Ac infinity cloud line T6 or S6
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1dude1seed
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By camp, I assume you meant tent? Regardless, how big is your grow area? 6” fan should be adequate to pull negative pressure, which will pull in fresh air as it exhausts.
MedicinalMyA$$
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You can connect two fans to the one T6 controller, both will be controlled the same.
TBH I wouldn't bother with an intake fan in a 4x4 unless circumstances demand it.
Blue brother
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It won’t make any difference, the limiting factor is the air volume moved by the exhaust which will be restricted with a filter on it. The only reason to use an intake fan in a 4x4 would be if you were having to pull air from far away or through obstructions, just having sufficient vents open on the tent will suffice.
hope this helps
try using clip on fans for good circulation, also having ur intake above canopy height helps as cold air and co2 both sink so you pour fresh air through your canopy rather than drag it underneath and up the walls
hope this helps
try using clip on fans for good circulation, also having ur intake above canopy height helps as cold air and co2 both sink so you pour fresh air through your canopy rather than drag it underneath and up the walls
HydroKid239
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I have a 4” powered intake that I only use if I’m pulling from outside in the colder months. Other than that the bottom vents being open do the job with extraction running.
edit: save the cash on another Fan & put it towards a window AC (If applicable)
edit: save the cash on another Fan & put it towards a window AC (If applicable)
Blue brother
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I wouldn’t worry about it, the air in your room will more than suffice, unless the air in your room is much hotter than would be desired to maintain temps in ur tent
Blue brother
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I’ve grew in upto 8x8 rooms with only sufficiently sized and filtered passive intakes
yeah the room is really hot as well
Blue brother
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Save the money on the intake fan and buy a bigger exhaust fan then mate, honestly the intake will be a waste of money. The only reason to use one would be if you were having to supplement the pressure of the exhaust to drag air through restrictions like small ducts and hepa filters.
edit: or as mentioned above use it towards an ac unit
Do you mean to buy a bigger exhaust fan like the cloudline T8 for example, and leave the cloudline t6 as an intake for fresh air ?
Blue brother
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I would send the t6 back and get the t8 if ur temps are a problem.
lets brainstorm
What light are u using?
What is the temps like in the room? What’s the temps like outside?
In ur situation adding an intake fan is not gonna add any cfm to the airflow through ur tent, and adding cfm is the only thing that will cool the space down
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0882S6CVH/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 lights
outside is 27 Celsius and its 33 Celsius in the camp but its night time at the moment 10 pm as in the middle of the day in can go up to 40 Celsius sometimes
so basically i need like a mini ac for cooling ?
does a humidifier help a bit with this issue even if i just started the flowering stage ?
Blue brother
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Ah mate if I was dealing with 25c+ as my minimum outside temps I would be looking at an ac. You would have to be exchanging air unbelievably quickly during flower to keep ur temps in check.
PopAndSonGrows
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4x4s do just fine by sucking the air in passively, no need for a dedicated intake unless your tent is getting its air from somewhere other than the lung room (space outside the tent) such as ducting in from a window, or from another room. Otherwise an exhaust fan is really all you need, and ideally duct that out of the lung room as well.
Lenin1917
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