Inline Duct Booster
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inthebuilding08
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long as u aint movin air that far out of room thats enough
I have one for a small room (2X3) They work but you can't put a filter on them so smell could become a problem
Relaxed
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do not touch a cheap under 50 bucks duct fan booster. If so just throw the money down the toilet...the same effective use of money. A tiny bit bigger in size but perfect is the s and p inline fans. The TD150 or depending long length and use 200 model. 2 speeds and low works great for move air movement.
wyteberrywidow
Global
Well if its the one from home depot or lowes.You would need 2 for that length.If u have the money i would recommend a stronger fan.I use one for my euro reflector and I had to add another one in a 2.5x2.5x5 space.Temps stay at 82 Im waiting to get the 6inch fan with the filter from htg supply.
AlteredBeast
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I agree with your guy at the hydro shop. I first bought a 6" duct booster fan that said 250cfm's but when I got it and hooked it up it didn't feel strong so I read the fine print and its 160cfm's by itself and 250cfm's when its actually in your duct and your central ac unit is blowing. So I did a little looking online and found one that said sure enough 250 cfm's without any help. I ordered it and to this day I'm glad I did. The only difference I see between the two is that the weak one has plastic blades and the strong one has metal ones. But man is there a huge difference in the air they move. Turns out all good tho cause the weak one is perfect for my clone chamber and the strong one does the trick for my flower chamber. I'll try to remember where I found the good one. If I find it I'll shoot you a link.
jjp53
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Thanks for the info. I too thought 250cfm's was enough to keep my light cool
DaveTheNewbie
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its the 25 feet that worries me
you need alot of push to move air that far.
you need alot of push to move air that far.