Does this filter/fan combo plug into a 120 outlet or does it require special wiring?How does it get mounted inside a grow tent, or how do you mount it? Thanks much for any help :-)
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It comes with a 120 plug (normal outlet) you can purchase a 220/240 plug if needed. I don't have a tent, but it sits on a very small table with the fan on top of the filter and a hose hooked up to an outlet. It can pull air in or air out. Depends on which way you set the fan. I personally love it and am very happy with it. If you have a tent, you may want a fan speed control, but I don't use one.
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The fan does plug straight into a 120 plug. It comes with a mounting bracket for screwing and mounting to wood. I had mine and it worked great for a couple months and now its making a loud screaming almost even noise that is unbearable. I've contacted Amazon and the sent me to the supplier. Well the supplier wasn't any help they sent an E-mail with a lot of numbers and Chinese writing. I can't get anyone to help me out and I won't even turn the fan on anymore it's way to loud, but it worked. The carbon filter was and still is working great! Hope I could be of some help.
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There is a clip on the top of the fan. Super easy assuming your tent has a loop or something to clip it to. I use it in my 2 person tent and it's pretty good, may be a little weak for a 3 person.
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it is a little small, mine actually says 190 cfm on the fan but it's definitely not that high, if your tent is small, say 2x4x6 that's 48 cubic feet so this 100 cfm fan would work, you air would be exchanged once every 30 secs...most people go for once per minutes, so your fan cfm should roughly equal your cubic footage of grow tent..short answer, yes you can, if it's the right size..
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You can connect the fan directly to the outlet, thru the thermostat. You can also use another electrical item if you have the plug-in outlet. Just assure that you do not exceed the amphere rating of the circuit.
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That's a good question the fan itself doesn't come with power supply and you need to have basic knowledge of electricity to properly use but given that you get the right power adapter it should be able to plug straight into a wall outlet but i didn't have much success with this product and if i could make a recommendation get the iPower GLFANXBOOSTER4 Inline Ducting Booster Fan with Cord, 4-Inch Diameter it comes with the cord and every thing and can be plugged right into the wall as well as get what you want done, done. Hope this helps you some.
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Hi Mr. Eric Sosa !! Thank you for you're question. I did not see a fan inside the one i got. Not loud. Silent as ever. Many coils . Diodes of high capacity. Beautiful product to step up voltage. a small pretty Led near plug. I had no complaints, while it steps up the voltage from 12V car outlet to 110V. the Amp level is only about 3.1 Amps - 200 Watts. I think, It Cant run a large appliance that exceeds those numbers .. but as long as the device can run within the limits set on the box , u may not have a problem. For example, i did not have problems charging my cell phone .. Best of luck to you. ..
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The fan plugs into a 120 volt outlet and has a built in airflow switch that activates the fan when the dryer turns on. In wiring the 120 and before you put the 1/2" wire clamp in the hole, you have to remove the white plastic wire terminal by sticking a Phillips head screwdriver through the whole and remove the screw holding the terminal. Be sure to put the wires through the clamp's 1/2" nut and the wire clamp, connect the wires reattach the terminal then secure the wire clamp. Wire clamp is not included. Fan works hrear. Good luck.
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Need a humidistat for the <50% outside part. Found these on Amazon:IMAGE® 110V Digital Air Humidity Control Controller WH8040 Range 1%~99% RH HM-40 Type It requires 120 vac power Household power, and its contacts can only handle 5 amps at 120 vac.If your 120 vac fan draws less than 5 amps, you could use this.or,C.A.P. HUM1 - Humidity ControllerReally nice, but expensive.
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We hard wired it. You can very easily wire an extension into the electrical box on the fan and have it so you can plug it in. The speed control is built in. However we did put a (cool) thermostat with the system so when the room with the thermostat gets above the set temperature (Say 70 Degrees F) that it will automatically turn on and pull warm air into the room that is cooler. Hope this helps if not please leave another question.
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You need a 12VDC power supply - could be a wall-wart you might already have, or some other power supply. I found an inexpensive 12V power supply on Amazon that I used in my project that powered the fan, as well as some other circuitry (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002FH54L6/ref=oh_details_o05_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&ps;c=1). Then you need to wire the fan to the supply - either solder the wires, use terminals or wire nuts, etc.
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Both inlet and outlet are the same size. The problem is that the fans give their size as an outside diameter and the pipe you connect them to give their size as an inside diameter. You need a coupler that is two different sizes. This is the right one - price for the two of them is fair. http://www.amazon.com/Flexible-PVC-Coupling-HP190-Mounting/dp/B008D7R3NO/ref=pd_sim_hi_3?ie=UTF8&refRID=16A2ZKV6BWPYYW57QKMY If I remember right the Fernco 1051-54 coupler is what it actually is. The 5/4 isn't a full 5" to 4" but that is what it is called.
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the fan operates at 200cfm at high speed with a mouth of 4"diameter. You may use any filter but suction may reduce on type.This is a trial and error depending on your need.
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Yes i have one going into my tent with 8 in duct for frsh air. And one attached to my two 600watt hps hoods pulling hot air out. Great fans my have been running for over a year straight with no noises. Every 3 months pull apart and dust it. I recommend using a reducer on the end of ur hood thats sucking air. It creates higher flow rates cetered over your bulbs. Make sure to use ladies leggings over the reducer abd over your intake fan to keep dust out of the tent and off ur bulbs. Gl brotha hope i helped.. toke on
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No, it does not. This fan sacrifices that ability (which would involve a complicated installation), for the simplicity of a drop-in/plug-in installation. It simply plugs into a standard outlet, and is controlled only by the on/off toggle switch on top.
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Both inlet and outlet are the same size. The problem is that the fans give their size as an outside diameter and the pipe you connect them to give their size as an inside diameter. You need a coupler that is two different sizes. This is the right one - price for the two of them is fair. 4" X 4" Flexible PVC Coupling for HP190 Fan MountingIf I remember right the Fernco 1051-54 coupler is what it actually is. The 5/4 isn't a full 5" to 4" but that is what it is called.
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This fan is very light weight and can be secured in many ways. The best way I have found to "SOFT" connect this to a MATERIAL or CLOTH type object is with a n adapter ring or an attachment flange.This is a Duct Ring. They are available at a Big Box store (the cheapest place) or at a heating and air conditioning store. they simply fit on one end of the In-line duct booster with a few sheet metal screws and the other side is a flange approximately ten inches in diameter. When you see one you will instantly know how to install it. It is very simple and straight forward. Better yet do a search on amazon For this Item . Its listed for $6.99 each and is about as straight forward as can be! Viagrow Hydro Grow Room Tent Flange 6" Hope this is the answer you were looking for. If not write back and let me know.
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I use it with my generator, it kept blowing my GFI breaker, I put a regular 110 outlet in and it runs my trailer with both AC, I have used it at a few parks without a GFI breaker outlet, so if you have. GFI breaker in the circuit you need to replace it with a regular 110v outlet and it should work just fine. Hope this helps??