gettingreen
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Uh, yeah. I thought the carbon filter gets attracted to the fan that blows the air out of the grow room. Is this correct?
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gettingreen
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Instructions in the box say to attach to inline fan??? The inline fan i thought was the fan that blows in new air from te bottom and the outline fan sucks out the hot air at the top and blows it out.
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No, it's called an in line fan because it's made to install in the duct line. Has nothing to do with where it's located. It could be used for either intake or exhaust, although usually for exhaust. Intakes are usually passive and if a fan is needed, it's usually a blower as opposed to an in line fan. Most of us use a passive intake, no blower, and a carbon filter hooked to a piece of ducting that runs to the inline fan, then more ducting to the exhaust port.
gettingreen
stoned, elephant.
My Spanish is a little off sometimes and I didn't understand the box. All clear now, thanks!
