Axial in-line Fan 100dia (with fixing feet) 23L/s FID – Domestic Fans – QIN100

Technical Verification Required

Ventilation components require precise sizing. Please verify that this QIN100 model matches your system’s diameter and connection type (e.g., Big End vs Small End) before ordering.

Key Specs:
Category: Domestic Fans
Type: Axial in-line fan (extract or supply)

Maximizing Airflow Efficiency

Whether you are installing a bathroom extractor, a range hood, or a full balanced pressure heat recovery system, the physics of airflow remains the same: air hates friction. Every component in your system, from the ducting to the joiners and grilles, introduces “Static Pressure” (resistance).

Using high-quality components like the Axial in-line Fan 100dia (with fixing feet) 23L/s FID is crucial for minimizing this resistance. Cheaper, poorly molded fittings or rough-bore ducting can create turbulence, which reduces the extraction rate of your fan. This means your fan has to work harder, creating more noise and using more electricity, while moving less damp air out of your home.

Pro Tip: When connecting ducting, always stretch flexible ducting taut. A saggy duct creates immense resistance. Use rigid joiners and bends where possible to maintain a smooth internal profile for the air to glide over.

Building Code G4 & Healthy Homes Standards

In New Zealand, ventilation isn’t just about comfort; it’s a compliance issue. Under Building Code Clause G4, spaces where people live must have adequate ventilation to prevent mold and moisture buildup. The Healthy Homes Standards further enforce this for rental properties, requiring specific extraction capacities for kitchens and bathrooms.

Ensuring you use the correct diameter components (like 150mm for kitchens) is vital. Using a restrictive component in a 150mm system effectively chokes it down, potentially causing it to fail a flow test. Smooth Air products are designed to meet AS/NZS 4254 standards, giving you peace of mind that your installation is up to code.

Material Selection: PVC vs. Galvanized Steel

Choosing between plastic (PVC) and metal components depends on the application.

• PVC (Plastic): Ideal for residential use, especially in bathroom and laundry extracts. It is lightweight, immune to corrosion (rust), and has a very smooth internal surface for excellent airflow. It helps reduce vibration noise transfer.
• Galvanized Steel: The standard for commercial HVAC and high-temperature applications. It offers superior structural rigidity and fire resistance. If your system passes through fire-rated walls, steel components (often combined with fire dampers) are non-negotiable.

This specific item, the Axial in-line Fan 100dia (with fixing feet) 23L/s FID, utilizes materials selected for durability and performance in its intended class.

Logistics & Warranty

Secure Shipping: We utilize a “Direct-to-Site” 3PL model. Your order for the QIN100 is routed from the nearest strategic distribution hub (Auckland, Wellington, or Christchurch) directly to your address. This reduces road miles and handling, ensuring your parts arrive in pristine condition.

NZ Warranty: As a 100% NZ-owned business, all purchases are covered by the Consumer Guarantees Act. Whether you are a trade professional or a DIY homeowner, you are protected against manufacturing defects.

Important: Measurement Verification

HVAC components require precise sizing. Please confirm this QIN100 model matches your engineer’s specifications before ordering.
Dimensions: Length: 80mm | Width: 99mm | Height: 99mm.