【420 Sale】Spider Farmer®6-Inch 402 CFM Inline Fan with Temperature and Humidity Controller Ventilation System for Grow Tents
$139.99
Ventilation system for hydriponic grow tents, transfer heating/cooling, and exhaust odors.
Kit Duct Size: 6” | Airflow: 402CFM | Noise 32 dBA
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Same day delivery, 3-8 business days for the product to reach you.
After-Sale Service
Up to 5 years warranty. Best customer service.
- 【QUIET & POWERFUL】Mixed flow design combined with an EC motor that powers high-quality impellers makes this fan truly energy efficient. With only 62 watts of power but a strong airflow of up to 402 CFM, a very low noise level, and only production 32DB, this 6-inch exhaust fan is silent. Lightweight ABS blades reduce the airflow resistance and add airflow by 40%.
- 【BUILT TO LAST】Made of heavy-duty plastic housing for superior durability, IP44 rated, making it highly resistant to dust and liquids, and performs well even in harsh environments. The exhaust fan is ETL/FCC listed.
- 【INTELLIGENT CONTROLLER】The smart controller has multiple modes for operation, 10 fan speeds, is easy to program, and controls the humidity and temperature automatically. Easy to control over the fan speed, airflow, and many other elements, stabilizing and optimizing your growth environment.
- 【DAISY CHAIN PROGRAMMING】 Two fans can daisy chain together to share the same controller, the long corded design greatly facilitates the fan connection and installation
- 【WIDE APPLICATIONS】The 6-inch inline duct fan is a great option for growing tents, closet, storage rooms, kitchens, bathrooms, basements, and more.
3 reviews for 【420 Sale】Spider Farmer®6-Inch 402 CFM Inline Fan with Temperature and Humidity Controller Ventilation System for Grow Tents
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Abraham –
Small fan worth the money
Style: Modern
Nothing fancy here, just a basic inline 4″ fan. I think it would be great for a small indoor garden. Might be too small for a 4×4 though. I have a 5×5 and use it to pull the co2 off of the floor and recirculate back up to the ceiling and over the canopy. It works great for that and is small enough to not get in the way of the plants since it sits on the floor. Its small, but powerful for what I need it to do. There has been an increase in co2 in my tent, because co2 is constantly moving back up and not pooling on the floor and leaking out the bottom of the tent. The best part was it had everything you need including the duct, and pre-filter for the carbon filter all for a surprisingly low price. It really made me feel good that a brand that I am familiar with was also the least expensive option.
Abraham –
Small fan worth the money
Style: Modern
Nothing fancy here, just a basic inline 4″ fan. I think it would be great for a small indoor garden. Might be too small for a 4×4 though. I have a 5×5 and use it to pull the co2 off of the floor and recirculate back up to the ceiling and over the canopy. It works great for that and is small enough to not get in the way of the plants since it sits on the floor. Its small, but powerful for what I need it to do. There has been an increase in co2 in my tent, because co2 is constantly moving back up and not pooling on the floor and leaking out the bottom of the tent. The best part was it had everything you need including the duct, and pre-filter for the carbon filter all for a surprisingly low price. It really made me feel good that a brand that I am familiar with was also the least expensive option
Bennett –
Reasonable deal
Style: Modern
I have a 2x2x4 grow tent. The suction is a little too much because it sucks the tent in. The tent is still strong enough to handle though. I have the fan on a timer that goes on every 3hrs for ½ hr lengths. This gives the tent some time to inflate again and saves on electric. I have a small oscillating fan for cool air circulation. When unboxing, I noticed the front cover of the fan comes apart easily. After several hours (4-5) of running it the cover came off. I had to reinforce by wrapping tape around the edge to make sure it doesn’t come off. It’s over a month now and it runs perfect. The fan can be heard very little, especially at night when it’s super quiet . The set up was fairly easy. The biggest decision was whether to set up everything inside the tent or outside. I currently have everything inside because my plants are still small. But I’m probably gonna have to move it out once the plants gets bigger. This is my first attempt ever, at using a grow tent with all these extras.