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    Grow Tent Ventilation - Inline Fan Issues - Please Help!

    I thought the Aussie's didn't have 120V anything. I thought the standard residential voltage there is 220? Am I wrong?
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    Exhaust fan noise

    Hey guys if any of you are frustrated with the noise from inline fans, I found this fan to be exceptionally quiet. Mine is secured right to the ceiling with no resonance or vibration issues. I have the FFC 300 and am really happy with it. MUCH quieter than a 4" inline vortex fan. 404 Error |...
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    Amperage question for electrician types

    All breakers are designed to withstand an inrush current (motor starting). You should be OK. Too late but you could have ran a 12/3 and used a double pole 20a breaker and had two separate 20a feeds, or 40a total ;).
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    Help In Setting Air Fans And Filter

    Unless you're running CO2 in a sealed space, your fan will go in the flex duct you already installed and your scrubber on the end of your light. Your "inlet" will then be the outlet.
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    Help In Setting Air Fans And Filter

    Passive intake to grow space, then carbon filter - light - fan - exit space. Most fans are better at sucking than blowing, so this will give you max air movement.
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    Electrician's help needed Urgently!

    NP, best of luck!
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    Electrician's help needed Urgently!

    If you can source a contactor with an auxiliary switch thats N/C, you would connect the low speed speed wire from the fan to this. Then when the timer energizes the contactor, you would have the hi speed wire connected to that and the aux switch will break. Sounds like you're almost there!
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    Electrician's help needed Urgently!

    Here is a fuse block holder that will accept up to 30 amp fuses; Mersen Ferraz Shawmut 20307R Fuseholder | eBay As for the 2 speed fan, you would need a separate relay to do that, and the lighting timer would also energize that coil, and the hi speed circuit. SPDT. Single pole double throw...
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    Electrician's help needed Urgently!

    So a conservative estimate on load is around 7500 watts including your heater and misc. items. You mentioned 220 volts power supply so using that number we get a 34 amp requirement. This means you'll need a double 40 amp breaker and #8 wire from panel to contactor. Your timer will serve as pilot...
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    What is Highest grams per watt completed

    1 white widow, 1 jack herer, 1 blue dream, 3 gallon fabric pots with drip feed, coco, veg under 600 watt MH for 4 weeks, flower under 600 watt hps, 661 grams total dry. Totally happy. :)
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    Electrician's help needed Urgently!

    Just to be clear, how many 58watt tubes are you running? 56 or 112? Regardless, a simple lighting timer has 40 amp rated contacts so no contactor required. Product Not Found | The Home Depot Canada
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    lighting opinions

    LED haters!!! LOL Yeah heat isn't an issue so I'll trust your experience on this one :)
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    lighting opinions

    Hello everyone, long time lurker, newbie poster... So one large plant in straight coco, 6x6x7 flower room. Question is; 1000 watter in air cooled hood or 600 watter in same hood with 2, 400 watt (250 actual) LED on either side for side lighting? Plant would get topped twice to keep it from...
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