Can-Fan Max Fan Pro 150 Inline Fan 600 m³/h

A 150 mm diagonal duct fan, 600 m³/h on the higher of two speeds, drawing 46 W.

Those two figures side by side are the whole story of the Max-Fan Pro 150. Six hundred cubic metres per hour from 46 W is roughly double what an ordinary duct fan delivers per watt.

Where the gain comes from

Most duct fans are centrifugal: air enters along the axis and the impeller flings it outward. This one is diagonal, which sits between the two, and it has something the rest do not: a set of stator vanes directly behind the impeller.

An impeller always sets air spinning. Spinning air scrubs along the duct wall and loses pressure there, so part of the power you put in is wasted on air rotating about its own axis instead of travelling forward. The stator is a ring of fixed vanes that takes the swirl out and straightens the flow before the air enters the duct.

The practical result: the same air for less power, and less noise, because swirling air along a wall is exactly what you hear. Can calls this the 3D rotor-stator system.

What that saves you

Extraction in a growing space usually runs day and night. Run continuously, 46 W is about 1.1 kWh per day. A centrifugal fan of comparable capacity sits near 100 W and therefore near 2.4 kWh. Over a three-month cycle that difference builds to well over a hundred kilowatt hours.

The whole range meets the ErP requirements mandatory for fans in the EU, according to Can, which comes down to this efficiency rather than to a label without substance.

Technical Specifications:

• Duct diameter: 150 mm
• Two speeds: 470 and 600 m³/h
• Maximum capacity: 600 m³/h
• Electrical power: 46 W
• Current: 0.3 A
• Mass: 2.4 kg
• Switch: built in, two settings
• Fan type: diagonal with 3D rotor-stator system
• Recommended filter per Can: CAN-Lite 600

Frequently asked questions

Is 46 W not too little for 600 m³/h?
No, that is precisely what the rotor-stator system is for. Less power for the same air.

Can I buy a speed controller for it?
No, this range works from its built-in switch and Can does not permit an external controller.

Which filter belongs with it?
Can names the CAN-Lite 600.

What is the difference with the Max-Fan Pro 160?
The connection size and slightly more output. Choose on the ducting you have.