Can Fans are the highest quality fan on the market. Known for running silent and powerfully without relenting for years. Our customers have had Can fans running for 10 years without an issue. We use them mostly because Carbon filters need a good pressure to work effectively, and are designed and matched to the appropriate Can-Filter.

The Can Fans range has the following models

• Centrifugal fan as an entry-level fan. Standard is a single speed, but you can order the S model with speed control, and the W with temperature speed control. approx 2 day delay.
• MaxFan Pro, with its yellow blade is a higher volume fan and will work with carbon filters. They have 2 speeds
• ISOMax is a Max fan in a silenced tube. The 150 and 200mm have 3 speeds. The 250 has one speed.
• Qmax AC is an AC fan with 3 speeds for High volume. (AC motor) (EC controllers can be retrofitted to run the AC fans. but need an additional box, so it's not worth doing if you can buy an EC fan to start with.)
• Qmax AC which is an Electronic (EC) motor and is infinitely adjustable using the digital EC controller to control a fan for the exhaust and the intake to chase a desired temperature. They are in a silenced tube and run at the lowest speed to achieve the desired temperature which also reduces noise further. The controller will run an intake Qmax EC fan at a slower speed than the Exhaust Qmax EC Fan to ensure negative pressure (no smell leakage) occurs even with the speed adjustments.

These fans move serious air - ratings are genuine readings, and beat fans that say they are the same specifications.

Suitable for use with Carbon Filters

Note: A UK  CAN FAN version has been reportedly sold in Australia as a dark import and replaced with an Australian plug. Although they are 240V, they do not comply with Australian standards and may interfere with your neighbour's phones and TV reception. If you get a much cheaper price, this may be why. We don't feel our growers want to draw attention to themselves by getting an Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) van or Telstra turning up following complaints in reception.