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dennysnook · #3 (**permalink**) 02-15-2008, 04:50 PM

I assume that you do not use Co2. If is it constanly running, I will have to run two seperate exhausts to have Co2 in the cab so the fan doesn't suck out what I inject into the cabinet. I guess I either have to decide to get two fans or do as you said and use the end of the cool tub as an exhaust and forget the Co2. Since you clarified that it runs constantly: Is there any one out there that has experience a suncourt inductor type "cheap" inline fan solely for exhaust of the cool tube. I always see these advertised as an inline / HOOD fan but don't know if they pump enough air out to keep the light cool, but if constantly running, why not? To me, it seems that a blower type fan is excessive since there would be no connection to the cabinet space. I am trying to keep electrical costs down since I will have to run constantly under light. Thanks Again.

#3 (permalink) 02-15-2008, 04:50 PM
dennysnook Registered User Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 5	No Co2, Right? I assume that you do not use Co2. If is it constanly running, I will have to run two seperate exhausts to have Co2 in the cab so the fan doesn't suck out what I inject into the cabinet. I guess I either have to decide to get two fans or do as you said and use the end of the cool tub as an exhaust and forget the Co2. Since you clarified that it runs constantly: Is there any one out there that has experience a suncourt inductor type "cheap" inline fan solely for exhaust of the cool tube. I always see these advertised as an inline / HOOD fan but don't know if they pump enough air out to keep the light cool, but if constantly running, why not? To me, it seems that a blower type fan is excessive since there would be no connection to the cabinet space. I am trying to keep electrical costs down since I will have to run constantly under light. Thanks Again.