Choose the right carbon filter and inline fan for your grow tent

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  • We go through popular sized grow tents and give you recommendations on which inline extraction fan, carbon filter and input fan are best for air exchange / grow tent ventilation.
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Komentáře • 210

  • @shelly420
    @shelly420 Před 8 lety +4

    Thank you, I finally understand how to determine the correct size. Much appreciated.

  • @abelplsabelpls480
    @abelplsabelpls480 Před 3 lety +1

    Thanks for the diagram and math solution! I’m dumb and I wouldn’t be able to figure it out thanks to your help!

  • @c-bird4809
    @c-bird4809 Před 9 lety

    Like always, your vids are super duper informative and well put together. Thanks a bunch Everest!!!

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 9 lety

      chandler seward Thanks so much Chandler. :) :)

  • @evelyneaglesong
    @evelyneaglesong Před 8 lety

    Awesome video, appreciated your sharing. We love you in Oregon !

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 8 lety

      THANKS Evelyn. Oregon happens to be one of my favorite places in the world! I never felt so at home than when I stayed in Portland-groovy place. Glad my videos are going down well with you. Sending peace and green thumbed vibes your way.

  • @david.gtrinidad9248
    @david.gtrinidad9248 Před 8 lety

    thanks brotha I'll be getting the 8" setup just because i can always lower the power with controller and yes I'm also looking at compact size dehumidifiers to add one inside my tent..saw some on amazon for 100$ or less with auto shut off

  • @ElliotOutdoors
    @ElliotOutdoors Před 6 lety +1

    thank you for including that calculation.

  • @jaxxx010
    @jaxxx010 Před 6 lety +1

    Love your vids Everest. The best & most professional hydroponics teacher on the internet by far. Aside from those damn imperial measurements (waves fist at sky) :P I could pick your brain for hours

  • @david.gtrinidad9248
    @david.gtrinidad9248 Před 8 lety

    thanks for the info and advice..would like to see more vids on tent growing and hydroponics

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 8 lety

      +Cali Grown Funny you should say that because I just ordered a bunch of tents for that very purpose! :)

  • @jlyons6862
    @jlyons6862 Před 8 lety +2

    Great informative stuff man I have watched a few videos so far. So what do you think about running a 400w cooltube in a 3x3 with a 4" 190cfm exhaust for both cooling the lamp and air exchange for the tent....what is the best way to run that as far as pushing or pulling air through the cooltube and the most efficient way to use the ducting considering I will need a 4"-6" reducer?

  • @larrybaughman618
    @larrybaughman618 Před 2 lety +2

    I'm a big supporter of All growers can't wait to try your 6-in blower thanks for your video in contacts I really like it smash that like button here in this video with your friends

  • @moetimski9767
    @moetimski9767 Před 2 lety

    Thank you buddy, great info. Great explaining. Stupid question.... Is there any kind of screen to stop the charcoal soot from flowing through and dirtying the inline fan?

  • @eclipsogaming8019
    @eclipsogaming8019 Před 6 lety +2

    Wow i learned so much here then i would any where else thanks bro!!

  • @owencarey2704
    @owencarey2704 Před 8 lety +4

    Excellent video, very informative. ...Thanks dude.

  • @danman1094
    @danman1094 Před 7 lety

    This video is exactly what I needed. Perfect. Great info, no bull shit. Thank you so much. I am definitely subscribing

  • @montedreams1
    @montedreams1 Před 4 lety

    Thanks! Very helpful info

  • @DeeceeChung
    @DeeceeChung Před 4 lety +2

    Finally a video that talks about exhaust and intake!

    • @whothefoxcares
      @whothefoxcares Před měsícem

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  • @Stroudy91
    @Stroudy91 Před 9 lety +1

    Yo everest you need annotations at the end of this video, once again good job on the video!

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 9 lety +1

      Steven Stroud Thanks for the reminder Steven! I had a very relaxing Sunday. So much so that I completely forgot to add those annotations! Bad Everest! Suffice to say they're up now. Thanks for your encouragement! Peace and happy growing, Everest.

  • @PigRipperLAW
    @PigRipperLAW Před 2 lety

    Great video! Thank you

  • @mohsenaghdam3136
    @mohsenaghdam3136 Před 7 lety +1

    Wow I learned Another thing THANKS everest❤️👍🏽🤘🏽

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 7 lety +1

      +Mohsen Aghdam :)

    • @mohsenaghdam3136
      @mohsenaghdam3136 Před 7 lety

      Everest Fernandez 🙋🏽‍♂️🙋🏽‍♂️❤️❤️👍🏽👍🏽

  • @JC-lh1pj
    @JC-lh1pj Před 4 lety

    Great video.

  • @Definesleep938
    @Definesleep938 Před 4 lety

    that outro made me sub lmao

  • @Nickstoopid
    @Nickstoopid Před 5 lety

    Can you use the same size 6" Hyper fans for intake and outake with fan speed controllers?...or do you have to use smaller intake fan for a bigger outake?

  • @xxdeedee
    @xxdeedee Před 9 lety +14

    you are a legend. your like google for growing stuff

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 9 lety

      xxdeedee smith Thanks DeeDee. Always happy to help. :)

  • @bluewidow9151
    @bluewidow9151 Před 4 lety

    Thanks good advice

  • @evelyneaglesong
    @evelyneaglesong Před 8 lety

    Have a question pls. We have to open the tent to trim, lolly etc. It will then be exposed to the air in the room, or if the vents are left open while intake fan is running that will interfere with the inline filtration. So best to have a good room filter instead?

  • @conroybent4586
    @conroybent4586 Před 5 lety

    Iv got a 3 meter by 3 meter tent Iv had problem with noise control any advice on on correct fans / tents set up for silence

  • @LDKKsveen7844
    @LDKKsveen7844 Před 3 lety

    What's a good setup for a drying tent and using carbon filter to get rid of smells in rest of home

  • @lisarandle6291
    @lisarandle6291 Před 8 lety

    I hope you liked that 'ping' awesome video, great info. Definitely subscribed

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 8 lety

      I was actually 33,000 feet up in the sky at the time but I got the ping when I landed! Thanks for that Lisa. Really appreciated.

    • @lisarandle6291
      @lisarandle6291 Před 8 lety +1

      +Everest Fernandez (Just4Growers) No, Thank you! I was so confused and misinformed until I saw your video. I even feel a tad bit smarter lol

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 8 lety

      Awesome Lisa. I'm sat at a lovely bar in Clearwater, Florida enjoying some awesome hospitality. I feel so loved here. Thanks for your kind comments. :))

  • @henricosacco4540
    @henricosacco4540 Před 8 lety

    Awesome vid i am planning on growing in a space bucket will using just a couple of pc fans work to push enough air through the filter?

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 8 lety +1

      +Henrico Sacco PC fans will be insufficient Henrico-you should go something like the 6" Hyper Fan-it's very compact.

  • @XeMexSharkiex13
    @XeMexSharkiex13 Před 9 lety

    And I dont wanna grow with mh bulb or hps so because room sometimes it feels like in the 90℉ thanks for your time man and help

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 9 lety

      XeMexSharkiex13 Hey XeMex. Whereabouts do you live? A southern state? Is your grow tent located in a sun-facing room? What is your house made of? Brick, wood, stone? Do you have any portable air conditioning units?

    • @XeMexSharkiex13
      @XeMexSharkiex13 Před 9 lety

      I stay at Cali. And yes sun hits my room and my house is made out of wood , I don't have the portable fan but if you recommend it for me I can surly get it cause the sun does hit my room pretty good .

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 9 lety

      Yep. It's a poor thermal insulation issue--a problem that's only going to get worse during the summer. If there's any chance you could relocate your grow tent into another room that faces north or east, that could help a little.

  • @shanemolloy8250
    @shanemolloy8250 Před 5 lety

    I have neg pressure week 5 . Any advise please . What effect will it have . Can i open vents in flower

  • @CheesieGamer
    @CheesieGamer Před 7 lety +1

    Everest Fernandez im currently using a 4 inch hydrofarm fan... it's not noisy... the air is the noise!!! i build a very effective home made muffler and put the fan inside a wooden box.. towels inside isolate sound/vibration more than anything!!! Its very stealth... the oscilating fan along with the fans of the leds make more noise :)
    wonder if you have a suggestion for a pretty quit fan... I'm good for now... hut want to upgrade to 6 inch fan/filter.
    thanks man! you are doing great!

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 7 lety

      +Abigail Indica I love you already for making this awesome comment and for inspiring me to make a video all about NOISE! When you see it you can have a smile to yourself I hope. I've got a really loud fan in my life that's driving my wife crazy. She will thank you for this!

    • @CheesieGamer
      @CheesieGamer Před 7 lety

      Everest Fernandez towels my friend.. towels.. best noise isolator... inside a plywood box.. you got it!

    • @CheesieGamer
      @CheesieGamer Před 7 lety

      All home made stuff and it works good... check these links... I used steel mesh for the mufffler and thick plywood for the wood box... cotton towels... used and dirty work... covering the whole fan inside the box... very tight... iam even using a blacking inside the box... I made the box big enough to fit a 6 inch fan in case i upgraded later on.
      For the muffler, i just created the steel mesh cilinter. Duct tape to on the edges allows you to use a steel clamp later on... around the steel mesh... guess what... more towels... i made a layer of about 4 inches around the steel mesh, then covered with regular cardboard and more duct tape... the gray color fits the tent.
      The muffler is placed between the wooden sound box and the carbon filter... In sum, towels around the inner part of the ducting is what reduces vibration... which is what sound is made of... I think.... the noise reduction is 70% no kidding ma buay! Check these pics
      www.onestopgrowshop.co.uk/spree/products/1155/product/121300-Gekko-10-Inch-1500.jpg?1497278358
      www.oneida-air.com/images/static/exhaust-silencer-cutaway-diagram.png

  • @XeMexSharkiex13
    @XeMexSharkiex13 Před 9 lety

    Sorry man for all the question I'm a beginner so this is my first growing to be honestly I don't have everything that is necessary for my growth of plants so to tell you the true I wouldnt know how to answer some questions ur asking for cool temp. but my room is usually round 80℉-up and got my tent inside my closet so 86℉ gets inside my tent im trying keep it cool inside so my plants don't get stress or stop slow growing . I want to know exactly what materials I need for my growing so in the next grow I get better results . 

  • @trevorspeck4920
    @trevorspeck4920 Před 7 lety

    I have a 57x57x78 tent about 148 cfm. Not planning on packing it to the brim keep in mind. Would you think an Ipower 6 inch fan and filter along with an osculating fan at the bottom sucking air next to one of the duct holes would be enough circulation? Thanks

  • @edgarstiltins
    @edgarstiltins Před 6 lety

    I have a question for 2.5x2.5 growth tent x4 plants
    Its located in bathroom where is bad air-circulation and low of CO2.
    Should I get co2 extractor for this tent or its better to set small intake fan?

  • @AexoeroV
    @AexoeroV Před 6 lety

    If i need a carbon filter of 220 cubic meters would be ok to put a 400 cubic meter filter and a 250 cubic meter fan extractor?

  • @lazuli4253
    @lazuli4253 Před rokem

    i use a 6inch fan but its winter, if i would swith to a 4inch less powerfull fan, would there be a difference in temperature ? I need as much heat as possible

  • @juicyjumbler
    @juicyjumbler Před 8 lety

    I am at a weird spot because my room I was once using a tent in I want to convert to just a full grow room. my room is 1035 cu ft but that 10 inch hyper fan is 1065CFM BUT after filters and lights it doesn't quit get the job done, I assume.. I am cutting into my garage for intake yet only have one large window to extract, unless I blow it into the garage as well. any advice? thanks.

  • @dyelonjoyce7130
    @dyelonjoyce7130 Před 8 lety

    Hey Everest thanks for your videos they are awesome. Question...the flow charts on the hyper fan boxes suggest that when matched with different Phresh filters, it reduces the cfm's by like 50% so I'm not sure if I should get the 6" hyper fan or the 8" hyper fan. I got 150 cubic ft to work with but an 8" hyper fan with 8x12 Phresh filter brings the cfm down to around 260 cfm, then i could turn the speed control down but I would need a reducer from the fan to my a/c reflector..what do you think??

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 8 lety

      +Dyelon Joyce What time of A/C reflector do you have? If it's one with a sealed optic chamber (e.g. ACDE or OG), you can blow full speed through it. If it's a regular A/C design then you should only blow a gentle breeze through it otherwise you risk overcooling the lamp itself. As the Hyper Fans come with a speed controller, I think it's better to go bigger and then, at least, you can dial it down.

    • @dyelonjoyce7130
      @dyelonjoyce7130 Před 8 lety

      Hey thanks for responding, I just have a Daystar 6" air-cooled reflector with a 400w hps. I didn't realize you could over cool the lamp...still considering the 8" Hyper fan even though my room is only 150 cubic ft. With the 8x12 phresh filter the fan should be moving around 260cfm and then I can dial it down. Just seems crazy that the 8x12 phresh filter can bring the 8" hyper fan down to 260cfm from 710cfm.......really appreciate your help

  • @victortownsend9954
    @victortownsend9954 Před 4 lety

    Question; What size Exhaust fan & Carbon filter i need for a Tent, 24x24x48

  • @Kcarviper
    @Kcarviper Před 9 lety +1

    Hey I run a 8x4x7 Tent I have a 8 " Exhaust and 12" passive intake. Would I benifit much from a 4" inline fan intake? Bloom Room
    My other question is my in my 4x4x7 Veg tent I run a 6" exhaust 12" passive intake. I was thinking of putting it on a timer to exhaust but do you think a heat sensor device is better suited?
    Keep up the awesome vids bro

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 9 lety

      Kcarviper Hi Kcarviper. Thanks for your question. Bloom rooms, by definition, contain mature, flowering plants. Their need for cool, fresh air and co2 are peaking, plus growers tend to favor lower humidity during this time (even though your plants will be transpiring more moisture than ever into the air!) So-at this crucial time, bloom, good air exchange really comes into its own, and any deficiencies in your ventilation system are likely to show (in fact, they can really creep up on you!).
      My advice: yes, add a 4 or 6" active air intake connected to an intake filter. Ideally, duct the incoming air into the patch of an oscillating fan so it's nicely dispersed.
      Your second question regarding timers / heat sensors. Remember, you still need to run your extraction fans at night-it's really important. You should really connect your extraction fan to a heat and / or humidity sensor. Day / night fan speed controllers (those which allow you to select a target temperature for both day and night cycles) are not costly. There are lots of great brands on the market so I suggest asking at your local grow store. Something like the Mercury 3 by Titan Controls costs around $120. Here's a link: www.titancontrols.net/products/ventilation/mercury-3.aspx or the TV2 by Grozone. www.grozonecontrol.com/TV2_en.html

  • @keithdippin3147
    @keithdippin3147 Před 7 lety

    This is great information. What are your recommendation for a 5Lx3.9Wx5H grow tent?

  • @gregtheslimjimgenie8568

    So then a 4 inch fan will do for a 4x4 tent, I always see people saying the use much bigger ones

  • @Djblueberry
    @Djblueberry Před 2 lety

    Thank You

  • @taurusnbr1
    @taurusnbr1 Před 6 lety

    Can these tents be useful to conceal the smell of smoke? I would like to smoke cigars in my apartment and want to find a way to completely conceal the smell. I wouldn't mind just sitting inside of it to smoke . What would I need or not need if it's only for that purpose? I feel like if I get the SUNHUT-blackout 100 tent with that Phresh filter 6"x16" without the Hyper fan, it would be ok. Any suggestions? Thanks

  • @david.gtrinidad9248
    @david.gtrinidad9248 Před 8 lety

    it would be the 5x5 gorilla grow tent to be exact at 7 or 8 ft high so 175-200 cubic feet..pls any feedback would help thnx

  • @dmo848
    @dmo848 Před rokem +1

    Holy smokes prices came down allot on all this stuff. Jus got a fan kit for $100 ac infinity baby.

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před rokem

      I seek out manufacturers who tell the truth about the noise their fans make when they operate, and who don't inflate their CFM claims. Additionally, I prefer for my money to go towards component quality, decent motors etc, that are designed for constant operation over the long haul, and metal housing rather than plastic with gimmicky attendant smartphone apps.

  • @Allaholic7
    @Allaholic7 Před 6 lety +1

    You da man!

  • @oakp.1429
    @oakp.1429 Před 2 lety

    is it possible to use the same size between exhaust - intake fan

  • @victorhilario7756
    @victorhilario7756 Před 4 lety

    What size fan do I need for a 286.65 square feet room with filter?

  • @janelouise5491
    @janelouise5491 Před 4 lety

    Best video ever for inline fan Thankyou

  • @jacksilva6411
    @jacksilva6411 Před 9 lety

    Hi! First of all you make great videos i like to watch how do you do that. *thumbs up* :D
    Now i've a question about the right carbon filter and inline fan for my tent. I've a tent with the size of 3m(lenght)x 1,5m(width)x 2m(height). Sorry i don't know the english/american size. So what would you recomend me to buy? Please i need your help... Thank you!!!

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 9 lety

      Frank Lucas Hi Frank. Thanks for your question. Sorry it took me a while to respond. CZcams has been weird lately and they've not been showing up. Okay-your tent. 9 cubic meters (3 x 1.5 x 2). No problem with metric-it makes a lot more sense! Let's talk CMH - cubic meters per hour - rather than CFMs (cubic feet per minute). So our math(s) ;-) is pretty simple. If we know we need to exchange the air once a minute then that's 9 m3 per minute, or 9* 60 = 540 m3 per hour. Add 25% just to be safe to allow for your carbon filter's air resistance / pressure drop, and we're at 675 CMHs. A 150mm (6") diameter fan would just about do the job, but I would recommend a 200mm (8") fan + speed controller so you have some extra power if, or rather when, you need it. Hope this helps! Hit me up if you have any more questions. Peace, Everest.

    • @jacksilva6411
      @jacksilva6411 Před 9 lety

      Everest Fernandez Thx a lot for your answer! Ok now i think i've understand better than before. But the problem here in Europe is i can't find someone like this, i found the (Phresh Hyper Fan - Stealth Version 8") and it says he is 1206m3/hr. (Are this one then the 710CFM???) :D I want this one because i want it quiet as possible in my room. Thank you again *thumps up*

  • @DuckGoddies
    @DuckGoddies Před 4 lety

    How many inches for a 60 x60 x72 tent? Need to order this thing asap..

  • @david.gtrinidad9248
    @david.gtrinidad9248 Před 8 lety

    what do u recommend for a 5x5 grow tent? I wana go with the 8" 710cfm hyper stealth version and the 8x24 phresh filter at 750 cfm..or will a 6" setup be good enough? my main concern is resistance when adding a filter and ducting

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 8 lety

      +Cali Grown Hi Cali-thanks for your question. I'm a big believer in over-speccing, but only when that excess power can be tempered with a speed controller. You'd definitely get by with the 6 inch but, if you want to be totally in-charge, the 8-inch would be my choice. The CFMs would come down to around 600 with the 8x24 filter and maybe 500 with the ducting, depending on the length and bends etc. Having that extra power can really come into its own near harvest time when your plants are transpiring at their maximum but you want to keep humidity down.

    • @SPEEDISHOW24
      @SPEEDISHOW24 Před 3 lety

      Hey I want to make a new setup using a 4x4 grow tent could you give the best over specced setup option so my negative air is gooodddd an my co2 are levels are higher perfect for a high yielding quality harvest any help appreciated!

  • @Shortyyz
    @Shortyyz Před 9 lety +1

    Again, fantastisk video!
    but i got a question, if you have a dedicated room is there any point in investing in those expensive tents?

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 9 lety

      Marwiification Hi Marwification and again for your question. I have grown indoors both by converting the entire room to production and via grow tents. When I lived in rented accommodation grow tents really came in handy. I didn't want to be drilling into walls or ceilings (and having to fill up the holes and patch up before my tenancy ended) so tents allowed me to quickly set up a clean, efficient growing environment that was nice and portable too. If you're going to dedicate an entire room to a growing project then fine, I can see your point! But remember that tents create a wonderful 'nest' of intense light, given the proximity of the inner reflective surfaces to your plants. They also provide a handy structure upon which to attach soft mesh netting. Finally, for those who don't have a lot of space, it's possible to create photo-independent growing areas in the same room using grow tents (i.e. one area on 18 / 6 lighting regimen, another on 12 / 12) - another benefit of the easy light-proofing that grow tents provide is you don't necessarily have to black out your windows to keep the natural light out and interfering with photocycles when growing photoperiodic plants.
      So yes, I'll admit it-I love grow tents! My friend builds his own but he's a lot handier with a drill than me. It's certainly a good thing, as I said, to have plants close to reflective surfaces. Indoors, every photon counts!

  • @pablopicasso289
    @pablopicasso289 Před 8 lety

    Good afternoon everest!
    Does a small grow box maybe the size of a minnie fridge need a carbon filter? And if so what would you recommend if only growing one plant soil.

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 8 lety

      +fellipe rodrigues I'of you're using a carbon filter for odor control then I'd suggest buying a reversible carbon filter and blowing through it, located outside of the grow box rather than inside.

    • @pablopicasso289
      @pablopicasso289 Před 8 lety

      +Everest Fernandez (Just4Growers) ok great thank you sir

  • @dudemanaric
    @dudemanaric Před 7 lety

    I have a 2x4x5 tent I just put together.. This will be my first grow. I have screen flaps on the bottom, two 6 inch exhaust on the sides, and one 8 inch exhaust on the top. Should I set up my exhaust from the get go? Do you have your exhaust running out the window or right into the room outside of the tent? Also what do you recommend for a fan/filter kit? Thank you for any help.

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 7 lety +1

      +Wizdumb Hi Wizdumb, thanks for your question. If your plants are young then set your fan to minimum speed. Keep a close eye on your relative humidity. You want at least 60 - 65% at first, and having a fan on too high can remove too much humidity from your tent. Consider using domes on top of your pots to help seal in that precious humidity! What sort of light are you running?

    • @dudemanaric
      @dudemanaric Před 7 lety

      I'm going to attempt my first grow with a mars reflector 144.. Hope it's enough to flower 2 to 3 ladies

  • @SPEEDISHOW24
    @SPEEDISHOW24 Před 3 lety

    I want to make the ultimate setup for a 4x4 grow tent using DWC so co2 An negative air pressure are important for me can you send me the perfect setup I can replicate !

  • @pythiasibyls6269
    @pythiasibyls6269 Před 9 lety

    What if one is using an LED Light Fixture like the Illumitex NeoSol DS? the heat output is far less than standard fixtures, so does that mean you can get by with a smaller intake/out flow?

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 9 lety

      +Pythia Sibyls Hi Pythia. Thanks for your question. Let's split heat output into their two components: Infrared and physical heat generated from any

  • @upplsuckimcool16
    @upplsuckimcool16 Před 9 lety

    LOL I have an 8 inch hurricane fan pulling air out of a space about 20 cubic feet xD
    Thew fan is rated for 745........ I tried the dimm switch but the one i got was too cheap, and since it's been pretty fricken hot and humid, I haven't gone to get another.

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 9 lety

      upplsuckimcool16 Hey Uppl, thanks for your comment. I think you're right to use a larger fan, especially if you live in an area with higher humidity or are packing in a lot of plants into a tight space.

  • @clayco420stonergrow5
    @clayco420stonergrow5 Před 7 lety

    quick question I'm in the process of buying a 48 x 48 x 80 grow tent what size carbon filter you recommend

  • @jamiejemison3760
    @jamiejemison3760 Před 4 lety

    What hurricane fan and Phresh Filter combo would be most effective in a 4x4 GGT setup?

  • @justing7490
    @justing7490 Před 7 lety +24

    I feel bad for any new growers that see these listed products and actually believe they have to buy such overpriced gear...

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 7 lety +11

      +justin g Hi Justin, thanks for your lamentation. I find in many, but certainly not all, cases you get what you pay for. However, if you have any kit suggestions for growers on tighter budgets by all means don't hold back. Best wishes, Everest.

    • @voidremoved
      @voidremoved Před 6 lety +7

      I got a suggestion, to vent a 2x2x5 tent go to the thrift store and look for small fans that cost a $5 or so I got one with 2 speed settings moves the air. didn't even need a $100 fan and $30 controller. I am a bitch,

    • @voidremoved
      @voidremoved Před 6 lety +15

      taped that shit to a duct with some duct tape. then I spent $120 on groceries.

    • @makenitrogreatagain977
      @makenitrogreatagain977 Před 6 lety +5

      Let's see your grow then

    • @MrTaperjim
      @MrTaperjim Před 6 lety +1

      Everest Fernandez q

  • @jessewolf9570
    @jessewolf9570 Před 6 lety

    What about a 3x3x6 tent?

  • @sdhighroller
    @sdhighroller Před 8 lety

    Would I be able to add an aircooled hood to this configuration? Or would I need to run a seperate fan on it to exhaust it seperately?

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 8 lety

      Thanks for your question. I would recommend running your hood on a separate fan so that it can: i) push air through the fixture rather than pull ii) be speed adjusted independently.

    • @sdhighroller
      @sdhighroller Před 8 lety

      Thanks, one more question. Would I have to exhaust it outside a window like my room exhaust?

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 8 lety

      Yes.

  • @XeMexSharkiex13
    @XeMexSharkiex13 Před 9 lety

    Right Now cfls, in there 8th day and the tent temp. sometimes goes up to 86-87℉, I tryed mh bulb and went to 100℉ quick so I decided to order Apollo 144w super ufo , I think it's perfect LEDS cause I only have two plants growing . I been seeing reviews on CZcams on different types of inline fans and hurricane and ventech ain't so good from what I see ... So would that be a good fan (hyper 315cfm) or what would you recommend me ?

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 9 lety

      XeMexSharkiex13 Those temps are high, but you don't need me to tell you that. :) What are your ambient temperatures inside your house? I.e. what is the temperature of the air you are drawing into your grow tent? Do you have a combined thermometer and hygrometer? If so, where's your RH at? I'd like to recommend more air exchange but I need to know where your ambient temps and humidity are incase you need to go a different route.

    • @eliseobarranco2509
      @eliseobarranco2509 Před 9 lety

      Everest Fernandez

  • @XeMexSharkiex13
    @XeMexSharkiex13 Před 9 lety

    Hey man little help my tent 3x2x5=30=37.5 so rather that the hurricane 4inline 171cfm can I get a hyper fan 6 inch 315cfm for my tent is that to much cfm and if so what filter would you recommend me with that hyper fan ?

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 9 lety

      XeMexSharkiex13 Hey XeMex. Thanks for your question. Happy to help. You can dial down the hyper fans to 35% power (not necessarily 35% of the CFMs) but close enough. That would give you about 100 CFMs-you could combine that with a 6" x 16" Phresh filter, for example, which can effectively filter airflow up to 400 CFMs, and that will bring you down to around 80 CFMs at minimum setting-but that's still more than double what you really need. What lighting have you got inside that tent?

  • @Bluren21
    @Bluren21 Před 3 lety

    Cfm of the carbon filter must be little higher than cfm of the fan, in order to neutralize 100% of the smell

  • @NN-ou9jc
    @NN-ou9jc Před 4 lety

    I bought a 6 Inch 440 CFM Inline Duct Fan with 6" x
    18" Carbon Filter this for my 2.5x6x8 room still smell it outside the
    house where the vent is. I am about 150 CFM’s on the lowest setting of the fan,
    what am I missing? I added a 4 inch carbon scrubber to a veg room 4x2x8, so
    another 150 CFM now up to 300 CFM’s for everything and still smells outside the
    vent UGH……HELP!!!

  • @alexf2349
    @alexf2349 Před 6 lety

    Why not run a dedicated ERV ventilator?

  • @eatpusee69quinones52
    @eatpusee69quinones52 Před 6 lety

    What would I need for (2) 4x4 tents,? Pulling from the same one ,?

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 6 lety +1

      I presume both tents will be full of plants at the same stage of maturity - one fan for both tents? I’d go for a 10” Hyper fan dialed down. Sure, it’s more power than you need in theory but you’ll be pleased you have the extra horsepower available when you’re trying to get humidity levels down as your plants near the end.

    • @eatpusee69quinones52
      @eatpusee69quinones52 Před 6 lety

      Everest Fernandez o okay thank you,!!! Really

  • @jacobdoherty636
    @jacobdoherty636 Před 9 lety

    I know this question does not pertain to your video but, I have well water that has a ph of around 8 and about 600ppm. when we water our garden in the summer because of the lack of rain the plants don't like to grow I mean they stay alive but that's about. I was wondering if you had any good tips to adjust the water with out breaking the bank. would hooking up a water softner make the water more tolerable to the plants?

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 9 lety +1

      Jacob Doherty Hi Jacob. Get a water test done on your well water. You should find out exactly what is in there. Anyway, pH 8 is pretty high and you could risk impeding the uptake of boron, manganese, iron, copper and zinc at those levels. If the test comes back okay (i.e. no non-pH problems such as heavy metals, etc) try adding some dilute phosphoric acid to bring it down to about 6. Do you have a TDS meter? If so, have you taken a test of your well water's PPMs? Best of luck, Everest.

    • @jacobdoherty636
      @jacobdoherty636 Před 9 lety

      Okay I'll look into that, and yes I do have TDS meter I just checked it. The TDS meter read 628 and the ph meter read 7.81 so yeah that's bad... I will for sure get a water test, Thanks!

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 9 lety

      Jacob Doherty Sounds like a wise plan Jacob! Let me know how the results come back. Water tests are cheap!

  • @aurorab.m8825
    @aurorab.m8825 Před 5 lety +1

    Hey I have 3x3x7 tent I don’t think I’m getting the right calculations. Would anyone please help me out?

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 5 lety

      The basic calculation to find your CFMs is to multiply your dimensions and then add 25% for the carbon filter, giving you 3 x 3 x 7 = 63 + 25% = 78 CFM absolute minimum. A 4” inline fan pulls around 200 CFM and a 6” Hyper fan pulls 365 CFM but when you add in ducting and filter it could be significantly less. My advice is go for the 6” Hyper Fan as it comes with a speed controller included so you can dial it right down, leaving you extra power when you need it (when plants are mature, or during warmer months)

  • @fuckusername87
    @fuckusername87 Před 5 lety

    G'day mate, hoping i can chew ya ear for a few minutes... sorry in advance if i ramble. You know how it can be hahha.
    So question/problem is, i have a 2m×2mx2m tent with an 8 inch fan with apparent 730 CFM as my extraction fan sucking through an 8in carbon filter, minimal kinks or bends in ducting. Also got the exact same fan as an intake with the wifes stocking as an intake filter.
    Problem is, the tent gets extreme negative pressure to the point i fear collapse, even with the shitty cheap $20 fan speed controllers on both.
    I always figured that 2 of the same fans for out take/intake would be okay as the carbon filter would reduce the efficiency of the fan, therefore the same fan as intake with just a stocking as a filter over the straight few feet of ducting seems to be massively insufficient at keeping up with the extraction..
    any ideas..
    Hope your doing well mate, love from down under

  • @hiredhand123
    @hiredhand123 Před 9 lety

    If you don't care about smells etc exiting your grow tent, is a filter on the extraction fan necessary?

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 9 lety

      hiredhand123 Good question. No-a filter is not necessary if you're not concerned about odors.

    • @devanmuir8438
      @devanmuir8438 Před 9 lety

      Everest Fernandez Thanks! You rock!

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 9 lety

      Devan Muir You're welcome Devan! Please subscribe!

  • @imcurious1009
    @imcurious1009 Před 3 lety

    your configuration doesn't allow for negative pressure, which is paramount for completely odorless extracted air, especially if venting it outside as you demonstrate in your vid. Any reason for not figuring that into your equation?

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 3 lety +2

      My recommendation is to go for the size down fan on your intake compared with your extraction fan. I use a 10” for my extract and 8” for my input. Hope that clarifies!

  • @keenanhobick1315
    @keenanhobick1315 Před 7 lety

    I see variations on advice.....with a 8x8x8 tent you say 6" in and 8" out.....but some say equal in and out can you explain please

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 7 lety

      +Keenan Hobick Thanks for your question Keenan. My advice explained best in terms of air control. I maintain a slight negative pressure inside the tent to minimize air leaks - I prefer all extracted air to pass through my filter and fan.

    • @keenanhobick1315
      @keenanhobick1315 Před 7 lety

      Ok thanks brother. ill keep watchin

    • @keenanhobick1315
      @keenanhobick1315 Před 7 lety

      oh and one more thing....if someone were to add a bag of CO2, would having that negative pressure like that pull the co2 out before the plants can absorb it?

  • @theweedwhisper3779
    @theweedwhisper3779 Před 6 lety

    Um my grow tent gets hot so I have the extraction fan on high but also my humidity is low so I have my humidifier on the problem is the extraction fan is pulling out any humidity the humidifier puts out what do I do also I’m high

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 6 lety

      Robert Saucedo Use an air-cooled reflector so you remove the heat separately to your tent’s main ventilation which you dial down low to guard the humidity. Peace.

    • @theweedwhisper3779
      @theweedwhisper3779 Před 6 lety

      Everest Fernandez led lights 😒 peace? Where you going?

    • @theweedwhisper3779
      @theweedwhisper3779 Před 6 lety

      Everest Fernandez um they are led lights

  • @jaymob2748
    @jaymob2748 Před 7 lety

    Great video man I do need a lil help with my set up. How do I get in contact.

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 7 lety

      +jay smith You're welcome to ask away right here, on Facebook group, or via email at Just4Growers At g mail dotty communist.

    • @wileym
      @wileym Před 7 lety +1

      Funny how you have to disguise your Gmail address on CZcams when both are owned by Google.

  • @r3b22ber3
    @r3b22ber3 Před 8 lety

    hi i have a small tent 40cmx40cmx140cm can i use just a 6 inch inline fan and oscilating fan?

    • @mike13th
      @mike13th Před 8 lety

      4" is more than you'll need

    • @r3b22ber3
      @r3b22ber3 Před 8 lety

      +mike13th thanks for the reply

  • @stevenrea7677
    @stevenrea7677 Před 3 lety

    Welcome

  • @beter01
    @beter01 Před 8 lety

    i have 6 hyper fan and 24x24x48 space would you recommend filter?

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 8 lety

      24 feet by 24 feet by 48 feet?

    • @beter01
      @beter01 Před 8 lety

      +Everest Fernandez (Just4Grower0s)
      inch :)

  • @brandonfiore8982
    @brandonfiore8982 Před 6 lety

    I put a gavita 1000 De in a 3x3x5.5

  • @levert.gomellewis.8306

    fan right

  • @rrmm9355
    @rrmm9355 Před 6 lety

    Hi,
    I'm going nuts, I cant understand how to calculate what exhaust I need to buy. My tent is 4x3x6 (feet) and will use 600w hps in air cooled hood.
    My calculation gave me 211 m3/h, could this be correct?
    Thank you in advance man!

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 6 lety

      rr mm 72 cubic feet is 2.039 m3 so if you’re calculating your fan capacity in cmh (cubic feet per hour) then it’s 2.039 x 60 = 122.3 and add 20 to 25% if you’re using a carbon filter so around 150 cmh amigo.

    • @rrmm9355
      @rrmm9355 Před 6 lety

      Thank you man for your fast reply!!
      Just to make things clear, I live in Europe. So im thinking of buying a 240 m3/h that with adjustable speed. And if i buy a carbon filter 200 m³/h. Will I be good?
      Thank you once again bro!

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 6 lety

      Hello amigo, I think you’re doing EXACTLY the right thing. Over-spec, with a speed controller. Ideally go for an EC fan and an EC fan speed controller. Hyper fan are my go to - Been running their stuff for six years without a hitch.

    • @rrmm9355
      @rrmm9355 Před 6 lety

      Nice that im on the right path! I can't find Hyper fan's that delivers to where I live so i thought I'll go for VENTS SILENT-M 100MM - 240 M3/H, have you heard of it?
      After adding the carbon filter in my calculation and the corners of the ventilation and also the cooled hood, you dont think i need to add more then 20-25 % on 122.3 cmh? Hard to explain, hope you got it.
      Your the king! Appreciate your help really!

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 6 lety

      I'm sure you'll be fine with your choices. Good luck amigo.

  • @marryarias1106
    @marryarias1106 Před 7 lety

    hey does anybody know if i can use an air scrubber a holt pullman a 1200 to grow weed can anybody help me with this

  • @Yo_Big_Homie
    @Yo_Big_Homie Před 6 lety

    5x5x6.5= ?

  • @shakaama
    @shakaama Před 9 lety

    You run out of topics?
    - cloning fruit trees
    - cloning obscure vegetables
    - getting seeds from a plant you bought, already growing.
    - growing stuff outdoors with hydroponics, aquaponics, aeroponics, turtle ponics, gold fish ponics, bass ponics,
    - (and something I REEEEEEALy want to know) tower + aeroponics + aquaponics. do this please.

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 9 lety

      shakaama Hey Shakaama! Thanks for your awesome suggestions. Actually I just returned from a short vacation so, don't worry, more videos from next week as normal :)

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 9 lety

      Everest Fernandez I forgot to say, judging by your suggestions, you're gonna love what I have in store!

  • @CamKiva
    @CamKiva Před 4 lety +1

    Ping Powa!!!!

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 4 lety +1

      Why thank you for that multi-ping action. A rare treat.

  • @lkelly5136
    @lkelly5136 Před 4 lety

    Why no metric?

  • @atlbraves0908
    @atlbraves0908 Před 8 lety +4

    pingggggg!!!!!

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 8 lety

      +Isaac Ellis Ahhh yes that was great ping action. Thank you Isaac.

  • @willmartins168
    @willmartins168 Před 6 lety

    Man i luv vids i have a issue guys i have a small closet with room mate on otherside so i cant b loud every inch of space counts 1.5-4-7.5 not a big closet lights take up most top i can stand upright no vent out Right... Man i liked that skinny filter was up with that whats your thoughts? Help meeeeeee

    • @makenitrogreatagain977
      @makenitrogreatagain977 Před 6 lety

      Will Martins get the skinny filter?

    • @willmartins168
      @willmartins168 Před 6 lety

      Make Nitro Great Again i have not grabbed one yet im putting mylar on the walls but very close i think im going to n use a booster since im not running out

  • @upplsuckimcool16
    @upplsuckimcool16 Před 9 lety

    Damn, you said you should get a fan 25% stronger to make up for any resistance.
    Ok but tell us what the down side of getting a fan too BIG?
    Fuck I need a dimm switch :< I got one but it blew up in my face because of my friend who is "good with electrical work"

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 9 lety

      upplsuckimcool16 Hello my friend-the Hyperfans come with a dim switch included. Not sure if I said that. As for using fans too big for the job .... well ... let me tell you a little story ... back in the day a friend and I created a small veggin' area for young plants under T5s that had just come out of the propagator and were settling into their 3" blocks. We hooked up a 6" fan and passive input (no speed control) and there was a bit of a gale blowing through it. The plants weren't happy at all. Any precious humidity in the space was quickly being sucked out and replaced with fairly dry air-you can guess the rest. We stressed out our young tender plants by causing them to over-transpire! Big fans plus young plants .... looking back it was kinda obvious! :) Hope your face wasn't permanently damaged by your friend's dodgy wiring by the way and PLEASE consider subbing my channel if you haven't already. PEACE, Everest.

  • @evelyneaglesong
    @evelyneaglesong Před 8 lety

    ditto

  • @datguyd
    @datguyd Před 7 lety

    ping . thanks for the good vid

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 7 lety

      +danny powell Thanks Danny!

    • @datguyd
      @datguyd Před 7 lety

      you're welcome . is there anyway to pm you for some advice ?

    • @Just4Growers
      @Just4Growers  Před 7 lety

      +danny powell Yes always welcome. My email is listed in the about section of my channel

  • @upplsuckimcool16
    @upplsuckimcool16 Před 9 lety

    seems to me that being accurate it would be more like 100.399

  • @MiguelGPraiseGod
    @MiguelGPraiseGod Před 7 lety

    ping power... lol

  • @terrybear3434
    @terrybear3434 Před 5 lety

    Too fast

  • @CamKiva
    @CamKiva Před 4 lety

    Ping

  • @TroyWatsonYEG
    @TroyWatsonYEG Před 5 lety

    Shame on you for recommending that carbon filter with that inline fan...

    • @joanwhite8915
      @joanwhite8915 Před 5 lety

      Why? Troy Watson what's wrong with this combination?

    • @tdw75
      @tdw75 Před 5 lety

      @@joanwhite8915 he makes a recommendation for a 171 cfm fan and a 141 cfm filter on one of the tents. This is bad news even with a speed controller. Also the plastic joined tents are absolutely garbage. There plastic corners become brittle.