Ram Inline Duct Fan

Description

The RAM Inline Duct Fan features the patented Fast-FlowTM even air-flow fin. An An optimised design for high pressure and quiet air movement. The RAM Inline Duct Fan is supplied with a mounting bracket and fitted with an IEC Socket.

What is Fast-Flow^TM?
Fast-Flow^TM is an anti-turbulence fin. This patented technology slows down the air coming into the fan resulting in a smoother and more direct flow.

Available Sizes:

• 4″/100mm – 277m³/hr
• 6″/150mm – 580m³/hr
• 8″/200mm – 998m³/hr
• 10″/250mm – 1088m³/hr

What Size Fan Do I Need?

Choosing the right extractor fan for a grow is so important and so easy at the same time. Providing your plants with fresh air constantly is a must for growing quality cannabis. Plants use carbon dioxide and expire oxygen during the day, while using oxygen and expiring carbon dioxide at night. Air in a grow room or tent becomes stale quickly and of no value to plants if not refreshed regularly.

RAM In-Line duct and RAM Mixed-Flow Inline Fan expel old hot air and replace it with fresh, cooler CO2 rich air. This needs to happen every two minutes to keep indoor plants happy. It seems like a lot of air but it really isn’t that hard to accomplish.

Calculating the Volume Of Your Grow

To make sure you select the right fan for your grow, start by working out the volume of your grow room or tent. Multiplying the length by the width and by the height will give you the volume. We’ll use the Lighthouse LITE 1.2m Tent as an example:

1.2m x 1.2m x 2m = 2.88m3 (volume of tent)

Multiply 2.88 by 30 if we are to replace the air in the room every two minutes. This number is then used to compare with fan ratings to select the right extractor fan.

2.88 x 30 = 86.4m3/h

The 86.4 cubic meters of air an hour is the very minimum volume of air your extractor fan needs to move. This will replace the air in the tent every 2 minutes. Avoid problems by selecting a fan rated slightly more than your needs.

Choosing The Right Fan And Filter

Control the smell of a cannabis grow by using a carbon filter. Note that using a filter will hinder the fan’s capability to move air by around 20%. Like fans, carbon filters have different ratings or volume of air they can filter per hour. It’s better to choose one rated slightly better than the fan. By doing this, fans don’t work too hard and will last longer on average.