Description
At a Glance
An EC inline fan for small indoor exhaust and grow tent ventilation, with enough control to run at a low background speed or ramp up when temperature and humidity call for more airflow. The fan is the main assembly; duct sections, connectors and hanging straps are separate purchases.
402 CFM from a 6 Inch Inline Fan
A 402 CFM inline duct fan is enough to move a meaningful volume of air through a short, simple duct run, but the number on the box is not the number you will always see at the far end. Filters, bends, reducers and extra length all add resistance. This model lists 683 m3/h and 410 Pa static pressure, giving you a practical starting point for grow tents, equipment rooms and small workshop exhaust systems.
Control That Goes Beyond On and Off
The fan has a 60 W EC motor, 10 speed levels and four automatic modes. Its PWM controller and app work with temperature and humidity readings, so the fan can run slowly for background exchange and then increase output when conditions change. Check the controller and sensor placement before installation so the readings represent the space rather than a hot pocket near the motor.

Noise and Mounting
VEVOR lists 27.3 dB at low speed. At higher speeds the fan will be louder, especially when it is pulling through a filter or long duct. Mount it with isolation and support the duct separately so the fan housing does not carry the weight of the whole run. Keep enough clearance for the controller, wiring and any service access.
The fan weighs 5.07 lb / 2.3 kg and measures 12.4 x 9.06 x 8.27 in / 31.5 x 23 x 21 cm. Dry-fit the duct path before drilling or hanging anything, then confirm that the fan can be removed for cleaning without dismantling the entire run.
Plan the Duct Run Before You Buy
This is a fan-only listing. Ventilation ducts, duct connectors and hanging straps are sold separately. A filter, silencer, bends and a long run reduce delivered airflow, so choose the duct diameter and accessories as one system rather than buying them after the fan is mounted.
For a grow tent, verify intake area and exhaust path so the fan is not working against a sealed opening. For a workshop or equipment room, keep exhaust air moving toward the intended outside destination and follow the building’s electrical and ventilation requirements.
Keep the Fan Working Quietly
Inspect the fan and duct connections periodically for dust buildup, loose fittings or vibration. Disconnect power before cleaning, and follow the supplied manual for controller, sensor and motor maintenance. If airflow drops, check the filter and duct run before assuming the motor has failed.
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