Ok, first of all let me start by saying thank you to all the knowledgeable experienced members of this site, you all rock! :thumbsup:

I'm having a dilemna, I recently purchased a eco plus 6in 440 cfm fan and wanted to match it to a can filter 66, unfortunately the shop only had the can filter 2600..

My question is, if I hook up the 440 cfm fan to the can filter, roughly rated at 94 cfm, will there be a problem? Can filter would have 6" to 4" adapter to accommodate 6" ducting, fan and light.

I have a digital fusion 600w light. I plan to have a room dedicated to this light (plenty of ambient air) with the exhaust vented to the attc.

This is a first time setup and any help would be greatly appreciated as I cannot seem to find any info on overloading filters or greatly reducing fan airflow.

Peace :hippy:
g13dreams Reviewed by g13dreams on . Overloading can fan 2600? Ok, first of all let me start by saying thank you to all the knowledgeable experienced members of this site, you all rock! :thumbsup: I'm having a dilemna, I recently purchased a eco plus 6in 440 cfm fan and wanted to match it to a can filter 66, unfortunately the shop only had the can filter 2600.. My question is, if I hook up the 440 cfm fan to the can filter, roughly rated at 94 cfm, will there be a problem? Can filter would have 6" to 4" adapter to accommodate 6" ducting, fan and Rating: 5