Can-Fan Q-Max Soundproof AC Fans – Quiet Fan with Integrated Silencer

Frequently asked questions

• How does the Q-Max AC differ from a Max-Fan PRO?

  The sound-insulated Q-Max AC share their specifications with the Max-Fan PRO series, but add a silencer lined with acoustic foam that absorbs motor noise. The result is a fan that is just as powerful and efficient but noticeably quieter. It is the logical choice if noise is your main constraint.

• What is the housing made of?

  The assembly is housed inside a sturdy metal casing, which delivers greater air efficiency without noise or vibration. It is a build designed for installations that run continuously. Even so, these are light fans that are easy to install and maintain.

• Can I adjust the airflow?

  Yes, the Q-Max AC run at three different speeds, so you set the flow you want at any given moment. You can raise extraction during the hottest hours and lower it when the environment settles. That flexibility also helps cut noise when you do not need full power.

• How does it prevent air turbulence?

  Thanks to its 3D rotor-stator system, which generates a continuous airflow inside the duct. By preventing turbulence from forming, the air circulates more efficiently and with fewer losses. That translates into better performance and less noise.

• What sizes are there and how loud are they?

  The range has six sizes: 150 mm with 555 m3/h and 63 dB, 160 mm with 560 m3/h and 63 dB, 200 mm with 1,120 m3/h and 69 dB, 250 mm with 1,590 m3/h and 72 dB, 315 mm with 3,015 m3/h and 79 dB, and 400 mm with 3,240 m3/h and 69 dB. Note how the 400 mm moves a lot of air with restrained noise. Choose according to the airflow and the sound level you can live with.

• How much power do they draw?

  The 150 and 160 mm models draw 45 W, the 200 mm 116 W and the 250 mm 169 W. At the top end, the 315 mm rises to 350 W and the 400 mm stays at 194 W. It is worth comparing airflow and consumption before choosing, because the biggest is not always the one that uses the most.