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Aphatspliff

SMS Com Smart Fan Controller

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Does the g.a.s controller run rvk fans then 

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Im doing a cheap as chips grow as well, adding as I go - I only have a pidlley 4 inch fan so no real need for the controller but looking to upgrade fan soon for 2nd grow 

 

PS If anybody has a spare temp probe for the controller drop me a message 

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Just now, Marky1000 said:

Does the g.a.s controller run rvk fans then 

You can get one that runs both.*GAS

 

In response to the OP, you can use a cheapo at your own risk.

 

I used a varispeed(yep that little black/blue dial gak) for about 2 years before with a 5' RVK, no humming just the dialled down air movement sound. Then I had a kid..

 

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@Military Grade can you just run the fan speed controller at a set percentage with no probe - is that manual

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Just now, RUFUS HOUND said:

@Military Grade can you just run the fan speed controller at a set percentage with no probe - is that manual

Yeah. Right dial has temperature settings and at the end of the dial it has a manual position that over rides the auto speed up and down feature for targeting and let's you control the left dial for manual % speed control.

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2 hours ago, ratdog said:

get the hybrid, it's the bollocks imho

Do these eradicate the humming of the boxes?

2 hours ago, stu914 said:

 

If you get one keep an eye on it...both mine were a few years ago and maybe they've solved the issue, there was no probe with the one I had.

They have a guarantee whatever the case...:yep:

Got to say I've been using the twin outlet with node for a good few years with no issue, the only drawback is it never switches off as you cant turn the minimum below 20% fan speed. 

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Have a look on this site for a Wac1. It's cheap, reliable and no hum. There is a little bit of diy involved but nothing major.

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10 hours ago, RUFUS HOUND said:

 only £280 

 

 

i paid 250 for each of mine, worth every penny, and still going strong after several years

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To add cheap ones will make your vent buzz on lower settings, its anoying if you sleep in room next to.

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2 hours ago, QFMAC said:

Have a look on this site for a Wac1. It's cheap, reliable and no hum. There is a little bit of diy involved but nothing major.

This is good for a max of 75w,I don't know what the wattage of the RVK 6" is.

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@ursus1000 about 110watts for the 150L1

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@KCHopefully that info will keep folks safe.

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3 hours ago, Herbal Kint said:

To add cheap ones will make your vent buzz on lower settings, its anoying if you sleep in room next to.

 

 

that's the exact reason i paid more, also the auto stepping is great if you are not around at lights on and forget to step it up!

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3 hours ago, ursus1000 said:

This is good for a max of 75w,I don't know what the wattage of the RVK 6" is.

As far as I remember It works on the low power 6" Rvk A1. Not the L1

 @Joint hogger can hopefully confirm?

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I got a wac1 on my RVK 6” A1 fan no issues at all, almost silent which is a big bonus 

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