Blower Fan

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Depénds on the purpose.

Some people are using a blower fan to remove heat,
2 add heat,
to remove moisture
to add moisture
or simply just for circulation .

Plants do transpire 23/7.
You do need circulation all the time.

Does it need to be on the high setting? That would depend on the size of the area you are circulating .
 
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These guys are right in asking for more info.

My tent has four fans in it (Jesus, i never realized that till now, LoL). Two fans stay on all the time: my tent exhaust fan, and a small oscillating fan blowing air on the plants down at floor level.

My two fans that are used for cooling lights shut off when the lights go off.
 
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I’ve got four also, one oscillating floor fan per tent, and one 6” exhaust running on low, everything runs 24/7. I’ve fashoined a junction where by I’m exhausting three tents, two 4x4’s one one 2x3 via the exhaust fan and ducting...cob lighting.
 
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1diesel1

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Then yes, constant ventilation is needed when venting a active grow tent or room. This also helps improve humidity in some cases.
 
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I have 4 fans as well!! Intake , exhaust and. 2 recirculating
It’s on a controller that automatically turns on exhaust temp depending and when humidity is high. The intake in based on temp/co2 levels, since I inject co2. The fan comes on time based, say co2 is feeding, up to 1500ppm, the fan stops until that drops to 980ppm, then time based exchange happens for 15min/hour. Weird setup but works for my setup.
Fan speed on exhaust is max, intake at lowest setting (using variable speed controllers )
The recirculating has fans are on 24/7.
I use a sentinel all in one controller
 
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