Stupid Question

[Jack*Herrer420]

I know this is a stupid question, but I have looked up everything and can't find what I'm looking for. I am trying to find metal air ducts, or whatever they are called. Do these things have a special name or something? Any help is appreciated.

 

[Tredal]

Metal Halide

 

[Fader1]

Home depot/Lowe's. would be your best bet. i take it ur tryin to vent air in and out of ur grow room...? u should be able to find anything u need there, oh and get some duct tape! its a must LOL

 

[Jack*Herrer420]

I am going to be air cooling 4-1k's and wanted to use the metal ducting going accross the top of the room with flexible ducting connected to that. I have searched home depot, and others websites, but I guess I'll have to drive down there to see what they got.

http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=81273
The pics on page 4 is what I'm going for.

 

[Twiz420]

Metal Halide

This makes no sense, he's looking for an air duct not a light bulb.

Any way as far as I know man they're just sheet metal air ducts no special name to look for. Say air duct at home depot or lowes and they'll know what your talking about

 

[svchop889]

dont say what its for though

 

[guitarzan420]

hd website sux. they do carry both the ridgid and flex hose you're looking for. i get the foil wrapped insulated flex. works great

edit-
are you just pushing air into the lights or are you closing the system and ducting it back out?

 

[Jack*Herrer420]

dont say what its for though

lol, I'll come up with something, if they even ask.

 

[Jack*Herrer420]

hd website sux. they do carry both the ridgid and flex hose you're looking for. i get the foil wrapped insulated flex. works great

edit-
are you just pushing air into the lights or are you closing the system and ducting it back out?

I'm going with a sealed room, so I am going to simply air cool the lights. Intake one side, ducting across room through hoods, and then back out the othe side.

 

[guitarzan420]

sweet deal. i'm running 3 rows of 4-1000's get a good fan and push it thru rather than pull it. will save on heat damage to fan motors.