Do you know Mars Hydro 6" Fan airflow in CFM?

MarsHydrofactory

MarsHydrofactory

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MARS HYDRO inline duct fan blades have a mixed flow design to provide active air to your growing space, the fan runs at 2800 RPM with a noise level of just 32dB-A.

A fan with high static pressure is more effective at forcing air through restricted spaces, such as the gaps between a radiator or heatsink.

So, do you know Mars Hydro 6" Fan airflow in CFM? Welcome to comment.
Learn more details here：www.mars-hydro.com
 
smokey0418

smokey0418

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The 6 inch in-line fan from MarsHydro is rated for 402 cfm.

How much do you figure it looses once you add 3-4 ft of ducting and a charcoal filter, 1/3 to 1/2 ?
 
effexxess

effexxess

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This is from the online store and states the same 2800RPM but 350 CFM.
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But then in the description it's rated at 402 CFM.

Purely an academic observation on my part (and most likely a typo that never got updated in the graphic).
 
PadawanWarrior

PadawanWarrior

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MarsHydrofactory said:
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MARS HYDRO inline duct fan blades have a mixed flow design to provide active air to your growing space, the fan runs at 2800 RPM with a noise level of just 32dB-A.

A fan with high static pressure is more effective at forcing air through restricted spaces, such as the gaps between a radiator or heatsink.

So, do you know Mars Hydro 6" Fan airflow in CFM? Welcome to comment.
Learn more details here：www.mars-hydro.com
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I get that it's 350 CFM at 0 static pressure. But how well does the fan handle higher static pressure? I know most companies don't have those charts but they're nice.
 
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