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The power comes in as DC 12 volts so a simple in-line switch was used: www.amazon.ca/dp/B09BPXDMCH/?coliid=I2B5BBWNU7O4LV&colid=1TP41YLMNZ3VW&psc=1&ref_=list_c_wl_lv_ov_lig_dp_it

Yes, as long as you create a 20 x 20 opening up top. This was a one-off commission build and I haven't got exact test data on this specific build but using the same basic set up others have measured: 556 cfm / 44.5 dBA / 11.2 Watts email me at aidankepo@hotmail.com and I can make you one.

Our 6XL is tapeless and more powerful than the 5X, we can make them in black acrylic too:

We have a newer version that does not use tape: czcams.com/video/HrTYvYliO_Q/video.htmlsi=0xvl5JA06y_sIRpJ

We are transitioning to tapeless design like our 6XL: czcams.com/video/HrTYvYliO_Q/video.htmlsi=_I3mkHsQvcyQz99r

It's 20 x 20 x 6.5 inches. Not a bad suggestion re: the zip ties, I'm so used to them from my years of bundling audio visual cables.

@@RobertFantinatto do you know of efficient exhaust window pc fans? I see it’s only 7 - 12 watts to run an air filter from pc fans, & I need to ventilate really toxic indoor air quality 24/7. Peak & super peak electric summer charges are killing me. If you could make me an acrylic with the fan & hole screws cut out, in a kit with hardware & power supply for dimensions I can give, I would greatly appreciate it!! 😮Thanks!

It's 21 x 21 x 6.5 inches roughly

I'm sure the Luggable will be enough for 250 sqft.

Hi Michael, the 9for4 is really for a big space and after some consideration we are still making the MINI.

No because it's a HEPA filter, you'll need an activated charcoal filter, those 6 fans would be enough for a 2x2 but keep the filter thickness in mind, as PC Fans do not create large amounts of pressure

Asking cause I don't know: Can you explain the static pressure in this circumstance? Specs on Arctic's website indicate that P14 has a static pressure of 2.40mm H2O and P12 has the static pressure of 2.20mm H2O. I looked at it this way when specing out a similar build. I wouldn't do the P12 max because it takes 2x the amount of power an equiv P14 will consume. However, I see that the static pressure of the P12 max is 2x that of the P14.

We make a 5-fan unit using the P12s, we avoid the P12max as we're trying to make a quiet machine that relies on multiple passes through a large filter area to give you the same performance as a loud commercial HEPA at full speed. We do use the P8 Max fan in our MINI version for travel.

Though so too. Looked like a diy NAS or JBOD case. No idea why this was recommended to me

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If you search for Nukit Tempest, you will see something similar to what you're describing.

We use the P8 Max for our MINI, very powerful but very loud. The Arctic P14 has good static pressure and runs very quietly. Our goal with this device was small footprint, low noise and good performance. There are always gains you can make performance wise by going the traditional CR Box route, big box fan and four filters, you can't beat it!

these fans have scary static pressure. I have 3 in my desktop and the amount of dust they catch is way beyond stock fans I had before, and those are just 120mm. they hurt at 50-60% but I don't want to put my finger when they are at 100%

@@szeptaczsprezarek I have 6 of them But PC fans in general have little pressure, less than 2mmH2O. Probably because they're only 25mm thick. I am telling you, they would move so much more air if there were a 4" filter instead of 1". It would be absolutely worth it. It's not like those extra 3-6" make a big difference. It's already quite the large air filter

The virus is 0.1 micron but they travel through the air by attaching to a respiratory droplet that is 1 micron or larger. The idea is to use a large filter surface and multiple passes to achieve better performance than HEPA despite the greater single pass performance. Here is a good explanation: itsairborne.com/clean-air-delivery-rate-is-all-that-matters-5a5a064c211e

0.2 to 0.3 micrometer particles are the hardest to catch. Bigger OR SMALLER is easier to catch. Smaller particles are so light, they get punched around by air molecules, which makes them move through air in a zigzag pattern. The smaller they are, the more likely they are to hit the filter and stick to it. MERV 13 should filter about 50% of 0.1 ym particles. MERV 12 about 30. MERV 11 about 20. MERV 8 about 10%.

@@Violet-ui Everything I've read about virus particles in airborne form is they travel on aerosolized liquid particles expelled from person to person, these particles are 1 micron. Also, the performance of the filters in one pass is made up by the large filter surface of two 20 x 20 inch filters, cfm of the fans plus the multiple passes of the same air through the system.

The kit doesn’t come with it? 🤔

Hi, you can check them out here: aidankepo.wixsite.com/northboxsystems

Hi. Thank you so much for your reply. I appreciate your help. So I have a few more questions if you could. Do you sell these? What would the total cost be​ for this unit? could I get my own style of filter? would it work, If it wasn't the one seen on this video?meaning would it stress the motor if it wasn't the same type?@@RobertFantinatto

I am working on a 6 fan machine that uses the 140mm fans, primarily as a silent solution for classrooms. The 2 fans are placed on the bottom as that configuration gives the best performance (CADR) when using a 5 fans set up likely due to less turbulence. Extensive testing by Rob Wissmann of different fan configurations was used as the basis for the design: x.com/robwiss/status/1584723252340891648?s=20

@@RobertFantinatto That is great to hear! I am guessing with 6 fan setup you are going with a different filter size 16x 25? or are you going with 20x 20

Whoops! Yes that setup looks awesome on the 20x20x1

Hi, free delivery in Toronto, but we will ship anywhere to Canada and US. send me an email at aidankepo@hotmail.com or visit: aidankepo.wixsite.com/northboxsystems

@@RobertFantinattodo fans with lights use more energy & are they an option?🤔 The colored lights would look cool on the black acrylic case‼️❤️😅

@@capcom4eva You can get our bare kits that do not include fans, lighted fans will require additional electronics to generate the 5 volts from the 12 volts to power the LEDs. The LEDs themselves do not use much power at all.

I used 2500 filters. Will that affect the output?

@@ExtraAdventure Sorry I just saw this, I frequently use MPR2200 and the 2500 are rated MERV14, I don't believe they will affect the airflow.

If you have a library card you can sign in to Kanopy and view it there, it's the "home video" cut, not the 3+ hour hardcore edition.

@@RobertFantinatto Thank you! I really appreciate the fact you respond so quick! 🙂

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Wow! I consider that a compliment! I think I did a better job on "Ten Light Years"