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Can-Fan RS 200 (8 Inch) Centrifugal Fan - Metal Body
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Can-Fan RS 150 (6 Inch) Centrifugal Fan - Metal Body
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Can-Fan RS 125 (5 Inch) Centrifugal Fan - Metal Body
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Can-Fan RK 200S (8 Inch) 4 Speed Centrifugal Fan - Plastic Body
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Can-Fan RK 125LS (5 inch) - 4 Speed Inline Centrifugal Fan - Plastic Body
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Blauberg Turbo G-315mm Inline Mixed Flow Fan - Thermostat Speed Control
Sale price$799.99
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Allvent A80 200mm Axial Inline Fan (486M3/Hr)(Qb-12)
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Allvent A40 100mm Axial Inline Fan (137M3/Hr)(Qb-20)
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Hydro Breeze - V2 Oscillating 3 Speed Wall Fan - With Remote
Sale price$65.87
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Cultiv8 Inline Fan 150mm Inline Vent Fan For Intake (330 M3/H)
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Global Air Supplies (G.A.S) Revolution V2 EC Vector Silenced Fan - 150mm (6" inch)
Sale price$1,070.17
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Grow Tent Fans FAQ's
Pair the fan flange to the carbon filter first — 100mm, 150mm and 200mm cover most home tents. Then check airflow against tent volume: aim to swap the full air volume every one to three minutes, and leave spare capacity because a carbon filter and long ducting both cut real-world airflow. A 150mm fan is the usual fit for a 1.2 x 1.2m tent.
They are not the same tool. An inline fan sits in the ducting and swaps air between the tent and outside, which is how you control heat, humidity and odour. A clip-on fan only moves air already inside the tent, which thickens stems and stops still, humid pockets where mould forms. Most grows run one of each.
Yes, if the tent is in or near living space. Acoustic insulation around the housing cuts noise compared with a bare fan of the same airflow. EC-motor fans go further still, because they stay quieter at part load. Fan noise is the thing growers most often wish they had spent more on.
Strongly recommended. A fan pinned wide open is loud, hard on the motor and usually more airflow than you need. A basic controller lets you turn it down; a temperature-and-humidity controller changes speed as conditions shift, which holds the room steadier and keeps the fan quieter for most of the day.
Either works, but a pull setup is the usual one: the filter hangs inside the tent at the top, the fan sits after it, and air is drawn through the filter then pushed out the ducting. That puts the tent under slight negative pressure, so odour leaves only through the filter instead of leaking at gaps and zips.








