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Kriaze
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I will add that the Hyperfresh Stealth fan is supposed to be quiet, it’s not though.
Soundproofing help needed
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SWOGA
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What is the vent in the wall? Can it be covered, may help to decrease noise transfer.
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Kriaze
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The vent is actually to the exterior of the house and I will be putting the ducting through there to expel the air from the room.
Edzzed
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Wrap it in pillows and duct tape. lol. Having the fan midway in the ducting might also help. Fortunately I have the option of having my fan outside.
sativuhhh
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The sound goes out the end of the hose a lot of the time. I know mine sure seems worse outside. That might be enough t finish ducting outside vs it just sending the noise into the wall and floor there.
That's a monster carbon filter and fan! You will probably want to hang it like that in the corner so the upper and two sides can help support it. I'd probably re-enforce the bars too if they were bending when trying to hang. Trying to find a smaller setup that fits the tent and noise levels might be the best way to go.
That's a monster carbon filter and fan! You will probably want to hang it like that in the corner so the upper and two sides can help support it. I'd probably re-enforce the bars too if they were bending when trying to hang. Trying to find a smaller setup that fits the tent and noise levels might be the best way to go.
