S&P TD-250 10-inch Mixed Flow Inline Duct Fan is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Description
Description
Long duct runs and cramped ceiling voids are where many booster fans start to struggle. The S&P TD-250 10-inch Mixed Flow Inline Duct Fan combines a mixed-flow impeller with a compact housing. You get high airflow and static pressure in small-to-medium applications, and the fan doesn't take up much room around the ductwork.
If you're a contractor or installer, the TD-250 fits into existing HVAC ductwork on both residential and commercial jobs. It is designed to keep in-duct and radiated noise low, so it works well in bathrooms and kitchens where a loud fan would bother people.
Key Features and Benefits of the S&P TD-250 10-inch Mixed Flow Inline Duct Fan
- Mixed Flow Impeller: The impeller moves up to 754 CFM against static pressure up to 1.5 inches w.g., so long duct runs still get good airflow.
- Removable Body: The TD-250 motor-impeller assembly can be fitted or removed without disturbing the ducting, so you spend less time on maintenance.
- Energy Star Qualified: Energy Star qualification and a 241-watt draw at 2.2 amps help you keep operating costs down when the fan runs for long ventilation cycles.
- Certified Performance: AMCA certification for air performance, plus UL, cUL, cULus, and HVI listings, give you third-party proof of performance and safety at inspection time.
- IP44 Protection: An IP44-rated, epoxy-polyester coated metal casing and thermal overload protection guard the motor against splashing water and overheating.
- Flexible Mounting: The fan installs in any orientation on 10-inch round ducts, so you can follow the existing duct path instead of rerouting it.
- Electronic Controls: Electronic controls and a hardwired 120 VAC, 60 Hz connection (110-120 volts) keep wiring simple, so you can connect the fan to a standard circuit.
Plan Your Clearance Before Installing the TD-250
The white housing measures 15.19 x 11.44 x 11.44-Inches (L x W x H) and weighs 21 pounds, so confirm your hangers or supports can carry that load before you cut into the duct. At just under 1 foot in height and width, the fan fits in ceiling voids and cabinets where bulkier inline fans won't. Leave enough access on one side to slide the motor assembly out later, because a finished ceiling with no access panel cancels out the removable design. For kitchen exhaust, keep the air stream below the 140 degrees F maximum air temperature rating so the motor stays within its safe operating range.
Sylvane's Expert Take
If you're an installer ventilating a bathroom or kitchen exhaust run in a home or light commercial space, the TD-250 is most useful where duct resistance builds up. The detail that matters most is service access: a fan with an access panel can be serviced without cutting out the duct.
Focus on the mixed-flow impeller's pressure handling and the removable body when comparing options. Specify it once, and future service calls stay short.
Specifications
Specifications
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Number of SpeedsVariable
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TypeMixed Flow Inline Duct Fan
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ApplicationDucting, Residential, Commercial/Industrial
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CertificationsUL, cUL, HVI, cULus
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ColorWhite
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ControlsElectronic
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Maximum Air Temperature (degrees F)140
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Maximum Cubic Feet per Minute (CFM) (CFM)754.0
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California Residents⚠ WARNING: This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.p65warnings.ca.gov.
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Maximum Amperage (Amps)2.2
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Power SupplyHardwired
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Voltage (V)110-120
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Watts (W)241
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Depth (in.)15.19
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Duct Diameter (in.)10.0
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Height (in.)11.44
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Weight (lbs.)21
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Width (in.)11.44
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Additional FeaturesEnergy Star, Thermal Cutoff Protection
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Manufacturer's Warranty5-Year Fan Housing and Motor Warranty





