View Full Version : intake cfm vs. exhaust cfm
sublime27
02-01-2008, 07:55 AM
If in a sealed box would the ideal setup have more intake cfm, more exhaust cfm, or should they be equal? Any input is much appreciated.:jointsmile:
denial102
02-01-2008, 07:57 AM
If smell is a problem you must have more exhaust Cfm, it's called negative pressure, and it stops smells leaking out of the box without going through your carbon filter! You do have a carbon filter right? ;-) If you are MMJ grower this is less of a problem
sublime27
02-01-2008, 08:04 AM
thanks denial,
the whole design is kinda in the works right now and the pressure is what i was thinking myself, just wasnt sure which way it should go. i am not sure right now if a carbon filter is in the plans as I am just planning on making this a veg chamber. Thanks alot for the input!:jointsmile:
denial102
02-01-2008, 08:06 AM
I'm in the same position myself at the moment dude. For me I think one exhaust 100-300cfm for my 400watt hps is fine and a can carbon filter.. Give the rvk100a's a look they come in kits for under $100 bucks with the blower, coal filter (and casing) and ducting. kinda simple :) Which will probably be best for us both..
Doing it yourself is apparently quite easy but I don't mind paying the bucks for a blower paired with the correct ducting and coal filter, ya know?
Oh and errrrrrrr I recommend hardboard, thats what im gonna use, but there is of course stuff like the budbox XL growtent, perfect for the serious grower not limited by budget.
Peace,
Denial
sublime27
02-01-2008, 08:12 AM
yeah i guess everyones situation is a little different, I will look into the setup though because I agree totally, some things are meant to be built and some things are cheaper to buy prebuilt. Thanks again :jointsmile:
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