Description
EC efficiency and jet-engine airflow, quietly
The Phresh HyperFan Silenced V2 is the sensible way onto EC technology without commercial money. These fans use half the energy and emit half the heat of AC fans while running far quieter, so the fan pays for itself. Blade design is borrowed from jet engines, combining Laminar Blade design and Stator technology to cut drag, so a carbon filter barely dents extraction. Wrapped in acoustic foam inside a silencing canister, it is vibration free and quiet. Four sizes run from 150mm to 315mm, reaching 3,100 m³/h at the top of the range, with a 2 year warranty.
Key Benefits
- EC motor energised 12 times per revolution against 2-4 on an AC motor
- Up to 50% less power than a typical AC fan
- Acoustic foam and silencing canister knock noise down at source
- Separate fan controller, 35% to 100% speed range
- Self-lubricating ball bearings for a long service life
- Four sizes, 150mm to 315mm, reaching 3,100 m³/h
Noise, heat and airflow lost to a carbon filter
Two things kill a tent's environment: not enough air changes, and a fan so loud you run it slower than you should. Weak extraction means stale air, rising humidity, poor airflow across the canopy and mould risk, plus heat that drives excessive stretch. The laminar blades create so little drag that a filter barely reduces airflow, so you can run at the speed the room needs.
How to Use
- Sizing: choose by room volume, light wattage and lighting type — the 200mm moves 1,230 m³/h, the 250mm 1,840 m³/h and the 315mm 3,100 m³/h, with the 150mm for a single small tent.
- Controller: this range must run on an EC fan controller. The included HyperFan Controller can be upgraded to a G.A.S EC, EC1 or EC5 on the V2.
- Installation: mount inline with ducting both sides and hang on straps.
- With a filter: fit the carbon filter on the intake side and run at 35% to 100%.
Technical Specifications
- Motor type: EC, mixed-flow laminar blade
- Blade technology: Laminar Blade design with Stator technology
- Bearings: self-lubricating ball bearings
- Warranty: 2 years
| By size | 6" - 560 m3/h | 8" - 1230 m3/h |
|---|---|---|
| Airflow | 560 m³/h | 1230 m³/h |
| Power | 40W | 75W |
| Noise | 58 dB | 59 dB |
| Control | Variable 0–100% + controller compatible | |
| Max speed | 5000 rpm | 3800 rpm |
| Static pressure | 545 Pa | 560 Pa |
| Weight | 3.75kg | 5.58kg |
| Dimensions | 54.5 x 21.4cm | 69.8 x 26.5cm |
| By size | 10" - 1840 m3/h | 12" - 3100 m3/h |
|---|---|---|
| Airflow | 1840 m³/h | 3100 m³/h |
| Power | 150W | 320W |
| Noise | 63 dB | 59 dB |
| Control | Variable 0–100% + controller compatible | |
| Max speed | 3200 rpm | 3000 rpm |
| Static pressure | 610 Pa | 730 Pa |
| Weight | 8.95kg | 15.05kg |
| Dimensions | 85.8 x 31.5cm | 94 x 37.6cm |
Questions & answers
How does it compare with the Rhino Ultra Silent EC?
They're closely matched silenced EC fans. The HyperFan V2 is rated at 560, 1,230, 1,840 and 3,100 m3/h from 150mm to 315mm, against the Rhino's 530, 1,205, 1,800 and 2,987 m3/h.
Is a controller included?
Yes, a separate HyperFan controller with a 35% to 100% speed range. The fan must run on an EC controller, and the included one can be upgraded to a G.A.S EC, EC1 or EC5.
How loud is it?
58 dB(A) on the 150mm, 59 dB(A) on the 200mm, 63 dB(A) on the 250mm and 59 dB(A) on the 315mm.
How much power does it use?
40W (150mm), 75W (200mm), 150W (250mm) and 320W (315mm), up to 50% less than a typical AC fan.
Is there a warranty?
Yes, 2 years.
