wiring ventilation fans
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whiteflour
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Their intended to be wired into your existing electrical circuit but you could put a plug on it. What was you planning to do with it?
anycoloryoulike
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white + ,black -, green ground
instead of using one as intake just cut a hole and the air is gonna get inside because of negative pressure, that way you use 1/2 electricity with just an exhaust fan, or u can put bothas exhaust if the temp is not cool enough... my ponit is that u dont need fans to bring air in the grow room.
peace
ps.sorry for my english
instead of using one as intake just cut a hole and the air is gonna get inside because of negative pressure, that way you use 1/2 electricity with just an exhaust fan, or u can put bothas exhaust if the temp is not cool enough... my ponit is that u dont need fans to bring air in the grow room.
peace
ps.sorry for my english
drugs
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Thanks for the help, but the problem I am worried about is that my grow room is a GrowLab tent and it is in my room which is normally below 70 degrees so I was thinking I was going to have to pull air into it and not use the air in my room.white + ,black -, green ground
instead of using one as intake just cut a hole and the air is gonna get inside because of negative pressure, that way you use 1/2 electricity with just an exhaust fan, or u can put bothas exhaust if the temp is not cool enough... my ponit is that u dont need fans to bring air in the grow room.
peace
ps.sorry for my english
wonderblunder
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I dont get the issue, the room the tent is in below 70 and thats not cool enough to go through the tent...........Don't overthink to hard.......
drugs
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I know it won't go through the tent but if I only use fans to push air out and leave a vent open for air to be sucked in by the air getting pulled out, won't the temperature be to low in my room to use the air in my room. Sorry if I am over thinking this.
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whiteflour
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No the temperature is going to increase slowly the longer your lights run. For example you'll pull 70f air in, it's heated by the light, and exhausted back into the room at 80f. Over time your room will reach 80f if not cooled itself, thus not cooling the light as efficiently, and becoming a heater instead of a cooling solution. You need to always be bringing in cooler air.
Now back to the question at hand.... you're probably wanting to just plug those into the wall. So buy yourself a drop cod from the hardware store cut the female end off and wire your fan leads to that. You'll want to tie everything together with inline crimps and and then wrap it with electrical tape or heatshrink.
Now back to the question at hand.... you're probably wanting to just plug those into the wall. So buy yourself a drop cod from the hardware store cut the female end off and wire your fan leads to that. You'll want to tie everything together with inline crimps and and then wrap it with electrical tape or heatshrink.
Smile at someone today
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Not trying to be rude (there is a guy in the grow room area that will answer all the electic type questions). but yea go to home depo or by a male cord end and make sure the green goes to the ground and the black and white ones dont... the male cord ends are 3 bucks and any hardware store.
https://www.rollitup.org/grow-room-design-setup/181708-experienced-electrician-here-answer-any.html
https://www.rollitup.org/grow-room-design-setup/181708-experienced-electrician-here-answer-any.html
anycoloryoulike
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thats true!! big help there dude...