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 Canopy/Stand Exhaust Fan? Hey, I have just skinned by stand with maple 3/4 and it will be held together via rare earth magnets. However with it almost being a completely closed box I want to exhaust the humidity out one of the sides. Want type of fans have you guys used for this? I know basic computer fans but they're all 3/4 pin connectors and I don't feel comfortable converting to USB and having it in a closed box connected to a wall socket. Just makes me feel like its a disaster waiting to happen. It doesn't have to be huge 12'' I would think is way way way over kill. I would think that a 200mm fan would be more then enough. Anyways I would like to hear what others have done for venting on there canopies and stands. Thanks. | 
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 fan i vented mt stand with a 4" plug and play from j&l | 
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 mind linking it to me or telling me what its under at JL? | 
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 If you just type "Fan" into the search box on JL, you will have several options come up for your consideration. | 
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 I guess I should have been more specific in my reply. | 
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 I ran two 120mm computer fans from one end pulling in to the other pushing out.  Worked well for me on my 75g with 2 250w and 4 t5s. Joe | 
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 How did you power them? That is the main question because most computer fans are 3-4 pin connectors? | 
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 I used a 12volt wall wart that was on the same timer as my lights.  So I only ran the fans when the halides were on in the winter.  All day long in the summer. | 
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 Ive used the cheaper axial fans from JL... I actually have one running right now that Ive probably been using on and off for 6, maybe even 7 years. Awesome bang for buck. | 
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 Explain, do you mind linking me what you used. Are 12V adapters have the circular input plug like a laptop charger how did you get it to power a 3-4pin plug? | 
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 Cut the plugs and twist the wires together. | 
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 That easy hey? is the voltage between the pump and adapter fine connected like that? | 
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 Not sure what you mean.  Is it a 12volt pump? | 
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 Oops sorry, I replied in a rush  So as long as its a 12V computer fan connectin them there shouldn't be a problem with the adapter being to much for the computer fan? Sorry don't know much about this and voltages. | 
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