Can-Fan Max-Fan PRO – High Static Pressure Air Extractor for Professional Cultivation

Frequently asked questions

• What makes the 2-speed Max-Fan PRO special?

  It combines a state-of-the-art motor with a very powerful impeller, both protected by a very compact plastic housing. This combination results in a highly efficient extractor fan with very low power consumption too. It's a solid choice for demanding grows.

• Which speed should I use at each stage?

  The right speed is determined by the humidity and temperature of the room or grow tent. Broadly speaking, the higher the humidity and temperature, the higher the speed needs to be; with low humidity and temperatures, you can lower it. Every setup finds its ideal point with practice.

• What diameters and airflow rates are available?

  The 600 m³/h model has a 150 mm outlet, and the 615 m³/h one has a 160 mm outlet. If you need more airflow, the 1220 m³/h model has a 200 mm outlet, and the 1660 m³/h one has a 250 mm outlet. This lets you match the extractor to your space and existing ducting.

• How much power does each model consume?

  The 600 m³/h model consumes 40 W and the 615 m³/h one, 42 W — very modest figures for the airflow they deliver. The 1220 m³/h model rises to 94 W, and the largest, the 1660 m³/h one, consumes 150 W. It's worth not oversizing the equipment if your space doesn't need it.

• How much noise does it make?

  On the 600 m³/h model, extraction noise is 66 dB at minimum speed and 68 dB at maximum, while the housing noise stays at 56 dB. The 1220 m³/h model reaches 74 dB extraction and 60 dB housing noise, and the 1660 m³/h one reaches 80-82 dB with 64 dB housing noise. If noise is a concern, the housing figure is the most representative of what you'll actually hear.

• Does it adapt to spaces of different sizes?

  Yes, the Max-Fan's dimensions vary by model, so every customer can match it to their space. From the 150 mm outlet model for smaller setups to the 250 mm one for rooms that need to move a lot of air. Choose based on the volume you need to renew and the ducting you have available.