Axial Duct Fan Ventika VKOMz 150 in Galvanized Steel Housing, Ø150 mm, 200 m³/h

Ventika axial duct fan VKOMz 150 in galvanized steel housing is an inline ventilator with a 150 mm diameter and a rated airflow of 200 m³/h. The fan is built around an axial impeller and a corrosion-resistant metal casing, offering a compact solution for extracting and moving air in short duct runs and confined spaces. It is designed for installation directly into round ventilation ducts and connects to standard Ø150 mm ductwork.

Advantages

The galvanized steel housing provides increased mechanical strength and resistance to corrosion compared with non-metal housings, while the axial impeller ensures stable airflow at the rated capacity. Its compact dimensions enable inline installation where space is limited and the metal construction supports long service life under normal residential and light commercial conditions. The fan’s straightforward design facilitates simple mounting and maintenance.

Suitable for

• Bathroom ventilation and air extraction
• Kitchen exhaust and range hood auxiliary ventilation
• Utility rooms, laundry rooms and small workshops
• Inline duct sections where compact axial flow is required

Key specifications

• Airflow: 200 m³/h (rated)
• Impeller type: axial
• Housing material: galvanized steel
• Compatible duct diameter: Ø150 mm
• Mounting type: inline (duct insertion)

How to use

Install the fan into a straight section of Ø150 mm round duct, ensuring the airflow direction marked on the fan matches the intended exhaust flow. Secure the housing to the duct with appropriate clamps or fasteners and ensure electrical connections are made by a qualified electrician according to local wiring regulations. Maintain clear access for periodic inspection and cleaning of the impeller and casing to preserve performance. Observe any manufacturer instructions for mounting orientation and vibration isolation.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, use the fan in short duct runs with minimal bends and avoid installing directly against heavy-laden grease or high-humidity environments without additional filters. Regularly inspect and clean the impeller and housing to prevent dust buildup and ensure rated airflow. When installing in kitchens, consider a grease filter or external hood to reduce contamination of the fan assembly.