon filters and several metres of ducting with bends, but very long or restrictive runs will still cut flow.
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