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S&P TD-250/100 Standard In-Line Fan - Rated @69.4l/s 2 speed

S&P TD-250/100 Standard In-Line Fan - Rated @69.4l/s 2 speed

SKU : TD-250/100

Overview

The S&P TD-250/100 Standard In-Line Fan is a compact mixed-flow duct fan designed for use with 100mm circular ducting in residential and light commercial ventilation systems. Its mixed-flow impeller provides an airflow of up to 250m³/h (69.4l/s) while maintaining a compact profile, making it suitable for installation in ceiling voids and other areas where space may be limited.
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Description

Product Part Number

TD-250/100

Product Overview

The S&P TD-250/100 Standard In-Line Fan is a compact mixed-flow duct fan designed for use with 100mm circular ducting in residential and light commercial ventilation systems. Its mixed-flow impeller provides an airflow of up to 250m³/h (69.4l/s) while maintaining a compact profile, making it suitable for installation in ceiling voids and other areas where space may be limited.

The two-speed motor allows the fan to operate at either 200m³/h or 250m³/h, providing flexibility to suit the required ventilation rate. Manufactured from tough reinforced plastic, the fan includes an integrated mounting bracket and a removable motor and impeller assembly, allowing maintenance to be carried out without disconnecting the adjoining ductwork.

The motor is fitted with ball bearings and thermal overload protection for reliable operation. The fan can also be connected to a compatible voltage speed controller where variable airflow control is required.

Technical Specification

Specification Details
Manufacturer Soler & Palau (S&P)
Model TD-250/100
Manufacturer reference 5211320600
Fan type In-line mixed-flow duct fan
Duct connection 100mm
Number of speeds 2
Maximum airflow – high speed 250m³/h / 69.4l/s
Maximum airflow – low speed 200m³/h / 55.6l/s
Motor speed – high 2,140rpm
Motor speed – low 1,700rpm
Power consumption – high 28W
Power consumption – low 22W
Current – high 0.12A
Current – low 0.10A
Electrical supply 230V, single phase, 50Hz
Sound pressure level at 3m – high 34dB(A)
Sound pressure level at 3m – low 28dB(A)
Motor insulation class Class B
Protection rating IP44
Motor protection Thermal overload protection
Bearings Ball bearings
Speed control Two-speed connection; suitable for voltage speed control
Operating temperature −20°C to +40°C
Casing material Reinforced plastic
Weight 2.0kg
Overall length 303mm
Maximum casing diameter 176mm
Spigot diameter 97mm nominal, suitable for 100mm ducting
Mounting Integrated support bracket
Timer No

Frequently Asked Questions

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    An extractor fan removes humid, stale or polluted air from a room. They are commonly used in bathrooms, kitchens, utility rooms and other areas where moisture, odours or poor airflow can build up.

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