Could you please recommend an exhaust fan for this tent. Specific brand or type?
1122207
Honestly any 6 inch inline fan will move more than enough air. A 4 inch would probably do fine but i like my 6". As far as a brand i dont have a preference i would let the reviews do the talking.
1122208
No brand, just check the ratings on here, want an inline fan. if you go LED you won't need much exhaust so you can get one of those regulators and dial the fan down. those are 20 bucks i think
1745941
There is a fan and it worked quite well for us on a 16 day camping trip through New England. We did not spend time in the tent other than at night and it was cool out, but it was very helpful in reducing the clammy humidity one can get overnight usually.
1211775
I think your best bet is to match the size of the fan to the size of the hole meant for the ducting coils because ducting will have to fit perfectly around the fan as well as be snuggly fit into the tent. There are drawstrings here the coil goes to the tent. I wouldn't want you to get too small of parts then go through the hassle of returning an reordering.
2279096
Maybe consider a .5 sone bath fan Air King BFQ50 ENERGY STAR® Qualified SNAP-IN Exhaust Fan, 50 CFM
638502
The 3 Amp should be a good choice to run that fan. I have a Vornado 510B (which is similarly rated) and I run it between 50-75% voltage to get absolute quiet operation and it works beautifully.
49495
Try a Coleman free standing tent fan. It uses batteries and works really well
227670
This fan is amazing. If you go to the CAN website you can find the specs. I used it to cool a 400W HPS light and circulate air in a 3 X 3 X 6 foot tent. It did this on the lowest speed with ease. I have the 6" Max Fan and it is first rate.
1820470
I think It would be far to much for that small space. IMHO!!! But One would probably be okay with a couple good exhaust fans. good Luck!!
1269376
My truck does not have rear exhaust, so I have no experience with that. But as long as there is some space to slide the "tunnel" fabric between the exhaust pipe and the rear bumper, and assuming the exhaust pipe doesn't get hot (I've never touched one that might be), I think exhaust would not be your biggest problem. IMO, your biggest problem is the limited HVAC capacity of the vehicle and the lack of insulation of the tent. For environmental reasons, PLEASE don't run your engine extensively while camping. And if other tent campers are in the vicinity, please consider that they didn't come that far to hear your engine noises. Thank you. My truck does not have rear exhaust, so I have no experience with that. But as long as there is some space to slide the "tunnel" fabric between the exhaust pipe and the rear bumper, and assuming the exhaust pipe doesn't get hot (I've never touched one that might be), I think exhaust would not be your biggest problem. IMO, your biggest problem is the limited HVAC capacity of the vehicle and the lack of insulation of the tent. For environmental reasons, PLEASE don't run your engine extensively while camping. And if other tent campers are in the vicinity, please consider that they... » Read More My truck does not have rear exhaust, so I have no experience with that. But as long as there is some space to slide the "tunnel" fabric between the exhaust pipe and the rear bumper, and assuming the exhaust pipe doesn't get hot (I've never touched one that might be), I think exhaust would not be your biggest problem. IMO, your biggest problem is the limited HVAC capacity of the vehicle and the lack of insulation of the tent. For environmental reasons, PLEASE don't run your engine extensively while camping. And if other tent campers are in the vicinity, please consider that they didn't come that far to hear your engine noises. Thank you. « Show Less
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This tent comes with 6" vent ducts. Needs 6" ducting and blower and filter. Get the 440 CFM blower and filter if running through light. I use solar storm 440 and a mars 2 1200 watt led. I have also used the appollo cob reflector. My plants love led lights.
1399172
I'm using as exhaust for a cat box area. I have mounted it outside with about 12' of flex. the sound you here is air being drawn in.
2057869
It's best to have too much than too little air movement. Not knowing how many lights you have (say 5 600w) with this set up I would go for at least an 8 inch duct fan. Also, get a brand name - they last forever. Hope you get it going :)
1176718
Well, weird as it may seem, I am looking for a fan that actually makes a noticeable hum/sound. We use it as a sound conditioner and to drown out external noise when sleeping. Does anyone know of one that would meet that requirement? Ours is about to quit, and it is not the time of year to find one in a retail store. Thank you.
756171
120mm fans work, you can try the antec tricool 120mm fans. There are plain ones and ones with different color leds. Hope thus helps.
2232681
Yes a ceiling vent fan would be right for that installation the other is for venting to the outdoors!
2156032
I've got a 6x24 carbon filter and fan ,,a hood with 6in cool tube and duct work coming from fan to tube..without a problem..great tent..
780384
I installed an intake fan since my power supply has a 120mm fan that is providing the exhaust functionality. That setup seems to keep everything pretty cool (<40 C).