Active coal air filter

Indoor Growing Lighting
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Hi out there​:v::blush:.

Might be a stupid question but where’s the right place for placing an active coal air filter? Indoor at the suction end or discharge end on the blower?

Building a grow room for the first time 3 x 3 meters and I really don’t want to make any mistakes :thinking:

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Discharge end of the blower, Thats where the smell will be released

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Damn that was a fast response :laughing:. Thank you my friend :metal:

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Hmm, my understanding was to pull through a carbon filter, not push out the end. I better double check that for myself…

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Yea my pleasure what im here for. Im here usually all the time so I catch any thing new as soon as it comes up

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He never sleeps I think… :slight_smile:

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@Matthew420 please do case I think I might even be wrong

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No not really im at work if not work with my family and here and when they sleep or go to family or friends I come here but when I do its not long maybe 4 hours

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That would be a first…

In fact, there would not be a “pre-filter” if it wasn’t meant to be pulled through…

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Ok you should put on intake side of system @Majiktoker
You can put it on discharge but they are designed to be on intake side so smell never escapes tent / room
In the end both ways will work
@Matthew420 good point about prefilter

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No kidding look it up and get back to me and I think its possible to run that way

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1:38

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Pre- filter? Should there be two filters?

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Thank you @Countryboyjvd1971 I thought I was wrong after I said it

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Check out the video I linked. Most I’ve seen have a cloth/cotton outer filter to stop the big stuff from clogging the filter.

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Okay. Makes sense :relaxed:

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Just remember @Matthew420 called you out lol

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Åhhh…I see…nice😊

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And you just remember that will be his first and last time doing so lol

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Honestly @Majiktoker can take it, he seems reasonable.

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