I have a question, I'm doing a closet grow with negative pressure temperature is controlled using an in room portable ac unit exhausted up through the ceiling into the attic. At the end of the exhaust I have CAN 2600 up in the attic. I am not into flowering yet and the 5 lil ones aren't so little anymore and are starting to stink a little. I've purchased a 4" big blue ozone generator. My intention is to put the big blue inline before the carbon filter and exit through carbon filter, my question is, will the ozone generator damage or degrade the carbon filter being there will then be ozone pushed through the carbon filter???? Any help is greatly appreciated!
Exhaust Running through Big Blue Ozone then Carbon Filter?
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Hydrogrowe
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my specialty isnt ventilation but couldnt u do them on seperate air ducts so u dont havta worry bout damaging the filter?
Hydrogrowe
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Yea thats wat i was thinkin..... but i just use a c02 disperser, a fan and deoderizers so sorry im nt 2 much help with the ventilation prob
Robert Paulson
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why would 3 molecules of oxygen damage the carbon filter when two molecules of hydrogen and one of oxygen combined can pass through just fine?
Hydrogrowe
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lol good point
I am a first timer with both of these units, the big blue states do not put a fan after the tube because it has the possibility of damaging the fan. So, your saying that would be fine to exhaust thru the tube and then exit out the carbon filter, Robert? if so that would be my ideal setup and what i wanted to do originally.....
Robert Paulson
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are you trying to keep your attic from stinking? if so just put the o3 generator up there and don't worry about having it in line. just set a fan or something next to it and set it next to the carbon filter.
The filter is a CAN 2600 and it is located at the end of the ac's exhaust that goes into the attic, I don't know if your familiar with the big blue generators, they are designed to be used inline in ducting. So what I want to do is put the big blue inline before the carbon filter and exit out of the filter.
Robert Paulson
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that should be fine. i don't know that i would have set it up that way, but that should work just fine.
Robert Paulson
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well who cares what you attic smells like anyhow? i would run that carbon filter inside the room and not worry about the exhaust unless you have a bunch of plants. my a/c exhaust is never noticeably stinky and it is right between my porch and the neighbors (duplex)