Airfan® Thermo Foam Box Fan

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High-performance extraction with a serious noise advantage.

The Airfan® Thermo Foam Box Fan is built for growers who want strong extraction without the usual vibration and hum you get from metal fan boxes. The thermo-foam housing provides thermal insulation and excellent vibration dampening, helping keep the system quieter and more stable, especially when paired with quality ducting and a correctly sized carbon filter.

Why it’s different

  • Thermo-foam housing reduces vibration and noise compared to traditional metal casings.
  • Memory effect shock absorption helps the unit handle knocks and stay rigid in install.
  • Thermally insulated to reduce unwanted heat transfer through the casing.
  • Wide temperature tolerance from -40°C to 110°C for tough environments.
  • Waterproof and chemical resistant for real-world grow room conditions.
  • Fire resistant construction for added peace of mind.
  • Recyclable materials with a lightweight build that makes installation easier.

Performance you can build around

Inside the foam box is a centrifugal fan designed to work effectively under pressure, making it a strong choice for setups using filters and longer duct runs. It is intended to connect into standard round ducting, giving you a cleaner, more professional extraction layout.

Best for

  • Grow rooms and tents where noise control matters
  • Filtered extraction systems that need stable airflow under pressure
  • Installations where you want less vibration through walls, ceilings, and tent frames

Choose your option: select the size/airflow variant to match your ducting diameter and the volume of your space.

Tip: If you’re running a carbon filter or long ducting, size up rather than down. Fans perform best when they are not operating at their limit.