Vortice Lineo Quiet ES Mixflow In Line Fan 150mm
$899.00
Capacity: 515 m3/hr (143.05 l/s)
Motor Type: EC Mixflow
Ductable: Yes (150mm duct diameter)
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A premium EC motor inline fan made in Italy. The Vortice Lineo QUIET ES inline fans are suitable for residential, commercial or industrial applications and are the gold standard in terms of noise (31 decibels) and energy efficiency. Learn more about this product below.
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About the Vortice Lineo Quiet ES 150
Enclosures made of fire-resistant plastic resin, E2 class, according to ISO EN 11925-2: 2010, in areas close to motor and electrical components. Casing integrates a sound-absorbing coating, optimized to minimize sound emissions radiated into the environment and transmitted through exhaust and supply ducts. High-quality EC (brushless) motor, thermally protected, with shaft mounted on ball bearing supports, coupled with a centrifugal impeller. High water resistance: IPX5 (if installed in a duct). Equipped with a thermal fuse overheating safety device. Ultra energy efficient – on high speed this fan consumes only 31 watts with airflow rated at 515 m3/hr.Control Options
Note – Electrician required for all 3 options: Wire in a standard fashion to run as a single-speed fan Set it up to be a 2-speed motor (you can specify the high and low speed) and just wire it up to a standard position switch to go between high or low Wire it to a Potentiometer (see available accessory) to have greater control like a dimmer switchAdditional information
| Brand | Vortice |
|---|---|
| Material | Plastic |
| Motor Type | Mixflow |
| Installation | Requires Hardwiring (electrician required) |
| Duct Size | 150mm |
| Warranty | The Manufacturer offers a 2 year replacement warranty (conditions apply) |
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All data is provided the manufacturer. Capacity figures are based on the extraction rate of the unit in 'freeflow'. This means without any ducting, vents or other components. As you add ducting to a fan it will impact the extraction rate as this introduces resistance. For this reason if you are ducting an extraction fan it is best to keen the run as short, tight and direct as possible. For more information please view our exhaust fan buying guide.
For comprehensive warranty information relating to this product please visit the manufacturers website.