stewbacca6
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Hey i have a 6'' Vortex inline fan and was wondering the best way of setting it up. Do I try to pull or push the air. I am cooling a 400w MH and will add a carbon filter later. Thanks
Inline fan setup help
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Ugodmade
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if its in a cabinet you will need one blowing in and one blowing out
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stewbacca6
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no its a closet
Ugodmade
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then i would put it on low and blow it towards the plants unless it seems to be blowing to much then aim it more at the wall
Racefan
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It depends on what your using the light for. If it's just to cool the light I would push the air. if your using it to cool the room I would pull the air.
Stix
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I've been cooling lights for a long time by pulling air from outside through my lights then blowing the air back outside. All with one fan. Works like a charm.
Racefan
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We all do what works best for us. As long as one gets enough meds to last between harvests is what matters the most.
"Sucker" fans have small grabbing blades on the back of a disk like a water pump. Pushers have a blade that we are used to seeing.
Soon enough we will see high efficiency 30 blade tubine fans that will be as quiet as a regular room fan that will pell from 100 to 500 cfm depending on the power. Only recently has the technology become cheap enough to mold these types of blades that we now see on commercial jet aircraft engines.
I can't wait
Soon enough we will see high efficiency 30 blade tubine fans that will be as quiet as a regular room fan that will pell from 100 to 500 cfm depending on the power. Only recently has the technology become cheap enough to mold these types of blades that we now see on commercial jet aircraft engines.
I can't wait
Racefan
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"Sucker" fans have small grabbing blades on the back of a disk like a water pump. Pushers have a blade that we are used to seeing.
Soon enough we will see high efficiency 30 blade tubine fans that will be as quiet as a regular room fan that will pell from 100 to 500 cfm depending on the power. Only recently has the technology become cheap enough to mold these types of blades that we now see on commercial jet aircraft engines.
I can't wait
I can't wait either. This 8" elicent I own sounds like a jet taking off at full speed. I've said it more than once...thankfully I can't see or hear my neighbors and I'm even more thankful they can't see or hear me.lol
