Help!/newbie starting a closet grow

Hey guys, I wanna start by saying thanks for welcoming to the site....I need some help asap! I wanna buy my parts but i not sure if i have everything i need so was wondering if you guys can advice me, I put a list of all the parts i plan to buy I also included measurements for better idea of the space.



Grow list and space measurements:


6'WX7'LX2'D
pyrex 6' inch diameter wide:
http://www.save-on-crafts.com/glcycash10in.html

Lighting:



Panasonic Whisper Line 240 CFM 6" Duct In-Line Fan FV-20NLF1
1 booster 6" booster inline fan used to boost air flow:
http://www.smarthome.com/3011/6-In-110VAC-250CFM-In-Line-Duct-Fan-DB200/p.aspx

Scrubber/carbon filter:
http://www.htgsupply.com/viewproduct.asp?productID=46096

Air Flow :

scrubber--->fan---->duct---->fan(hooked to cool tube)----->fan(other side of cooltube)---->duct---->fan----->exhaust
or :
Carbon filter ----> Cool Tube ----> Fan ----> out

Nutrients:

http://www.4hydroponics.com/nutrients/floraseries.asp
Switchable Digital ballast:

Switchable Ballast:
http://www.htgsupply.com/viewproduct.asp?productID=45667


Im using Mh for Vegging and Hps for flowering.
My lumens per sq ft is going be 4166.



6" ducting for exhaust and intake....

humidity dome for clones and seedlings with a t8 fluorescent and heating mat

everything looks ....though i would look for a more efficient way to do your ducting...thats a lot of fans....

that and your lumens per sq ft is a little low....well atleast lower than i would run

Yah, I think yer about set. Make sure that ya set everything up and check yer temps before yer plants are there!

hey thanks guys, yea i was thinking i might be low on lumens per sq ft but i dont want to bring more heat in there if i go with a 600w instead of 400w... or can i maybe add some cfl around the sides to increase lumens? any suggestions?

I used soft white cfl's on the sides and a good 23w or 42w light give off a decent amount of lumens with giving off much heat...that is if you want to increase but the amount of lumens per sq. ft sounds good to go as is...