On the advice of a member here…I bought 2 of these fans…good deal quiet and move a tone of air you could even hook a 8 inch duct to move some air around…great price 20 Canadian! Tests cabinets can mount it anyway you want…its like rocket air for a 20 buck fan! That one is set up to blow on me:)
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I have two. One for above the canopy and one for below the canopy. They move so much air and I love them. I rarely go above the low setting. It’s too strong.
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I bought a similar fan from Home Depot. It is really good.
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Ive got the same one aiming down from the roof of my 2x2. Moves a ton of air! And keeps my light driver nice and cold!
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Im not sweating in front of it…I put a couple screws and mounted the other one the way i like…best investment ever!
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Holy…Winnipeg just jacks it up to $24.99. I had one of these years ago. $25 is still a good deal. May have to grab a few of these.
Edit.
Someone help me out. Says its 110v and 48 watts…so would that be 48w ÷ 110v = 0.44 amps?
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I can hear leaves rustling with one of these fans…
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I have 2. One has been on 24 hours a day for 18 months
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Always follow good advice…
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Anyone tried these out? I recently put some away at work and thought it might be a good size for a smaller tent, like 2x2 or 2x3.
Yes, worst case. I test everything with my kill-o-watt meter. Mine is pulling 21W
Cheers
G
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That’s just smart policy. I don’t do this, but I should.
I could use one of those fans for the lower canopy. The clip on ones are hot garbage lol. IDK we put a man on the moon 50 years ago but clip on fans still suck.
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I got 4 of them have used them for at least 4 years.
Im buying 2 more and a AC unit!
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Those honeywells work great!
Oscillator option. I use these to upskirt the stomata from below.
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I use those Honeywell fans too. Mine have been running 24/7 for a couple of years with minimal maintenance.
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