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Collection: CENTRAX® CENTRIFUGAL IN-LINE FANS

When a ventilation system needs more than basic airflow, fan selection comes down to volume, pressure, installation flexibility, and the demands of the application. Suncourt’s Centrax® centrifugal in-line fans are designed to provide high volume and pressure for exhaust and ventilation applications in residential, light commercial, and greenhouse settings.

An inline centrifugal fan uses a centrifugal impeller to move air through ductwork. Suncourt’s Centrax® design uses backward-inclined blades, a balanced motor and impeller, and permanently sealed and lubricated ball bearings.

Designed for applications requiring high volume and pressure for exhaust and ventilation.

Watertight construction rated for indoor/outdoor use and installation in any position.

Available in 4-inch and 6-inch models, including corded configurations, with variable-speed control options available.

CENTRAX® CENTRIFUGAL IN-LINE FANS
High Volume & Pressure
Indoor/Outdoor Rated
Backward-Inclined Blades
Variable-Speed Options
5-Year Limited Warranty
Buying guide

How to choose CENTRAX® CENTRIFUGAL IN-LINE FANS

What Is an Inline Centrifugal Fan?

An inline centrifugal fan is a duct-mounted fan that uses centrifugal airflow rather than moving air straight along the fan axis. Suncourt’s Centrax® fans use backward-inclined blades and are designed to provide high volume and pressure for exhaust and ventilation applications.

The collection includes multiple inline centrifugal fans for 4-inch and 6-inch duct applications. The available models share the core Centrax® design, while corded configurations add a power cord for installation convenience.

How Does a Centrifugal Fan Differ From an Axial Duct Fan?

A centrifugal fan and an axial fan move air differently. A centrifugal design redirects air outward from the center of the impeller, while an axial fan moves air primarily along the fan axis. This makes the centrifugal inline fans in Suncourt’s Centrax® line suited to exhaust and ventilation applications where higher airflow or pressure may be required.

For comparison, Suncourt’s Inductor® axial in-line booster duct fans are designed to boost airflow in forced-air heating and cooling systems. The right fan type depends on the application, ductwork, system resistance, and required airflow.

Suncourt also notes that more CFM is not automatically better. Proper fan sizing considers the application and system conditions.

Can an Inline Centrifugal Duct Fan Be Used for Exhaust and Ventilation?

Yes. An inline centrifugal duct fan can be installed within a duct run to move air for exhaust or ventilation. Suncourt describes Centrax® fans as suitable for residential, light commercial, and greenhouse applications and lists high volume and pressure as key characteristics.

Centrax® fans are also watertight and rated for indoor/outdoor use, and Suncourt states that they can be installed in any position. The housing uses UV-protected, flame-retardant thermal plastic resin, while vibration-absorbing material helps reduce vibration transfer during operation.

What About Filtered Centrifugal Supply Ventilators?

The phrase filtered centrifugal supply ventilators describes a broader ventilation category in which a centrifugal fan supplies air and filtration is part of the system. It should not be used to imply that the Centrax® fan itself includes filtration: Suncourt describes the Centrax® collection for exhaust and ventilation, and its published specifications do not identify these fans as filtered supply ventilators.

If a project requires filtered outdoor-air supply, filtration, conditioning, and fan selection should be evaluated as part of the complete ventilation system. Suncourt’s fresh-air intake resource provides additional context on bringing outdoor air into a building and distributing it through an HVAC system.

Choose the Right Centrax® Configuration

The collection currently includes four models: 4-inch TF104, 4-inch TF104-CRD with a 10-foot power cord, 6-inch TF106, and 6-inch TF106-CRD.

Variable-speed control options are available. Suncourt’s VS100 hardwire variable-speed fan control is listed as compatible with Centrax® centrifugal fans.

Key Benefits

  • High volume and pressure for exhaust and ventilation applications.
  • Backward-inclined fan blades for centrifugal airflow performance.
  • Watertight construction rated for indoor or outdoor use.
  • Flexible installation in any position.
  • Balanced motor and impeller with permanently sealed, lubricated ball bearings.
  • Vibration-absorbing material and UV-protected, flame-retardant thermal plastic resin.
  • Variable-speed control options for compatible applications.
  • Available in 4-inch and 6-inch configurations, including corded models.
  • 5-year limited warranty.

Where Can Centrax® Fans Be Used?

Centrax® fans are designed for residential, light commercial, and greenhouse applications where exhaust or ventilation requires high volume and pressure. The 6-inch TF106 is also identified by Suncourt as ideal for radon mitigation applications.

For radon mitigation, fan selection should be treated as part of the complete system. Suncourt’s Centrax® Radon Mitigation Fan Kits package a Centrax® fan with components intended for sub-slab depressurization applications.

Note: Fan performance depends on the application, ductwork, system resistance, and installation. Select the fan based on complete system requirements rather than airflow alone. Follow manufacturer instructions and applicable local requirements.

Warranty and Product Support

Centrax® centrifugal in-line fans are backed by a 5-year limited warranty. Suncourt’s warranty page explains warranty registration information and limitations.

Before installation, review the Centrax® centrifugal fan installation instructions and follow applicable electrical, building, and ventilation requirements. For product or application questions, contact Suncourt.

Feature matrix

Specification

Details

Product line

Centrax® Centrifugal In-Line Fans

Available duct sizes

4-inch and 6-inch

Models

TF104, TF104-CRD, TF106, TF106-CRD

Applications

Residential, light commercial, greenhouse exhaust and ventilation

Airflow design

Centrifugal; backward-inclined blades

Installation

Indoor/outdoor; installs in any position

Construction

UV-protected, flame-retardant thermal plastic resin

Motor / impeller

Balanced motor and impeller

Bearings

Permanently sealed and lubricated ball bearings

Maximum air stream temperature

140°F (60°C)

Safety listing

MET® Listed to UL & CSA Standards for USA & Canada

Variable-speed control

Available; compatible Suncourt controls offered separately

Corded models

TF104-CRD and TF106-CRD; TF104-CRD lists a 10-foot power cord

Warranty

5-year limited warranty

Category FAQ
01 What is an inline centrifugal fan?
An inline centrifugal fan is a duct-mounted fan that uses a centrifugal impeller to move air. Suncourt’s Centrax® design uses backward-inclined blades and is intended for applications requiring high volume and pressure, including exhaust and ventilation.
02 What is the difference between centrifugal inline fans and axial fans?
Centrifugal inline fans redirect air outward from the center of the impeller, while axial fans move air primarily along the fan axis. Suncourt’s Centrax® centrifugal fans are positioned for exhaust and ventilation, while its Inductor® axial in-line booster fans are designed to boost airflow in forced-air HVAC systems.
03 Can an inline centrifugal duct fan be used outdoors?
Yes. Suncourt describes Centrax® fans as watertight and rated for indoor/outdoor use. They can also be installed in any position, subject to the requirements of the complete installation.
04 What Centrax sizes are available?
The current Centrax® collection includes 4-inch and 6-inch models: TF104, TF104-CRD, TF106, and TF106-CRD.
05 Can Centrax® fans be speed controlled?
Yes. Suncourt lists variable-speed kits as available for the Centrax® line, and its VS100 hardwire variable-speed fan control is listed as compatible with Centrax® centrifugal fans.
06 Are Centrax® fans filtered supply ventilators?
Not as a published product classification. Suncourt describes the Centrax® collection for exhaust and ventilation. If a project requires filtered outdoor-air supply, filtration and the fan should be evaluated as components of the complete ventilation system.
07 What is the maximum air stream temperature?
Suncourt lists a maximum air stream temperature of 140°F (60°C) for the Centrax® centrifugal in-line fans.
08 How long is the Centrax® warranty?
The Centrax® centrifugal in-line fan collection carries a 5-year limited warranty, subject to Suncourt’s published warranty limitations.

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