Vents 125 VKO Axial Inline Fan with Bracket 185m³/h
Vents 125 VKO axial inline fan for Ø125 mm air ducts, supplied with a mounting bracket and delivering up to 185 m³/h.
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- Model: 41.109
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A 125 mm axial duct fan with a mounting bracket, rated 185 m³/h. UV-resistant ABS, IPX4.
The 125 VKO with bracket does not have to sit inside a duct to do its job. That opens up an arrangement the bare version cannot manage.
On a surface rather than in a pipe
The supplied bracket lets you screw the fan to any flat surface it meets: a wall, a ceiling, a shelf, the top of a cupboard. The fan then stands on its own and the ducting comes to it rather than the other way round.
That is more useful than it sounds as soon as your setup is not made of straight pipe. You can put the fan where it fits best and where you can reach it, rather than where the ducting happens to run.
It also makes servicing simpler. A fan screwed to a surface comes off without dismantling your pipework. On something this light that is a matter of two screws.
Do think about vibration. A fan bolted tight to a wooden panel or a thin wall passes its vibration into it, and a panel that vibrates along makes more noise than the fan itself. A strip of rubber between bracket and surface usually solves it.
Construction
Axial impeller and casing in UV-resistant ABS, maintenance-free motor with overheating protection, IPX4 and rated for continuous duty. Control from a light switch or a thyristor controller. Like the rest of the VKO range this is meant for short runs with little resistance, so not in combination with a carbon filter.
Technical Specifications:
- Power draw: 16 W
- Current: 0.1 A
- Duct: 125 mm
- Capacity: 185 m³/h
- Mounting: bracket for flat surfaces
- Type: axial, for low resistance
- Material: UV-resistant ABS
- Protection: IPX4, motor with overheating cut-out
- Control: light switch or thyristor controller
Frequently asked questions
Does it have to sit in a duct?
No, with the bracket you screw it to a flat surface and connect the ducting to it.
It hums against the panel it is on. Now what?
Put a strip of rubber between bracket and surface; usually the panel's vibration is the problem, not the fan.
Is capacity different from the version without?
No, 185 m³/h either way.
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