how does this inline booster fan stay secured in the 6 inch circle hole in a grow tent that is material
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I believe you would have to use some kind of flange that has a 6in. round hole and a larger square or round collar
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This fan is very light weight and can be secured in many ways. The best way I have found to "SOFT" connect this to a MATERIAL or CLOTH type object is with a n adapter ring or an attachment flange.This is a Duct Ring. They are available at a Big Box store (the cheapest place) or at a heating and air conditioning store. they simply fit on one end of the In-line duct booster with a few sheet metal screws and the other side is a flange approximately ten inches in diameter. When you see one you will instantly know how to install it. It is very simple and straight forward. Better yet do a search on amazon For this Item . Its listed for $6.99 each and is about as straight forward as can be! Viagrow Hydro Grow Room Tent Flange 6" Hope this is the answer you were looking for. If not write back and let me know.
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Yes..normal frame,which is strong...i have 6" inline fan and filter with a aircooled hood..tent is strong enough.....BUT, the quality is CRAP...DONT BUY...I REGRET IT. And cant return, in middle of grow. Very sturdy is the only good thing..im in 5 weeks into flower and cant open door at all...Took many light leaks in zippers(very bad).. and all seams leak....I want my money back...like i said...BUY A DIFFERENT ONE....IM GONNA TRY TO GET MONEY BACK AFTER GROW DONE..
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The poles are inserted thru the sleeves on top of the tent in a big X. They each make a big arch and won't break!
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it is triangular and in ech corner has a metal ring.I threaded a very strong cord through each and attached the ends to secure objects like a wall mounted very secure ring. The other two cords are attached to securely embedded garden railings. They need to be secure because it is best to have the cords very tight so the wind dose not fill the coolabar and look like a ship sail and blow away. good luck. have just shifted mine to make the shade in best possible position when sun is at it strongest. 35' C in Greece.
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I had to adjust the peak height on mine. I drilled a hole in the center hub at the peak, pushed a 3/8 inch threaded rod up and secured it in place with a wing nut on top and bottom of the hub, placed a rubber ball on top to avoid punching a hole in the canopy peak, and it works great. Took only about ten minutes and a few dollars in hardware. I like it because this also gives me a rod hanging down to put an outdoor small ceiling fan on. Hope this helps.
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There is a draw string sewn into the hem around the bottom (floor) that you can pull tight and secure that way. I would also us a bungee cord around the whole thing at the center for extra protection when severe winds are expected. There are no loops sown in to attach to ground stakes, etc. it's a good heavy product which I would buy again. Good luck, CTG
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To keep moisture. There are instructions where to place it. It I remember correctly it goes to the very bottom
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It just hangs on the front. Keeps the air flow circulating but it isn't a seal.. The moisture has to escape from somewhere :)
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it comes in two parts. The base which has the wiring fits on a screw which you rotate to get a tight fit. It is very light weight and doesn't get screwed into the ceiling. Then the top fan guard is attached with a little screw and nut.
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It mounts onto a rubber backing that is held in place either by zip ties or a supplied rubber band. It stays very securely.
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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..
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You slip the supports in the top of the poles. Then the cover itself has bungee balls that slip through grommets in the tarp and attach it to the fencing material.
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I figured it out--for MY fan, anyway. The globe is held in place by three "tension clips" that hang down and press outward on the globe, to hold it in place. You have to firmly grasp the globe and wiggle it downward, ensuring you hang on to the thing positively, so you don't drop it. For someone a bit fearful, this might be a two person job, one to grasp the fan housing and hold it steady, the other to pull firmly on the globe and wriggle it free. If you do it once, you'll never forget! I put a flourescent candleabra bulb (it had a double base on it, the wide and the small--and my fan takes the small) and screwed that firmly into the fixture. I was 'just' able to fit the globe back on. It's probably the only thing that doesn't thrill me about this fan--otherwise, I like it.
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It should keep away most small flies and bugs. There are no holes in the tent other then the entryway and I believe it zips up.
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Really pretty simple. If you've ever put up a tent it's the same. Slide poles thru and keep in place with Velcro flaps.
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Sorry it has taken me so long to respond. I bought my fan several months ago but it didn't completely fail until a few days ago at which time i did the replacement job. I took a photo of my installation and can email it to whoever needs it. The fan housing is designed to accept either a 4 inch or 5 inch inside diameter rubber coupling on either inlet or outlet. I have a 4 inch ID coupling.
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Just the wind generated from the fan draws them in. The ring does not have any attractant from what I can tell. In all honesty, its really just a flexible ring that connects to the fan with zip ties, and then holds the netting in place. I am sure that the hardware store would have something similar.