Torin Fans
The classic fan range from Torin features radial snail-type fans. The fan pleasantly surprises with relatively quiet operation and reliability. You can count on low pressure losses and high efficiency. The fan is equipped with a motor failure and power outage indicator, and it is also protected against rotor blockage and overheating. If you are looking for a silenced version, we can definitely recommend Torin MDF Box or Torin Metal Box.
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Radial Torin snail-type fans are the pulling motor of demanding ducting systems - they handle situations where an axial fan would not be able to push air through longer ducting and through a carbon filter. The all-metal housing and reliable motor make them a classic choice for medium and large growing rooms.
How to choose Torin
The key factors are the output stated in m3/h and the length of your air ducting. The Torin range covers a wide span from smaller models to the most powerful units:
| Model | Output | For whom |
|---|---|---|
| Torin 250-700 | 250 to 700 m3/h | Smaller tents and shorter ducting |
| Torin 1000-2500 | 1000 to 2500 m3/h | Medium growing rooms with filtration |
| Torin 3250-7000 | 3250 to 7000 m3/h | Large spaces and long ducting |
All models have an all-metal housing and are protected by a motor failure indicator, rotor blockage protection and overheating protection. If quiet operation matters to you, choose the silenced versions Torin MDF Box, Torin MDF Softbox or Torin Metal Box, where the motor is enclosed in a sound-insulated cabinet.
Frequently asked questions about Torin fans
What fan output do I need?
Start with the volume of the space (length times width times height) and assume that the air should be replaced roughly once per minute. Add a reserve for the pressure losses of the ducting and carbon filter, which reduce output.
Why choose a radial fan instead of an axial one?
A radial snail housing creates higher pressure, so it pushes air through longer ducting and through a filter. An axial fan is more suitable for short straight ducting and circulation inside the tent.
How can I silence a Torin?
The most effective option is to buy the boxed version straight away - MDF Box, MDF Softbox or Metal Box have the motor enclosed in a sound-insulated cabinet. Noise is further reduced by flexible mounting and a duct silencer.
Can Torin be controlled?
Yes, the output can be reduced with a suitable speed controller - quieter operation at night or outside peak air extraction times is common practice.
Not sure which output suits your tent and filter? Write to us at info@higarden.eu and we will calculate it with you.