About this asset

This Revit family is a centrifugal fan unit designed for HVAC systems, featuring a compact grey steel housing and connector geometry. The Cps Cw Tau is a compact centrifugal fan assembly intended for air movement applications in mechanical systems. It features a robust, industrial-grade steel construction finished in a neutral grey tone. The unit consists of a main cylindrical fan housing paired with a rectangular motor enclosure or intake box. Visible connector planes are integrated into the design, allowing for precise alignment with ductwork systems within a BIM environment. The geometry is clean and functional, prioritising clear connection points and standard mechanical proportions suitable for technical coordination and system integration.

The download is a 276 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

In Revit, this mechanical family is placed as a face-based or floor-hosted component within the MEP model. Use the provided connector geometry to snap ductwork directly to the intake and discharge points, ensuring correct system classification and flow parameters. The family geometry is lightweight, allowing for efficient model performance when placing multiple units across large mechanical rooms or AHU plant spaces. Adjust visibility settings to manage the level of detail displayed in plan versus 3D views.

This mechanical asset is essential for ventilation layouts in industrial facilities, commercial office buildings, and healthcare environments. It is typically deployed during the design development and construction documentation phases to represent air handling requirements accurately. Engineers and BIM coordinators use this family to facilitate clash detection and ensure proper spatial allocation for ventilation equipment. It pairs effectively with other mechanical components such as ductwork, dampers, and air terminal devices to complete a fully coordinated building services model.