i didnt ask what u had in your room lolҖҗlegilizeitҗҖ;6685784 said:heres a list of some basics
mylar
DIY carbon filter
>pencil holders
>active carbon
>pantyhose
caulk
pc fans
2x4 wood
fan
party cups
ducttape
electrical tape
screws
gorrila glue
plywood
hinges
padlock
reflector
potting soil
manure
worm castings
sand
perlite
blood meal
bone meal
bloom boosters
thanks jondamon for stoping bye! i just got a 400cfm but im going to use that one for exhaust.. i'm hoping that aint to much,but since i have some rating numbers i can go shopping..5x5 = 25
25x6 = 150cfm
Minus 20% for your intake 120cfm
So in order to remove the air from your room once a minute and replenish with enough new air while maintaining negative pressure you need a 150cfm fan for exhaust and a 120cfm fan for your intake. This however does not allow for your 1000w light.
I personally would want 3 air changes a minute if I wasn't using an air cooled hood.
So 150x3= 450cfm for exhaust plus 5% if using an air cooled reflector or plus 15% if using an open reflector.
Then have your intake fan 20% lower cfm's
J
you guys been alot of help! i would like to get it right the first time.. i've read some horror storys if you dont.. hopefully i'll have a journal soon..Im going through the same thing with a similiar room.but it matters how u have your air intake and exhuast set up?air cooled hood or not?u should be venting the scrubbed air out and away from the room your set up is in ie. window,dryer vent,chimmny ect...And from what i was told bigger is better with a speed controller.remember and a carbon filter,bends in the venting and long vent runs are gonna reduce the effectivness of your fan....so a 6" 400cfm is gonna be less then advertised.sorry for the long winded answer,hope this helps
Sorry I haven't replied sooner.hows ur temps with that setup? if i run the setup u have do u think it would be the same with a 1000 hps?