Blauberg

The Blauberg Range

Blauberg's fan range runs from the entry-level Turbo through to genuinely industrial territory, which is unusual for one brand to cover well. The Turbo Mixed Flow is the straightforward 2-speed option most growers start with. Step up to the ISO MIX and you get 2-speed silenced mixed flow ventilation across 150mm to 315mm, the acoustic insulation genuinely matters once a fan is running 18+ hours a day in a room you're also sleeping near.

The Centro and Centro G are centrifugal designs built for high static pressure, useful if you're pushing air through a long duct run or a restrictive carbon filter where a standard inline fan starts to struggle. The Centro G adds a built-in thermostat, so it ramps up and down with temperature automatically rather than running at one fixed speed regardless of conditions. At the top of the range, the Turbo G pairs that same automated thermostat control with mixed flow output, and the Primo 400 is built for genuinely large rooms, 3350 m³/h is well beyond what a typical home tent needs. Pair any of these with a duct silencer if noise is a genuine concern in a shared living space.

If you're not sure which model suits your tent size, match the fan's airflow rating to your tent's total volume rather than just picking the biggest number, an oversized fan run on a low speed setting is usually quieter and more efficient than an undersized one working flat out.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between the Centro and Centro G?
Both are centrifugal fans built for high static pressure. The Centro G adds a built-in thermostat for automatic temperature-responsive speed control, the standard Centro runs at a fixed speed you set manually.

Is the ISO MIX quieter than the standard Turbo?
Yes, the ISO MIX uses additional acoustic insulation specifically to reduce noise, which is the main reason to choose it over the standard Turbo if noise is a genuine concern in your space.

Do I need the Primo 400, or is it overkill for a home tent?
For most home tents, yes, it's overkill. The Primo 400's 3350 m³/h output is built for large commercial rooms or multiple connected tents, not a single 120x120cm setup.