Fantech 2SHE1021 Direct Drive Fan 585 Cfm 10 Inch

Product Description

The FANTECH 2SHE1021 is a direct drive ventilation fan designed for single-phase electrical systems. Powered by a 1/30 horsepower motor drawing 1.4 amps at 115 volts, it moves up to 585 CFM through a 10-inch galvanized steel blade. The fan supports both vertical and horizontal mounting orientations, giving installers flexibility when fitting it into tight mechanical spaces. It runs at a single fixed speed, making wiring and commissioning straightforward. HVAC technicians and mechanical contractors install this fan in ventilation, exhaust, and air-circulation applications where a compact, direct drive unit is the appropriate solution.

This fan is suited for light commercial and residential ventilation installations where space constraints or mounting angle variability require a versatile unit. Its direct drive configuration eliminates belt and pulley components, reducing the number of moving parts that require routine service. The galvanized steel blade construction is appropriate for general-purpose air movement in conditioned or semi-conditioned spaces. Single-phase, 115-volt power compatibility makes it compatible with standard North American branch circuit wiring.

Key Features

• 585 CFM maximum airflow capacity through a 10-inch blade
• Direct drive motor eliminates belt-and-pulley maintenance
• Supports both vertical and horizontal mounting orientations
• Galvanized steel blade for durability in general ventilation service
• Single-phase, 115-volt operation at 1.4 amps
• Single-speed operation simplifies wiring and control integration

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style direct drive replacement or new-install fan for single-phase residential and light commercial ventilation systems requiring a 10-inch blade and up to 585 CFM airflow.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed HVAC technician or qualified mechanical contractor familiar with ventilation system requirements. Disconnect and lock out power at the branch circuit before removing an existing unit or making any wiring connections. Verify that the mounting structure can support the fan weight and that clearances meet applicable mechanical code requirements. Consult local codes and the manufacturer installation instructions before final commissioning.