Description
Can-Fan Max-Fan Pro Series Mixed Flow Fans
Max-Fan Pro Series fans are the next generation of in line mixed-flow fans capable of even more efficient and stronger performance than the original Max-Fan.
The Max-Fan???? Pro Series is even more efficient and stronger than the original Max-Fan???? design. The Max-Fan???? Pro Series has a much more robust housing due to the fiberglass reinforced plastic compounds that meet all of the UL and CSA requirements. The fans have three control speeds for true performance. These fans run quieter than the Max-Fan????. The fans come with the EZ Mount??????? bracket for easy mounting.
Details
- Fiberglass composite housing reduces noise
- ETL Commercial/Industrial-rated
- Manufactured in Germany
- Built-in 3-speed controller
- Optimized mixed flow is extremely energy efficient
- Lower operational cost than traditional centrifugal fans
- EZ Mount bracket included
- 5-year warranty
- Available in 6,??????? 8,??????? 10,??????? and 16??????? sizes
Model Specifications
Can-Fan Max-Fan Pro Series 6??????? 420 CFM
CFM: | 420 at 0wg* |
RPM: | 3322* |
Maxx Watts: | 69* |
Amps: | 0.62* |
Weight: | 2.7 kg, 6 lbs. |
Length: | 309 mm, 12.125??????? |
Max. Height: | 235 mm, 9.25??????? |
Blade Design: | Mixed Flow |
Housing: | Fiberglass Composite |
Inlet/Outlet | 6??????? |
Recommended Filters:
Exhaust
- Can-Lite 6?????24 (speed 1)
- Can 66
- Can 50
Recirculate
- Can 33
- Can-Lite 6x16
- Can-lite 6x24 (speed 2,3)
Can-Fan Max-Fan Pro Series 8??????? 863 CFM
CFM: | 863 at 0wg* |
RPM: | 3288* |
Maxx Watts: | 186* |
Amps: | 1.58* |
Weight: | 4.5 kg, 9.8 lbs. |
Length: | 283 mm, 11.125??????? |
Max. Height: | 235 mm, 9.25??????? |
Blade Design: | Mixed Flow |
Housing: | Fiberglass Composite |
Inlet/Outlet | 8??????? |
Recommended Filters:
Exhaust
- Can-Lite 8?????40 (speed 1)
- Can 75 (speed 1)
- Can 100
- Can 125
Recirculate
- Can-Lite 8?????25
- Can 66
- Can 50
- Can-Lite 8?????40 (speed 2, 3)
- Can 75 (speed 2, 3)
Can-Fan Max-Fan Pro Series 10??????? 1052 CFM
CFM: | 1052 at 0wg* |
RPM: | 3093* |
Maxx Watts: | 42* |
Amps: | 2.05* |
Weight: | 10.9 lbs. |
Length: | 8.47??????? |
Max. Height: | 13.26??????? |
Blade Design: | Mixed Flow |
Housing: | Fiberglass Composite |
Inlet/Outlet | 10??????? |
Recommended Filters:
Exhaust
- Can 100 (speed 1)
- Can 125
- Can 150
Recirculate
- Can 75
- Can 100 (spped 2,3)
- Can-lite 10x40
Can-Fan Max-Fan Pro Series 16??????? 2343 CFM
CFM: | 2343 at 0wg* |
RPM: | 1712* |
Maxx Watts: | 349* |
Amps: | 2.91* |
Weight: | 44 lbs. |
Length: | 13.875??????? |
Max. Height: | 17.125??????? |
Blade Design: | Mixed Flow |
Housing: | Fiberglass Composite |
Inlet/Outlet | 16??????? |
Recommended Filters:
Recirculate
- Max 2500
- Can-lite 14x50 XL
Determining your requirement - Exhaust vs Recirculating (Scrubbing)
You will need to determine whether or not you are exhausting (going from a contaminated environment to a sterile environment in only a single pass through the filter) or recirculating, aka ???????scrubbing??????? (exhausting the system back into the contaminated space).
Exhaust
In an exhaust setting the air only passes through the filter one time so it is imperative that we remove as close to 100% of the contaminate as possible with that one chance. This requires that the contaminant have a certain time in contact with the carbon in order to be fully adsorbed. Our filters are marked with both exhaust and recirculating ratings for just this reason. If you are using this system to exhaust, DO NOT exceed the exhaust rating for the filter, the more this rating is exceeded the less contaminant will be adsorbed because the two will not have enough contact timefor adsorption to fully take place.
Recirculating
In a recirculating system, the contact time is not such a crucial number as we are taking contaminated air, filtering it, and releasing it back into what is typically and constantly decontaminated environment. It is for this reason that it is not necessary to remove 100% of the contaminant in a single pass. Instead we double the exhaust rating which will reduce the contact time, the goal here is to still remove a large portion of the contaminant but to get raise the cycle rate of air through the filter above the rate of emission from the source. Now, instead of removing 99.9% of the contaminant in a single pass we are getting closer to 60% but we are getting twice as many cycles through the filter in the same amount of time and over time, reducing the overall build-up of contaminant in the environment.
Sizing Your Space
Once you????????ve determined the type of system you need, it????????s time to size your space.
Typically for exhaust we recommend a simple length x width x height /3 calculation. This will give you the amount of air (cubic feet per minute, CFM) that you will need to move to properly ventilate your space allowing for a three-minute air exchange (all the air in the space is exchanged for fresh air every three minutes). This is the number you will match your filter to.
Example:
Room size: 10????????x12????????x8???????? (960 cubic feet)
960 cubic feet / 3 minutes = 320CFM (Minimum recommended CFM to exchange the air every 3 minutes)
For recirculating systems, you can use the same length x width x height but divide by 1.5. This will give you a high cycle rate while still ensuring the removal of a majority of contaminant with each pass through the filter.