

Exhaust fans, also known as extractors, are one of the most important components of any ventilation system, as they extract the polluted air to the outside, creating space for fresh air. The exhaust fan should have enough power to guarantee the air exchange in the entire grow room several times an hour - or even at shorter intervals. How strong the fan should be depends not only on the size of the grow room, but above all on the chosen plant lighting and the associated heat development. The larger the room and the higher the temperature of the light sources, the more power the extractor needs.
The ideal place to place a ventilation fan is as high as possible, warm air rises and can best be discharged here. Conversely, this in turn means that the fresh air inlet is best placed near the floor.
Air-Pot containers have unusual cuspated walls, sort of an egg box configuration, made up of closed inward pointing cones and open ended outward pointing cones.
Alu-Dec 102 mm 3 meter, flexible and durable aluminum ducting for ventilation applications.
Alu-Dec 127 mm 3 meter, flexible and durable aluminum ducting for ventilation applications.
Prima Klima's Ventilators are produced to offer you the best cost/benefit relationship for those users, mainly for users who need to use temperature controllers, with one or more fans, or simply a single speed ventilation system.
Brand new low-noise axial inline fans, for exhaust or supply ventilation with superior capacity up to 197 m 3 /h.
Brand new low-noise axial inline fans, for exhaust or supply ventilation with superior capacity up to 335 m 3 /h.