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Vents Turbo Tube Silent M Series Inline fans
Vents Turbo Tube Silent M Series Inline fans
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The Vents Turbo Tube Silent M Series combines powerful airflow with low-noise performance for residential and commercial ventilation. Featuring a sound-insulated metal housing, aerodynamic impeller and durable two-speed motor, these inline duct fans are ideal for applications where high airflow and noise control are essential.
Features at a Glance:
- Powerful Airflow: Up to 1,051 CFM
- Ultra-Quiet Operation: Sound levels from 0.3 to 2.0 sones
- Multiple Duct Sizes: Available from 4" to 12 3/8"
- Sound-Insulated Housing: Durable metal casing helps reduce operating noise
- Built-In Speed Control: Convenient two-speed switch
- Long Motor Life: Ball bearings rated for up to 40,000 hours
- Quiet, Reliable Ventilation for Demanding Applications
Designed for bathrooms, kitchens, restaurants, apartments, grow rooms, studios and commercial facilities, the Turbo Tube Silent M Series delivers efficient airflow in applications requiring low noise and higher static pressure.
The compact design makes installation easier in tight spaces, while the double-speed capacitor motor features thermal overload protection for dependable operation. The sound-absorbing metal housing helps minimize noise and vibration, making these fans particularly well suited to occupied spaces.
Additional Features:
- ETL certified
- Suitable for residential and commercial ventilation
- Designed for high-pressure duct systems
- Durable metal construction
- Airflow and sound ratings vary by model
Not sure if an inline fan is the right choice for your application?
Learn how inline fans compare to traditional exhaust fans, where they perform best, and why Vents Turbo Tube inline fans are used in everything from bathrooms to garages. Read our inline fan guide to make a confident choice. Need a refresher on how to size a room for CFM?, click here for our 101 Contractors Guide.
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Details
Turbo Tube Silent M Series Inline fans | ||||||
| Model | TT Silent M 100 | TT Silent M 125 | TT Silent M 150 | TT Silent M 200 | TT Silent M 250 | TT Silent M 315 |
| Duct Size | 4" | 5" | 6" | 8" | 10" | 12 3/8" |
| Power Usage Watts | 28W | 35W | 67W | 111W | 200W | 353W |
| Volts/Hz | 120/60 | 120/60 | 120/60 | 120/60 | 120/60 | 120/60 |
| Sones | 0.3 | 0.4 | 1.0 | 0.7 | 2.0 | 2.0 |
| CFM Maximum (0 PS WG) | 128 | 188 | 327 | 473 | 880 | 1050 |
| Recommended clamp(3pack) | CZ100 | CZ125 | CZ150 | CZ200 | CZ250 | CZ315 |
| What's Included | Mounting plate and power cord | |||||
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United StatesA SUPERIOR PRODUCT.!.
I purchased the Turbo Tube TT Silent 125, 5-inch exhaust fan. I am extremely impressed with everything from the packaging, to the fan, to the quietness of it. The fit and finish, of all of it, is supreme. I am glad that I spent time doing my research, for a quality exhaust fan; because it paid off, with the highest quality product that I could find. I see it as a great value. Very few products today, in any category, are built to this high-quality standard. The heavy gauge metal used in the fan housing, and even the durable/textured finish applied to it, are noteworthy. It is obvious that this will be a long-life product. The muffled sound chambers, on both the inlet and the outlet ends, are well-crafted, are fitted perfectly, and deaden the sound to a whisper on high speed. Final note: Personal customer service is critically important to me. I had a long list of questions, when I called in. Everything got discussed, and answered, and professional recommendations were offered. Vents-US ranks at the top of my list, for customer service, product knowledge, and quality products....of all the companies that I have dealt with during my house build. Thanks Tony and Max!
United StatesRunning great, and relatively quiet
I installed this as a duct booster in my home. Installation was easy, although it is a bit heavy to put in the rafters by yourself. It moves a lot of air, and does not make too much noise. You can definitely know it's running, but just white noise, not sleep disrupting, and the low setting is plenty. It has made a world of difference in temp in our upstairs br, keeping it about 8-10 degrees cooler in summer. Two things I recommend if your are using it as a duct booster. First, install one of these so it doesn't run all the time, Tjernlund PS1503 Duct Airstat Pressure Switch, and I found that if I program the hvac fan to run full time at night, it helps keep the bedroom cool.
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