Inline fans

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Dread204

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Do I need a filter for my inline fan that will be used to bring fresh air into my tent? I have a 6 inch fan to be used as exhaust with a carbon filter was wondering if I need to use a carbon filter when I'm using another fan to bring air in
 
Jeffislovinlife

Jeffislovinlife

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I would just because I live in Illinois as always thank you for your time and the best of luck and no I don't believe so
 
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Dread204

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spliffendz said:
Why would you? Some use a pair of tights to stop contaminants or bugs getting through but unless your exterior of the tent smells I don't see a point
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Could my 6 inch fan be used for both? Drawing fresh air in and drawing air out of the 4 x 4 tent?
 
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Dread204

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Using a 6 inch fan for exhaust, 6 inch fan for the air cooled hooded light and a 4 inch for intake new to growing will post a picture when all is set up this weekend d
 
Cvntcrusher

Cvntcrusher

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I use a 4 inch inline fan with ducting and a filter for exhaust and 4 inch inline sitting on an ice bucket with ducting for my intake
 
JMystery

JMystery

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spliffendz said:
I used to do that but with a 10", so I had a vent at the bottom, filter/fan was at the top and made sure the sides were sucking in and did a smoke test, I think they call it ;passive; intake
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This is exactly what I'm doing too. the top fan is always spinning and I've got two layers of fine mesh cloth over the bottom vent to stop bug attacks.
 
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