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Deaner
Is this fan adequate for a 400 watt HPS?
http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=123789
http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=123789
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S&P 100x Inline Fan Wiring Guide With HQ Pics
- Thread starter KickNader
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growMEDS
Member
really depends on some things - grow size? cool tube? ambient temp?
I have mine with a 250hps in cool tube and my DR80 never goes above 5+ ambient.
Dr.Funkenstein
New member
Can anyone tell me what are all those exposed wires shown in the bottom three pics are connected too? I was under the impression that all the wires that need to be connected were housed within the box panel? I would like to get this fan, but I am unsure about having exposed wires. Seems dangerous to me. Can anyone shed any light on this? Thanks in advance.
Raisy Daisy
Member
Sweet info here. Anyone happen to know the Db rating of the TD-100X on both speeds?
Edit: Also acording to hvacquick.com the TD-125 is 197/149 cfm and only 9 dollars more than the 100X which is 135/100cfm. Just thought that was kind of intresting.
Edit: Also acording to hvacquick.com the TD-125 is 197/149 cfm and only 9 dollars more than the 100X which is 135/100cfm. Just thought that was kind of intresting.
Umm look at the pictures?
Shows that those bare wires go into the plug on the fan inside of the small housing on the outside of the fan and gets screwed shut.. There are no bare wires. I have mine setup with a short cord and use it as a desk fan now that I am in bettween grows.. Amazing little fan!!
S&P SpecPDF Page 8 lists CFM ratings at top and physical size at the bottom.
lol im pretty sure people cant read.. i did all this reaserch myself with google.. its not that hard people.. www.google.com USE IT!! lol i <3 u all
You fargin' bastige! You've revealed my secret weapon! I'm tellin' Mom.
So something like this would work?
http://www.alibaba.com/product-gs/231363721/AC_Power_Supply_3_Prong_Cable.html
I'm really the farthest thing from an electrician and i don't wanna buy this and not be able to wire it up lol.
http://www.alibaba.com/product-gs/231363721/AC_Power_Supply_3_Prong_Cable.html
I'm really the farthest thing from an electrician and i don't wanna buy this and not be able to wire it up lol.
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Deaner
Depending on your style of growing, lights, etc, it may be possible. However, it seems like a stretch to me. You could probably just mount the fan somewhere outside the cabinet.
My S&P TD-125 FAN For 5 inch round duct - 197/149 cfm (high/low) is on the way. I paid less than $100 with shipping. I'll post feedback once it's available!
Krakatoa
Member
Hi guys,
I'm running an S&P 100 inline fan in my stealth dresser grow. It's cooling a 150w HPS light and hood. I have the S&P hooked up to a Variac, and I run it at about half power and it keeps the cabinet just slightly above ambient temperature.
The S&P is MUCH more quiet than the Fantech 100 cfm fan I was running before, and it's footprint is nearly half as small as the Fantech. For small stealth cabinets, the S&P 100 is your best choice.
I'm running an S&P 100 inline fan in my stealth dresser grow. It's cooling a 150w HPS light and hood. I have the S&P hooked up to a Variac, and I run it at about half power and it keeps the cabinet just slightly above ambient temperature.
The S&P is MUCH more quiet than the Fantech 100 cfm fan I was running before, and it's footprint is nearly half as small as the Fantech. For small stealth cabinets, the S&P 100 is your best choice.
Hey Krak,
Where'd you get the filter? DIY?
Where'd you get the filter? DIY?
Krakatoa
Member
Hi Freeze!
That filter is a General Hydroponics DFS1. It's never let a single bit of odor through for the past 10+ months. Tiny little thing, and light, too. $85 from my local hydro shop.
http://generalhydroponics.com/genhydro_US/filters.html
That filter is a General Hydroponics DFS1. It's never let a single bit of odor through for the past 10+ months. Tiny little thing, and light, too. $85 from my local hydro shop.
http://generalhydroponics.com/genhydro_US/filters.html
Wow. I might have gone for that had I not my DIY already. Perfect size for smaller grows.
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texsativa
It's the Dutch Breeze line. They are a nice size, I'm thinking the lack of length forces air across a larger amount of carbon. I'm going to give them a shot.
growMEDS
Member
You only need a 2 prong plug.
