Powerplant Coolwing Reflector

Where can i buy a light like Powerplant Coolwing Reflector, the reason i cant buy that one is the only store i can find that sells it has scammed alot of people. Thanks for the help people

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It needs 2 holes on the sides so I can addd a carbon filter and extraction fan
 

hotrodharley

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Brand name aside, any air-cooled hood should work. And then ask yourself why you would filter hood cooling air? If air is out-side - - ->over the lights - - - >back outside, then why filter it? You filter your room air.
 

DemonTrich

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im in the same boat, getting my startup grow going. ill be using a cool hood as well. which means 2 seperate ducting and 2 fan systems. 1 duct/fan setup for the hood only, then the other for removing /circulating in-tent air.
 

prosperian

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im in the same boat, getting my startup grow going. ill be using a cool hood as well. which means 2 seperate ducting and 2 fan systems. 1 duct/fan setup for the hood only, then the other for removing /circulating in-tent air.
Or you could do this... One fan. One duct. Keep it simple.

 

DemonTrich

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so you just have an exit duct running from the a/c hood? air intake would be from other side of the hood. good idea. id have to vent then exiting air into a carbon filter outside my tent in the basement. i dont have any direct acess for venting tent air.
 

Jubag420

Active Member
If your removing the air with any coolhood that has spigot plates on both sides you can just use 1 fan & filter. Eg. Filter>Ducting>Coolhood>Ducting>Fan>Ducting out the room. Its that simple. You dont need two fans, thats what i was going to do with 2 lights untill Jondamon pointed me in the right direction. 1 filter, 1 fan :) Keep it simple. Heres a blueprint with 2 coolhoods, just use this as a template :) GL
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That is a frame, you'd putt all that into a room, then extract the filterd air out the room with the fan :)
 
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