10 Inch Inline Centrifugal Duct Fans

A duct booster fan is generally installed inline within the ductwork where additional air movement is required, while maintaining access for inspection and service. The exact position depends on whether the application involves fresh-air supply, exhaust air, ERV integration, or a dedicated ventilation branch. Review the complete duct layout and airflow requirements before installation.

The BPE In-Line Fans — S Series & T Series are available for 6-inch, 8-inch, 10-inch, and 12-inch duct sizes. The 10-inch configuration is suited to ductwork designed around that diameter. Confirm the selected fan size against the connected ductwork, required airflow, system pressure, and any filter box or ERV module used in the installation.

Yes. The BPE In-Line Fans — S Series & T Series are designed for integration with BPE ERV modules. They can support fresh-air and exhaust-air distribution within an ERV installation. Engineers and contractors should evaluate the complete system, including ductwork, filters, controls, airflow requirements, and operating conditions, to select an appropriate configuration.

Variable-speed control options are available for the BPE In-Line Fans — S Series & T Series. This can help coordinate fan operation with ventilation requirements and connected equipment. The appropriate control arrangement depends on the installation, including whether the fan serves fresh air, exhaust air, an ERV module, or a dedicated ventilation application.

These fans can be used in energy recovery ventilator installations, fresh-air and exhaust-air distribution systems, residential and light commercial HVAC, office and small commercial spaces, and dedicated ventilation applications. Compatibility with ductwork systems and filter boxes supports use in coordinated ventilation assemblies when the system design matches the fan configuration.

Selection should account for duct size, required airflow, static pressure, control requirements, connected filter boxes, ERV integration, and whether the fan serves supply or exhaust air. The installation environment and available ductwork should also be reviewed. BPE product guidance can help align the fan configuration with the intended ventilation application and system components.