Would this work for intake ? (pics)

Hedgehunter

Hedgehunter

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Hi all, in the final stages of building my grow room(flowering) its 5x8 and will have 10 plants under a 600w air cooled with a carbon filter on the end pulling about 250CFM through the out take.... will this work for the intake though....?

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should be fine, but you will probly pull more air if ya move the fan away from the flexy hose or visa versa, those fans pull air from the sides more then the middle, leave a 6" to 12" space between them will probly suck more air
 
to control the noice go to home depot and get a dimmer switch that the can plug a lamp into and then that goes into the wall turn the dimmer down slightly and the fans will slow down and the end result LESS NOISE YAY lol its like a ten dollar fix
 
My first responce is that you have about 40 sq. ft. of growing space, but you only have about 12 sq. ft. worth of lights (@ 50 watts/sq. ft.). 600 watts divided by 40 sq. ft. is only 15 watts/sq. ft. - that ain't much!

Secondly, get a ceiling fan speed control instead of a "dimmer switch". They look very similar, but are intended for two seperate purposes. They are usually sold in the same area of the store.
 
T.H.Cammo said:
My first responce is that you have about 40 sq. ft. of growing space, but you only have about 12 sq. ft. worth of lights (@ 50 watts/sq. ft.). 600 watts divided by 40 sq. ft. is only 15 watts/sq. ft. - that ain't much!

Secondly, get a ceiling fan speed control instead of a "dimmer switch". They look very similar, but are intended for two seperate purposes. They are usually sold in the same area of the store.
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Hi thanks for the reply, 3x5 out of the 8x5 is my veg/clone room/chamber...and that will be covered using growking 6400k CFL's , I do know about the speed controllers availible...but was sceptical about weather they worked...
Cheers
 
the longer the exhaust line is the less noise the intake makes thus if you run 10 feet of tubing as compared to 2 it will b much les sound.
 
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