Fantech 2SHE1621 Direct Drive Fan 1095 Cfm 16 Inch

Product Description

The FANTECH 2SHE1621 is a single-phase, direct drive ventilation fan built for commercial and industrial exhaust and supply applications. Powered by a 1/20 hp motor drawing 1.5 amps at 115 volts, it moves up to 1,095 CFM through a 16-inch galvanized steel blade assembly. The single-speed motor eliminates belt-and-sheave complexity, reducing routine maintenance demands. It supports both vertical and horizontal mounting orientations, giving installers flexibility across a wide range of mechanical room, warehouse, and utility space layouts. HVAC technicians and mechanical contractors are the typical trade installing this unit.

The 2SHE1621 is suited for general exhaust, makeup air, and process ventilation in light commercial and industrial settings. Its direct drive configuration makes it a practical choice for equipment rooms, storage areas, and manufacturing facilities where reliable continuous airflow is required. The horizontal and vertical mounting capability allows integration into wall, ceiling, or duct-inline applications depending on site conditions and airflow direction requirements.

Key Features

• 1,095 CFM maximum airflow capacity for effective general ventilation
• 16-inch galvanized steel blade for corrosion resistance and durability
• Direct drive design eliminates belts and sheaves, reducing maintenance intervals
• Supports both vertical and horizontal mounting orientations
• Single-phase, 115-volt operation compatible with standard commercial power
• Single-speed motor provides straightforward installation and control wiring

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style direct drive ventilation fan for single-phase applications requiring a 16-inch blade in vertical or horizontal mounting configurations.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed HVAC technician or mechanical contractor. Disconnect and lock out all electrical power before beginning any wiring or mounting work in accordance with NEC requirements. Verify that the mounting structure can support the unit weight and that airflow direction aligns with the intended exhaust or supply path before securing the fan. Do not operate the fan without proper duct connections or guards in place.