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The FANTECH 2SHE1871 is a direct drive ventilation fan built for continuous air movement in commercial and industrial ventilation applications. Powered by a 1/15 horsepower motor drawing 1.2 amps at 115 volts single phase, it delivers up to 1,860 CFM through an 18-inch galvanized steel blade assembly. Single-speed operation keeps the drive train simple and reduces maintenance touchpoints. The galvanized steel construction resists corrosion in demanding environments, making it a reliable choice for exhaust and supply ventilation systems where longevity and consistent airflow are priorities. Licensed HVAC and mechanical contractors are the typical installers for this class of equipment.
The 2SHE1871 is suited for light commercial, agricultural, and industrial ventilation applications where high-volume air movement is required. Its support for both vertical and horizontal mounting gives installers flexibility in wall, ceiling, or equipment-room configurations. Single-phase power compatibility makes it straightforward to wire into standard commercial circuits without the need for a three-phase supply. Typical install scenarios include exhaust ventilation in utility rooms, equipment enclosures, greenhouses, and warehouse bays where sustained airflow at a fixed speed is adequate for the application.
Designed as an OEM-style direct drive ventilation fan for vertical or horizontal mounting applications requiring single-phase power and an 18-inch blade diameter.
Installation should be performed by a licensed HVAC or mechanical contractor in accordance with applicable local mechanical codes and ASHRAE ventilation guidelines. Disconnect and lock out all power to the circuit before handling the fan assembly or making any electrical connections. Verify that the mounting structure is rated to support the weight of the unit and that airflow direction is confirmed before final fastening. Do not operate the fan without proper blade guards in place where required by local safety codes.
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