If I were to get a bunch of like .5-1amp exhaust fans that were completely silent and hook them up to like eight different points in a grow tent, all connected by multiple metal Y-ducts to either one or two charcoal filters, would it be comparable to a high output, loudy fan connected to a charcoal filter in the same way?
I'm really sensitive to sound so I'm really going an extreme route to remove any possibility of sound emitting from the grow room. I'm only growing 3 plants underneath 1000w HPS that has been water cooled by a 1/10 HP chiller inside of 30 gallons of RO water. I live in a hot climate (usually 75+ at night) and my grow op. is in the room that I am usually in. The op will be air tight and sealed from the outside, utilizing zip tarps and two-by-fours and oxygenated by bottled CO2 with regulator and CO2-monitor.
So while I can afford the big fans, I really do not want a loud fan that will be loud whenever it comes on. How can I make an exhaust system that is completely silent, but effective for three large plants?
I will be growing the plants at least 10 feet tall, each. One mother plants, one vegetive plants, and one flowering plant. The containers will be a soil-mix in 20 gallon pots and will be vegged to a height of like 6 feet before being put into flower.
I'm really sensitive to sound so I'm really going an extreme route to remove any possibility of sound emitting from the grow room. I'm only growing 3 plants underneath 1000w HPS that has been water cooled by a 1/10 HP chiller inside of 30 gallons of RO water. I live in a hot climate (usually 75+ at night) and my grow op. is in the room that I am usually in. The op will be air tight and sealed from the outside, utilizing zip tarps and two-by-fours and oxygenated by bottled CO2 with regulator and CO2-monitor.
So while I can afford the big fans, I really do not want a loud fan that will be loud whenever it comes on. How can I make an exhaust system that is completely silent, but effective for three large plants?
I will be growing the plants at least 10 feet tall, each. One mother plants, one vegetive plants, and one flowering plant. The containers will be a soil-mix in 20 gallon pots and will be vegged to a height of like 6 feet before being put into flower.