fans turned up today so I can get busy with the ventilation topic. Im building a replacement door for the cabinet so I can cut the ports in directly without making unrevertable changes to the cabinet itself.
fans are HUGE. 200mm across , dc brushless. Nice thing about big fans is they can get good air moving with low fan speed, so they should make a quiet job with good airflow.
Need to get a speed controller for them also, probably two if I want a carbon filter on the exhaust then I might need to run one fan faster. Ive cut some 200mm holes in an MDF sheet now for both fans to mates to, and ordered a 200mm > 100mm reducer which I will attached outside the cabinet inlet port to easily mate the 4" ducting I have.
I reckon its going to look quite bling since those fans have led's built into them also

fans are HUGE. 200mm across , dc brushless. Nice thing about big fans is they can get good air moving with low fan speed, so they should make a quiet job with good airflow.
Need to get a speed controller for them also, probably two if I want a carbon filter on the exhaust then I might need to run one fan faster. Ive cut some 200mm holes in an MDF sheet now for both fans to mates to, and ordered a 200mm > 100mm reducer which I will attached outside the cabinet inlet port to easily mate the 4" ducting I have.
I reckon its going to look quite bling since those fans have led's built into them also




















