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Reddit mentions of Genesis 6-Inch Clip Convertible Table-Top & Clip Fan Two Quiet Speeds - Ideal For The Home, Office, Dorm, More Black
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Reddit mentions: 3
We found 3 Reddit mentions of Genesis 6-Inch Clip Convertible Table-Top & Clip Fan Two Quiet Speeds - Ideal For The Home, Office, Dorm, More Black. Here are the top ones.
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TWO QUIET FAN SPEEDS: Want to cool down without the pesky background noise? Enjoy two quiet speeds to suit your preference without disrupting family, roommates, or your sleepDual features: this fan conveniently converts from a clip on fan to a table top fan so you can enjoy its features at your desk or from any other preferred angle in your spaceAdjustable head: customize the direction of airflow and cooling with the adjustable head for times when you need to move around the room or to accommodate more than one personSturdy design: the strong & sturdy grip clamp keeps this fan firmly in place, which ensures that airflow is being directed to the desired location & doesn't slip or fallEasy to use: this fan is easy to adjust. To switch from tabletop to clip on and back, simply loosen the butterfly screw on the fan head and attach the base of your preference
Specs:
| Color | black |
| Height | 10 Inches |
| Length | 5 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | Single |
| Width | 6 Inches |
Yeah, I'm using a pre-fab grow tent. The reason I duct my passive intakes is so that I can add at least one 90° angle to the duct so that when the lights are out, the passive intakes aren't allowing any light in to the tent.
CFM = ft³/minute
3x3x5 = 45ft³
45ft³/190CFM = 0.24minutes = 14.4seconds
The CFM listed on your fan is almost always measured under ideal circumstances (basically just the fan out in the open, attached to no ducting at all). The actual output will be lower when you add ducting, and especially when you add a carbon filter. If your fan is called a "booster fan", it should not be hooked to a carbon filter and these reductions will be larger.
What I did to measure my exhaust directly was grabbed a garbage bag (that listed its size in litres/gallons), and measured the time it took for my exhaust fan to fill the bag.
If you find that is good, these are the fans I have in my tent (1 at canopy, 1 at ground):
https://www.amazon.ca/Genesis-6-Inch-Clip-Fan-Convertible/dp/B01559O0WY/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=Genesis+6-Inch+Clip+Convertible+Table-Top+%26+Clip+Fan&qid=1562015978&s=gateway&sr=8-1
They are especially good at the canopy level. I have considered getting a slightly stronger fan for ground level.
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My partner needs a fan that can clip on the shelf near his desk.
I just grabbed this fan from Amazon: Genesis 6-Inch Clip-On Fan - Convertible Table-Top & Clip Fan, Fully Adjustable Head, Two Quiet Speeds - Ideal For The Home, Office, Dorm, & More - Black https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01559O0WY/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_QenBCbYXSPA0S
It is adjustable but doesn't oscillate. I didn't see any smaller clip fans that oscillated, and when I looked at the prepackage grow tent kits places were offering they didn't seem to have oscillating fans either so I'm pretty comfortable with it. I figure I'll just move the fan around to different areas from time to time