What is acoustic ducting?
Acoustic ducting is insulated flexible ventilation duct designed to help absorb and reduce sound transmitted through an extraction or intake system.
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Unit price per127mm (5") x 5m Acoustic Ducting is an insulated flexible ventilation duct designed to help reduce fan and airflow noise transmitted through extraction and intake systems.
Ventilation fans generate sound from both the fan itself and the movement of air through the system. Standard uninsulated ducting can allow this noise to travel along the ventilation route, while acoustic ducting incorporates an insulating layer around the inner duct to help absorb transmitted sound.
This makes it particularly useful for indoor horticulture, propagation areas and controlled growing environments where ventilation equipment may operate for extended periods and reducing unnecessary noise is desirable.
Supplied in a 5 metre length with a nominal 127mm / 5" diameter, it can be connected to compatible fans, carbon filters and ventilation fittings. The flexible construction allows the duct to be routed around equipment and cut to the required length during installation.
Why choose 127mm acoustic ducting?
How does acoustic ducting reduce noise?
Noise within a ventilation system can come from the fan motor, vibration and turbulent air moving through the ductwork. Some of this sound can travel along ordinary flexible duct and become noticeable elsewhere in the installation.
Acoustic ducting surrounds the flexible inner airflow passage with insulation designed to absorb transmitted sound. This helps reduce the amount of fan and airflow noise travelling through the duct route.
It can be particularly useful around extraction fans, between compatible fans and carbon filters, and along sections of ventilation duct where transmitted noise needs to be controlled.
Acoustic ducting is intended to reduce transmitted noise rather than make a ventilation system completely silent. Fan design, fan speed, airflow velocity, vibration and installation quality all contribute to the final noise level.
Acoustic ducting for indoor horticulture
Reliable ventilation helps manage temperature, humidity and air exchange within controlled growing environments. Extraction and intake equipment can, however, become a significant source of noise when operating continuously or at higher fan speeds.
Acoustic ducting provides a practical way to reduce sound transmission while maintaining the flexibility needed to connect ventilation equipment and route air around an installation.
The 127mm / 5" size is suitable for compatible ventilation systems using appropriately sized inline fans, carbon filters, connectors and other round duct fittings.
Getting the best airflow from acoustic ducting
Good installation is important for maintaining ventilation performance. Flexible ducting should be extended sufficiently rather than left heavily compressed, helping create a smoother internal path for moving air.
Keep the duct route as short and direct as practical. Tight bends, crushed sections and unnecessary changes in direction create additional resistance and can reduce the effective airflow delivered by the fan.
Where the duct needs to change direction, use gradual bends wherever possible. The supplied 5m length can be cut so that only the amount actually required is installed.
Installing 127mm acoustic ducting
Before installation, check that the fan, carbon filter and other ventilation components have compatible nominal 127mm / 5" connections.
Fit the flexible inner duct securely over the ventilation connection and fasten it using a suitably sized duct clamp or appropriate fixing. HVAC foil tape can also be used where additional sealing is required.
Arrange the surrounding insulation and outer covering neatly around the completed connection so that the acoustic layer remains as continuous as practical.
Support longer sections appropriately rather than allowing the entire weight of the ducting to hang directly from a fan, filter or connecting fitting.
Compatible ventilation equipment
Check the actual connection diameter of individual ventilation components before installation, as dimensions can vary slightly between manufacturers.
127mm (5") x 5m Acoustic Ducting product details
| Product type | Insulated acoustic flexible ducting |
|---|---|
| Nominal diameter | 127mm / 5" |
| Length | 5m |
| Duct type | Flexible |
| Construction | Acoustically insulated flexible ventilation duct |
| Primary purpose | Air movement with reduced transmission of ventilation noise |
| Suitable airflow | Extraction & intake |
| Compatible system size | Nominal 127mm / 5" round ventilation systems |
| Suitable applications | Indoor horticulture, propagation areas, controlled growing environments & compatible ventilation installations |
127mm (5") Acoustic Ducting FAQs
What is acoustic ducting?
Acoustic ducting is insulated flexible ventilation duct designed to help absorb and reduce sound transmitted through an extraction or intake system. What size is this acoustic duct?
This version has a nominal diameter of 127mm, equivalent to 5 inches, and is supplied in a 5 metre length. Is this suitable for a 5-inch extraction fan?
Yes, provided the fan has a compatible nominal 127mm / 5" connection. Can it be used with a 5-inch carbon filter?
Yes. It can be used with compatible 127mm / 5" carbon filters and extraction fans as part of an appropriately sized ventilation system. Does acoustic ducting reduce fan noise?
It helps reduce fan and airflow sound transmitted along the ductwork. It does not completely eliminate noise generated directly by the fan. Is acoustic ducting quieter than ordinary flexible ducting?
Its insulating layer is specifically intended to absorb transmitted sound, making it useful where reducing ventilation noise is important. Can acoustic ducting be used for horticultural extraction?
Yes. It is well suited to indoor horticultural ventilation systems where temperature, humidity and air exchange need to be managed while keeping transmitted ventilation noise under control. Can it be used for air intake?
Yes. Acoustic ducting can be incorporated into compatible intake as well as extraction systems. Can I cut the 5m duct into shorter sections?
Yes. It can be cut to suit the required ventilation route or divided into several individual sections. Should flexible acoustic ducting be fully extended?
It should be extended sufficiently for the installation rather than left unnecessarily compressed. This helps create a smoother internal path for airflow. Do bends in acoustic ducting affect airflow?
Yes. Tight bends increase resistance and turbulence, so smooth and gradual changes in direction are preferable wherever possible. Does duct length affect extraction performance?
Every length of duct introduces some resistance. Longer runs, multiple bends and additional fittings can therefore reduce the effective airflow of a ventilation system. Where should acoustic ducting be installed?
It can be used throughout a compatible ventilation route. Sections around the extraction fan can be particularly useful where transmitted fan noise is a concern. How should acoustic ducting be secured?
Use appropriately sized duct clamps or suitable ventilation fixings, with HVAC foil tape where additional sealing is required. How can horticultural ventilation noise be reduced further?
Correct fan sizing, sensible duct routing, vibration isolation, suitable fan-speed control and ventilation silencers can be combined with acoustic ducting to create a quieter overall system.
£10.50
Unit price per£10.50
Unit price per127mm (5") x 10m Acoustic Ducting is an insulated flexible ventilation duct designed to help reduce fan and airflow noise transmitted through extraction and intake systems.
Ventilation fans generate sound from both the fan itself and the movement of air through the system. Standard uninsulated ducting can allow this noise to travel along the ventilation route, while acoustic ducting incorporates an insulating layer around the inner duct to help absorb transmitted sound.
This makes it particularly useful for indoor horticulture, propagation areas and controlled growing environments where ventilation equipment may operate for extended periods and reducing unnecessary noise is desirable.
Supplied in a generous 10 metre length with a nominal 127mm / 5" diameter, it can be connected to compatible fans, carbon filters and ventilation fittings. The flexible construction allows it to be routed around equipment and cut into the exact lengths required for the installation.
Why choose 127mm acoustic ducting?
How does acoustic ducting reduce noise?
Noise within a ventilation system can come from the fan motor, vibration and turbulent air moving through the ductwork. Some of this sound can travel along ordinary flexible duct and become noticeable elsewhere in the installation.
Acoustic ducting surrounds the flexible inner airflow passage with insulation designed to absorb transmitted sound. This helps reduce the amount of fan and airflow noise travelling through the duct route.
It can be particularly useful around extraction fans, between compatible fans and carbon filters, and along longer sections of ventilation duct where transmitted noise needs to be controlled.
Acoustic ducting is intended to reduce transmitted noise rather than make a ventilation system completely silent. Fan design, fan speed, airflow velocity, vibration and installation quality all contribute to the final noise level.
Acoustic ducting for indoor horticulture
Reliable ventilation helps manage temperature, humidity and air exchange within controlled growing environments. Extraction and intake equipment can, however, become a significant source of noise when operating continuously or at higher fan speeds.
Acoustic ducting provides a practical way to reduce sound transmission while maintaining the flexibility needed to connect ventilation equipment and route air around an installation.
The 127mm / 5" size is suitable for compatible ventilation systems using appropriately sized inline fans, carbon filters, connectors and other round duct fittings.
The 10m length is particularly useful for larger installations, longer ventilation routes or applications where several separate sections of acoustic ducting are required.
Getting the best airflow from acoustic ducting
Good installation is important for maintaining ventilation performance. Flexible ducting should be extended sufficiently rather than left heavily compressed, helping create a smoother internal path for moving air.
Keep the duct route as short and direct as practical. Tight bends, crushed sections and unnecessary changes in direction create additional resistance and can reduce the effective airflow delivered by the fan.
Where the duct needs to change direction, use gradual bends wherever possible. Although this product provides 10 metres of ducting, there is no need to use the entire length in one continuous run.
Cutting each section to the length actually required can help minimise unnecessary resistance while leaving the remaining duct available for other parts of the ventilation installation.
Installing 127mm acoustic ducting
Before installation, check that the fan, carbon filter and other ventilation components have compatible nominal 127mm / 5" connections.
Fit the flexible inner duct securely over the ventilation connection and fasten it using a suitably sized duct clamp or appropriate fixing. HVAC foil tape can also be used where additional sealing is required.
Arrange the surrounding insulation and outer covering neatly around the completed connection so that the acoustic layer remains as continuous as practical.
Longer sections should be supported appropriately rather than allowing the entire weight of the ducting to hang directly from a fan, filter or connecting fitting.
Compatible ventilation equipment
Check the actual connection diameter of individual ventilation components before installation, as dimensions can vary slightly between manufacturers.
127mm (5") x 10m Acoustic Ducting product details
| Product type | Insulated acoustic flexible ducting |
|---|---|
| Nominal diameter | 127mm / 5" |
| Length | 10m |
| Duct type | Flexible |
| Construction | Acoustically insulated flexible ventilation duct |
| Primary purpose | Air movement with reduced transmission of ventilation noise |
| Suitable airflow | Extraction & intake |
| Compatible system size | Nominal 127mm / 5" round ventilation systems |
| Suitable applications | Indoor horticulture, propagation areas, controlled growing environments & compatible ventilation installations |
127mm (5") Acoustic Ducting FAQs
What is acoustic ducting?
Acoustic ducting is insulated flexible ventilation duct designed to help absorb and reduce sound transmitted through an extraction or intake system. What size is this acoustic duct?
This version has a nominal diameter of 127mm, equivalent to 5 inches, and is supplied in a 10 metre length. Is this suitable for a 5-inch extraction fan?
Yes, provided the fan has a compatible nominal 127mm / 5" connection. Can it be used with a 5-inch carbon filter?
Yes. It can be used with compatible 127mm / 5" carbon filters and extraction fans as part of an appropriately sized ventilation system. Does acoustic ducting reduce fan noise?
It helps reduce fan and airflow sound transmitted along the ductwork. It does not completely eliminate noise generated directly by the fan. Is acoustic ducting quieter than ordinary flexible ducting?
Its insulating layer is specifically intended to absorb transmitted sound, making it useful where reducing ventilation noise is important. Can acoustic ducting be used for horticultural extraction?
Yes. It is well suited to indoor horticultural ventilation systems where temperature, humidity and air exchange need to be managed while keeping transmitted ventilation noise under control. Can it be used for air intake?
Yes. Acoustic ducting can be incorporated into compatible intake as well as extraction systems. Can I cut the 10m duct into shorter sections?
Yes. It can be cut to suit the required ventilation route or divided into several individual sections. Do I need to use the full 10 metre length?
No. Use only the amount required for the installation. Keeping duct routes reasonably short and direct generally helps minimise unnecessary airflow resistance. Should flexible acoustic ducting be fully extended?
It should be extended sufficiently for the installation rather than left unnecessarily compressed. This helps create a smoother internal path for airflow. Do bends in acoustic ducting affect airflow?
Yes. Tight bends increase resistance and turbulence, so smooth and gradual changes in direction are preferable wherever possible. Does a longer duct run affect extraction performance?
Every length of duct introduces some resistance. Longer runs, multiple bends and additional fittings can therefore reduce the effective airflow of a ventilation system. How should a long run of acoustic ducting be supported?
Longer sections should be supported at suitable intervals so that their weight is not carried entirely by the fan, filter or connecting fittings. How can horticultural ventilation noise be reduced further?
Correct fan sizing, sensible duct routing, vibration isolation, suitable fan-speed control and ventilation silencers can be combined with acoustic ducting to create a quieter overall system.
£14.99
Unit price per£14.99
Unit price per317mm (12.5") x 5m Acoustic Ducting is a large-diameter insulated flexible ventilation duct designed to help reduce fan and airflow noise transmitted through high-capacity extraction and intake systems.
Powerful ventilation systems generate sound from both the fan itself and the movement of large volumes of air. Standard uninsulated ducting can allow this noise to travel along the ventilation route, while acoustic ducting incorporates an insulating layer around the inner duct to help absorb transmitted sound.
This makes it particularly useful for indoor horticulture, commercial growing areas and controlled growing environments where substantial ventilation equipment may operate for extended periods and controlling unnecessary noise is important.
Supplied in a 5 metre length with a nominal 317mm / 12.5" diameter, it can be connected to compatible high-capacity fans, carbon filters and ventilation fittings. The flexible construction allows the duct to be routed around equipment and cut to the required length during installation.
Why choose 317mm acoustic ducting?
How does acoustic ducting reduce noise?
Noise within a ventilation system can come from the fan motor, vibration and turbulent air moving through the ductwork. With larger ventilation systems, substantial airflow can make transmitted sound particularly noticeable.
Acoustic ducting surrounds the flexible inner airflow passage with insulation designed to absorb transmitted sound. This helps reduce the amount of fan and airflow noise travelling through the duct route.
It can be particularly useful around high-capacity extraction fans, between compatible fans and carbon filters, and along sections of ductwork where transmitted ventilation noise needs to be controlled.
Acoustic ducting is intended to reduce transmitted noise rather than make a ventilation system completely silent. Fan design, fan speed, airflow velocity, vibration and installation quality all contribute to the final noise level.
Large-diameter acoustic ducting for indoor horticulture
Larger indoor horticultural environments can require substantial air movement to manage temperature, humidity and air exchange. High-capacity extraction and intake systems can consequently become a significant source of environmental-control noise.
Acoustic ducting provides a practical way to reduce sound transmission while maintaining the flexibility needed to connect large ventilation components and route air through the installation.
The 317mm / 12.5" diameter is suitable for compatible high-capacity ventilation systems using appropriately sized inline fans, carbon filters, connectors and other round duct fittings.
Getting the best airflow from acoustic ducting
Correct installation is particularly important with large-diameter ventilation systems. Every length of duct, bend and fitting introduces resistance that the fan must overcome.
Flexible ducting should be extended sufficiently rather than left heavily compressed. This provides a smoother internal path for moving air and helps minimise unnecessary resistance and turbulence.
Keep the ventilation route as short and direct as practical. Avoid crushed sections and excessively tight bends, using gradual changes in direction wherever possible.
The supplied 5m length does not need to be used in full. Cutting the duct to the length actually required can help maintain an efficient airflow path.
Installing 317mm acoustic ducting
Before installation, check that the fan, carbon filter and other ventilation components have compatible nominal 317mm / 12.5" connections.
Fit the flexible inner duct securely over the ventilation connection and fasten it using a suitably sized duct clamp or appropriate fixing. HVAC foil tape can also be used where additional sealing is required.
Arrange the surrounding insulation and outer covering neatly around the completed connection so that the acoustic layer remains as continuous as practical.
Large-diameter insulated ducting can become bulky and relatively heavy over longer runs. Support the duct appropriately rather than allowing its full weight to hang directly from a fan, carbon filter or connecting fitting.
Compatible ventilation equipment
Check the actual connection diameter of individual ventilation components before installation, as nominal sizes and connection dimensions can vary between manufacturers.
317mm (12.5") x 5m Acoustic Ducting product details
| Product type | Insulated acoustic flexible ducting |
|---|---|
| Nominal diameter | 317mm / 12.5" |
| Length | 5m |
| Duct type | Flexible |
| Construction | Acoustically insulated flexible ventilation duct |
| Primary purpose | Air movement with reduced transmission of ventilation noise |
| Suitable airflow | Extraction & intake |
| Compatible system size | Nominal 317mm / 12.5" round ventilation systems |
| Suitable applications | Indoor horticulture, commercial growing areas, controlled growing environments & compatible ventilation installations |
317mm (12.5") Acoustic Ducting FAQs
What is acoustic ducting?
Acoustic ducting is insulated flexible ventilation duct designed to help absorb and reduce sound transmitted through an extraction or intake system. What size is this acoustic duct?
This version has a nominal diameter of 317mm, equivalent to 12.5 inches, and is supplied in a 5 metre length. What is 317mm acoustic ducting typically used for?
Its large diameter makes it suitable for compatible high-capacity ventilation systems where substantial volumes of air need to be moved. Can it be used with a carbon filter?
Yes. It can be used with a carbon filter that has a compatible nominal 317mm / 12.5" connection. Does acoustic ducting reduce fan noise?
It helps reduce fan and airflow sound transmitted along the ductwork. It does not completely eliminate noise generated directly by the fan. Is acoustic ducting quieter than ordinary flexible ducting?
Its insulating layer is specifically intended to absorb transmitted sound, making it useful where reducing ventilation noise is important. Can acoustic ducting be used for horticultural extraction?
Yes. It is well suited to indoor horticultural ventilation systems where temperature, humidity and air exchange need to be managed while keeping transmitted ventilation noise under control. Can it be used for air intake?
Yes. Acoustic ducting can be incorporated into compatible intake as well as extraction systems. Can I cut the 5m duct into shorter sections?
Yes. The duct can be cut to suit the required ventilation route or divided into several individual sections. Should flexible acoustic ducting be fully extended?
It should be extended sufficiently for the installation rather than left unnecessarily compressed. This helps create a smoother internal path for airflow. Do bends in acoustic ducting affect airflow?
Yes. Tight bends increase resistance and turbulence, so smooth and gradual changes in direction are preferable wherever possible. Does duct length affect extraction performance?
Every length of duct introduces some resistance. Longer runs, multiple bends and additional fittings can therefore reduce the effective airflow of a ventilation system. Does large acoustic ducting need supporting?
Yes. Large-diameter insulated duct should be supported appropriately so its weight is not carried entirely by the fan, filter or connecting fittings. How should acoustic ducting be secured?
Use appropriately sized duct clamps or suitable ventilation fixings, with HVAC foil tape where additional sealing is required. How can horticultural ventilation noise be reduced further?
Correct fan sizing, sensible duct routing, vibration isolation, suitable fan-speed control and ventilation silencers can be combined with acoustic ducting to create a quieter overall system.
£23.95
Unit price per£23.95
Unit price per317mm (12.5") x 10m Acoustic Ducting is a large-diameter insulated flexible ventilation duct designed to help reduce fan and airflow noise transmitted through high-capacity extraction and intake systems.
Powerful ventilation systems generate sound from both the fan itself and the movement of large volumes of air. Standard uninsulated ducting can allow this noise to travel along the ventilation route, while acoustic ducting incorporates an insulating layer around the inner duct to help absorb transmitted sound.
This makes it particularly useful for indoor horticulture, commercial growing areas and controlled growing environments where substantial ventilation equipment may operate for extended periods and controlling unnecessary noise is important.
Supplied in a generous 10 metre length with a nominal 317mm / 12.5" diameter, it can be connected to compatible high-capacity fans, carbon filters and ventilation fittings. The flexible construction allows it to be routed around equipment and cut into the exact lengths required for the installation.
Why choose 317mm acoustic ducting?
How does acoustic ducting reduce noise?
Noise within a ventilation system can come from the fan motor, vibration and turbulent air moving through the ductwork. With larger ventilation systems, substantial airflow can make transmitted sound particularly noticeable.
Acoustic ducting surrounds the flexible inner airflow passage with insulation designed to absorb transmitted sound. This helps reduce the amount of fan and airflow noise travelling through the duct route.
It can be particularly useful around high-capacity extraction fans, between compatible fans and carbon filters, and along longer sections of ductwork where transmitted ventilation noise needs to be controlled.
Acoustic ducting is intended to reduce transmitted noise rather than make a ventilation system completely silent. Fan design, fan speed, airflow velocity, vibration and installation quality all contribute to the final noise level.
Large-diameter acoustic ducting for indoor horticulture
Larger indoor horticultural environments can require substantial air movement to manage temperature, humidity and air exchange. High-capacity extraction and intake systems can consequently become a significant source of environmental-control noise.
Acoustic ducting provides a practical way to reduce sound transmission while maintaining the flexibility needed to connect large ventilation components and route air through the installation.
The 317mm / 12.5" diameter is suitable for compatible high-capacity ventilation systems using appropriately sized inline fans, carbon filters, connectors and other round duct fittings.
The 10m length is particularly useful for larger growing areas, longer ventilation routes or installations requiring several separate sections of acoustic ducting.
Getting the best airflow from acoustic ducting
Correct installation is particularly important with large-diameter ventilation systems. Every length of duct, bend and fitting introduces resistance that the fan must overcome.
Flexible ducting should be extended sufficiently rather than left heavily compressed. This provides a smoother internal path for moving air and helps minimise unnecessary resistance and turbulence.
Keep the ventilation route as short and direct as practical. Avoid crushed sections and excessively tight bends, using gradual changes in direction wherever possible.
Although 10 metres of ducting is supplied, there is no requirement to use the complete length in one continuous run. Cutting each section to the length actually required can help minimise unnecessary airflow resistance.
Installing 317mm acoustic ducting
Before installation, check that the fan, carbon filter and other ventilation components have compatible nominal 317mm / 12.5" connections.
Fit the flexible inner duct securely over the ventilation connection and fasten it using a suitably sized duct clamp or appropriate fixing. HVAC foil tape can also be used where additional sealing is required.
Arrange the surrounding insulation and outer covering neatly around the completed connection so that the acoustic layer remains as continuous as practical.
Large-diameter insulated ducting can become bulky and relatively heavy over longer runs. Support the duct appropriately rather than allowing its full weight to hang directly from a fan, carbon filter or connecting fitting.
Compatible ventilation equipment
Check the actual connection diameter of individual ventilation components before installation, as nominal sizes and connection dimensions can vary between manufacturers.
317mm (12.5") x 10m Acoustic Ducting product details
| Product type | Insulated acoustic flexible ducting |
|---|---|
| Nominal diameter | 317mm / 12.5" |
| Length | 10m |
| Duct type | Flexible |
| Construction | Acoustically insulated flexible ventilation duct |
| Primary purpose | Air movement with reduced transmission of ventilation noise |
| Suitable airflow | Extraction & intake |
| Compatible system size | Nominal 317mm / 12.5" round ventilation systems |
| Suitable applications | Indoor horticulture, commercial growing areas, controlled growing environments & compatible ventilation installations |
317mm (12.5") Acoustic Ducting FAQs
What is acoustic ducting?
Acoustic ducting is insulated flexible ventilation duct designed to help absorb and reduce sound transmitted through an extraction or intake system. What size is this acoustic duct?
This version has a nominal diameter of 317mm, equivalent to 12.5 inches, and is supplied in a 10 metre length. What is 317mm acoustic ducting typically used for?
Its large diameter makes it suitable for compatible high-capacity ventilation systems where substantial volumes of air need to be moved. Can it be used with a carbon filter?
Yes. It can be used with a carbon filter that has a compatible nominal 317mm / 12.5" connection. Does acoustic ducting reduce fan noise?
It helps reduce fan and airflow sound transmitted along the ductwork. It does not completely eliminate noise generated directly by the fan. Is acoustic ducting quieter than ordinary flexible ducting?
Its insulating layer is specifically intended to absorb transmitted sound, making it useful where reducing ventilation noise is important. Can acoustic ducting be used for horticultural extraction?
Yes. It is well suited to indoor horticultural ventilation systems where temperature, humidity and air exchange need to be managed while keeping transmitted ventilation noise under control. Can it be used for air intake?
Yes. Acoustic ducting can be incorporated into compatible intake as well as extraction systems. Can I cut the 10m duct into shorter sections?
Yes. It can be cut to suit the required ventilation route or divided into several individual sections. Do I need to use the full 10 metre length?
No. Use only the amount required for the installation. Keeping duct routes reasonably short and direct generally helps minimise unnecessary airflow resistance. Should flexible acoustic ducting be fully extended?
It should be extended sufficiently for the installation rather than left unnecessarily compressed. This helps create a smoother internal path for airflow. Do bends in acoustic ducting affect airflow?
Yes. Tight bends increase resistance and turbulence, so smooth and gradual changes in direction are preferable wherever possible. Does a longer duct run affect extraction performance?
Every length of duct introduces some resistance. Longer runs, multiple bends and additional fittings can therefore reduce the effective airflow of a ventilation system. Does large acoustic ducting need supporting?
Yes. Large-diameter insulated duct should be supported appropriately so its weight is not carried entirely by the fan, filter or connecting fittings. How can horticultural ventilation noise be reduced further?
Correct fan sizing, sensible duct routing, vibration isolation, suitable fan-speed control and ventilation silencers can be combined with acoustic ducting to create a quieter overall system.
£12.99
Unit price per£12.99
Unit price per254mm (10") x 5m Acoustic Ducting is an insulated flexible ventilation duct designed to help reduce fan and airflow noise transmitted through extraction and intake systems.
Powerful ventilation equipment can generate noise from both the fan itself and the movement of air through the system. Standard uninsulated ducting can allow this sound to travel along the ventilation route, while acoustic ducting incorporates an insulating layer around the inner duct to help absorb transmitted noise.
This makes it particularly useful for indoor horticulture, propagation areas, commercial growing areas and controlled growing environments where ventilation equipment may operate for extended periods.
Supplied in a 5 metre length with a nominal 254mm / 10" diameter, it can be connected to compatible fans, carbon filters and ventilation fittings. Its flexible construction allows the duct to be routed around equipment and cut to the required length during installation.
Why choose 254mm acoustic ducting?
How does acoustic ducting reduce noise?
Noise within a ventilation system can come from the fan motor, vibration and turbulent air moving through the ductwork. Some of this sound can travel along ordinary flexible duct and become noticeable elsewhere in the installation.
Acoustic ducting surrounds the flexible inner airflow passage with insulation designed to absorb transmitted sound. This helps reduce the amount of fan and airflow noise travelling through the ventilation route.
It can be particularly useful around extraction fans, between compatible fans and carbon filters, and along sections of ductwork where transmitted ventilation noise needs to be controlled.
Acoustic ducting is intended to reduce transmitted noise rather than make a ventilation system completely silent. Fan design, fan speed, airflow velocity, vibration and installation quality all contribute to the final noise level.
Acoustic ducting for controlled growing environments
Effective ventilation is important for managing temperature, humidity and air exchange within indoor growing environments. Higher-capacity extraction and intake equipment can, however, become a significant source of environmental-control noise.
Acoustic ducting provides a practical way to reduce sound transmission while maintaining the flexibility needed to connect ventilation equipment and route air through the installation.
The 254mm / 10" size is suitable for compatible higher-capacity ventilation systems using appropriately sized inline fans, carbon filters, connectors and other round duct fittings.
Getting the best airflow from acoustic ducting
Correct duct installation is important for maintaining ventilation performance. Flexible ducting should be extended sufficiently rather than left heavily compressed, helping create a smoother internal path for moving air.
Keep the duct route as short and direct as practical. Tight bends, crushed sections and unnecessary changes in direction create additional resistance and can reduce the effective airflow delivered by the fan.
Where the duct needs to change direction, use gradual bends wherever possible. The supplied 5m length can be cut so that only the amount actually required is installed.
Installing 254mm acoustic ducting
Before installation, check that the fan, carbon filter and other ventilation components have compatible nominal 254mm / 10" connections.
Fit the flexible inner duct securely over the ventilation connection and fasten it using a suitably sized duct clamp or appropriate fixing. HVAC foil tape can also be used where additional sealing is required.
Arrange the surrounding insulation and outer covering neatly around the completed connection so that the acoustic layer remains as continuous as practical.
Larger insulated ducting should be supported appropriately rather than allowing its full weight to hang directly from a fan, carbon filter or connecting fitting.
Compatible ventilation equipment
Check the actual connection diameter of individual ventilation components before installation, as nominal sizes and connection dimensions can vary between manufacturers.
254mm (10") x 5m Acoustic Ducting product details
| Product type | Insulated acoustic flexible ducting |
|---|---|
| Nominal diameter | 254mm / 10" |
| Length | 5m |
| Duct type | Flexible |
| Construction | Acoustically insulated flexible ventilation duct |
| Primary purpose | Air movement with reduced transmission of ventilation noise |
| Suitable airflow | Extraction & intake |
| Compatible system size | Nominal 254mm / 10" round ventilation systems |
| Suitable applications | Indoor horticulture, propagation areas, commercial growing areas, controlled growing environments & compatible ventilation installations |
254mm (10") Acoustic Ducting FAQs
What is acoustic ducting?
Acoustic ducting is insulated flexible ventilation duct designed to help absorb and reduce sound transmitted through an extraction or intake system. What size is this acoustic duct?
This version has a nominal diameter of 254mm, equivalent to 10 inches, and is supplied in a 5 metre length. Is this suitable for a 10-inch extraction fan?
Yes, provided the fan has a compatible nominal 254mm / 10" duct connection. Can it be used with a 10-inch carbon filter?
Yes. It can be used with compatible 254mm / 10" carbon filters and extraction fans as part of an appropriately sized ventilation system. Does acoustic ducting reduce fan noise?
It helps reduce fan and airflow sound transmitted along the ductwork. It does not completely eliminate noise generated directly by the fan. Is acoustic ducting quieter than ordinary flexible ducting?
Its insulating layer is specifically intended to absorb transmitted sound, making it useful where reducing ventilation noise is important. Can acoustic ducting be used for horticultural extraction?
Yes. It is well suited to indoor horticultural ventilation systems where temperature, humidity and air exchange need to be managed while keeping transmitted ventilation noise under control. Can it be used for air intake?
Yes. Acoustic ducting can be incorporated into compatible intake as well as extraction systems. Can I cut the 5m duct into shorter sections?
Yes. It can be cut to suit the required ventilation route or divided into several individual sections. Should flexible acoustic ducting be fully extended?
It should be extended sufficiently for the installation rather than left unnecessarily compressed. This helps create a smoother internal path for airflow. Do bends in acoustic ducting affect airflow?
Yes. Tight bends increase resistance and turbulence, so smooth and gradual changes in direction are preferable wherever possible. Does duct length affect extraction performance?
Every length of duct introduces some resistance. Longer runs, multiple bends and additional fittings can therefore reduce the effective airflow of a ventilation system. Does larger acoustic ducting need supporting?
Yes. Larger insulated duct should be supported appropriately so its weight is not carried entirely by the fan, filter or connecting fittings. How should acoustic ducting be secured?
Use appropriately sized duct clamps or suitable ventilation fixings, with HVAC foil tape where additional sealing is required. How can horticultural ventilation noise be reduced further?
Correct fan sizing, sensible duct routing, vibration isolation, suitable fan-speed control and ventilation silencers can be combined with acoustic ducting to create a quieter overall system.
£17.50
Unit price per£17.50
Unit price per254mm (10") x 10m Acoustic Ducting is an insulated flexible ventilation duct designed to help reduce fan and airflow noise transmitted through high-capacity extraction and intake systems.
Powerful ventilation equipment can generate noise from both the fan itself and the movement of air through the system. Standard uninsulated ducting can allow this sound to travel along the ventilation route, while acoustic ducting incorporates an insulating layer around the inner duct to help absorb transmitted noise.
This makes it particularly useful for indoor horticulture, propagation areas, commercial growing areas and controlled growing environments where ventilation equipment may operate for extended periods and controlling unnecessary noise is important.
Supplied in a generous 10 metre length with a nominal 254mm / 10" diameter, it can be connected to compatible fans, carbon filters and ventilation fittings. Its flexible construction allows the duct to be routed around equipment and cut into the exact lengths required for the installation.
Why choose 254mm acoustic ducting?
How does acoustic ducting reduce noise?
Noise within a ventilation system can come from the fan motor, vibration and turbulent air moving through the ductwork. Some of this sound can travel along ordinary flexible duct and become noticeable elsewhere in the installation.
Acoustic ducting surrounds the flexible inner airflow passage with insulation designed to absorb transmitted sound. This helps reduce the amount of fan and airflow noise travelling through the ventilation route.
It can be particularly useful around extraction fans, between compatible fans and carbon filters, and along longer sections of ductwork where transmitted ventilation noise needs to be controlled.
Acoustic ducting is intended to reduce transmitted noise rather than make a ventilation system completely silent. Fan design, fan speed, airflow velocity, vibration and installation quality all contribute to the final noise level.
Acoustic ducting for controlled growing environments
Effective ventilation is important for managing temperature, humidity and air exchange within indoor growing environments. Higher-capacity extraction and intake equipment can, however, become a significant source of environmental-control noise.
Acoustic ducting provides a practical way to reduce sound transmission while maintaining the flexibility needed to connect ventilation equipment and route air through the installation.
The 254mm / 10" size is suitable for compatible higher-capacity ventilation systems using appropriately sized inline fans, carbon filters, connectors and other round duct fittings.
The 10m length is particularly useful for larger growing areas, longer ventilation routes or installations requiring several separate sections of acoustic ducting.
Getting the best airflow from acoustic ducting
Correct duct installation is important for maintaining ventilation performance. Flexible ducting should be extended sufficiently rather than left heavily compressed, helping create a smoother internal path for moving air.
Keep the duct route as short and direct as practical. Tight bends, crushed sections and unnecessary changes in direction create additional resistance and can reduce the effective airflow delivered by the fan.
Where the duct needs to change direction, use gradual bends wherever possible. Although this product provides 10 metres of ducting, there is no need to use the entire length in one continuous run.
Cutting each section to the length actually required can help minimise unnecessary airflow resistance while leaving the remaining duct available for other parts of the ventilation installation.
Installing 254mm acoustic ducting
Before installation, check that the fan, carbon filter and other ventilation components have compatible nominal 254mm / 10" connections.
Fit the flexible inner duct securely over the ventilation connection and fasten it using a suitably sized duct clamp or appropriate fixing. HVAC foil tape can also be used where additional sealing is required.
Arrange the surrounding insulation and outer covering neatly around the completed connection so that the acoustic layer remains as continuous as practical.
Larger insulated ducting should be supported appropriately rather than allowing its full weight to hang directly from a fan, carbon filter or connecting fitting.
Compatible ventilation equipment
Check the actual connection diameter of individual ventilation components before installation, as nominal sizes and connection dimensions can vary between manufacturers.
254mm (10") x 10m Acoustic Ducting product details
| Product type | Insulated acoustic flexible ducting |
|---|---|
| Nominal diameter | 254mm / 10" |
| Length | 10m |
| Duct type | Flexible |
| Construction | Acoustically insulated flexible ventilation duct |
| Primary purpose | Air movement with reduced transmission of ventilation noise |
| Suitable airflow | Extraction & intake |
| Compatible system size | Nominal 254mm / 10" round ventilation systems |
| Suitable applications | Indoor horticulture, propagation areas, commercial growing areas, controlled growing environments & compatible ventilation installations |
254mm (10") Acoustic Ducting FAQs
What is acoustic ducting?
Acoustic ducting is insulated flexible ventilation duct designed to help absorb and reduce sound transmitted through an extraction or intake system. What size is this acoustic duct?
This version has a nominal diameter of 254mm, equivalent to 10 inches, and is supplied in a 10 metre length. Is this suitable for a 10-inch extraction fan?
Yes, provided the fan has a compatible nominal 254mm / 10" duct connection. Can it be used with a 10-inch carbon filter?
Yes. It can be used with compatible 254mm / 10" carbon filters and extraction fans as part of an appropriately sized ventilation system. Does acoustic ducting reduce fan noise?
It helps reduce fan and airflow sound transmitted along the ductwork. It does not completely eliminate noise generated directly by the fan. Is acoustic ducting quieter than ordinary flexible ducting?
Its insulating layer is specifically intended to absorb transmitted sound, making it useful where reducing ventilation noise is important. Can acoustic ducting be used for horticultural extraction?
Yes. It is well suited to indoor horticultural ventilation systems where temperature, humidity and air exchange need to be managed while keeping transmitted ventilation noise under control. Can it be used for air intake?
Yes. Acoustic ducting can be incorporated into compatible intake as well as extraction systems. Can I cut the 10m duct into shorter sections?
Yes. It can be cut to suit the required ventilation route or divided into several individual sections. Do I need to use the full 10 metre length?
No. Use only the amount required for the installation. Keeping duct routes reasonably short and direct generally helps minimise unnecessary airflow resistance. Should flexible acoustic ducting be fully extended?
It should be extended sufficiently for the installation rather than left unnecessarily compressed. This helps create a smoother internal path for airflow. Do bends in acoustic ducting affect airflow?
Yes. Tight bends increase resistance and turbulence, so smooth and gradual changes in direction are preferable wherever possible. Does a longer duct run affect extraction performance?
Every length of duct introduces some resistance. Longer runs, multiple bends and additional fittings can therefore reduce the effective airflow of a ventilation system. How should a long run of acoustic ducting be supported?
Longer sections should be supported at suitable intervals so that their weight is not carried entirely by the fan, filter or connecting fittings. How can horticultural ventilation noise be reduced further?
Correct fan sizing, sensible duct routing, vibration isolation, suitable fan-speed control and ventilation silencers can be combined with acoustic ducting to create a quieter overall system.
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Unit price per200mm (8") Quick Release Ducting Clip provides a strong, secure and removable connection for compatible 200mm round ventilation ducting, fans, filters and fittings.
A secure duct connection is important for maintaining an efficient ventilation system. Loose connections can allow ducting to move, create unwanted air leakage and make servicing more difficult. This adjustable metal clip fits around the outside of the duct and tightens securely around the connection point.
The quick-release design is particularly useful where ventilation equipment may need to be disconnected for cleaning, maintenance or replacement. Rather than permanently fixing the ductwork, the clip can be released and refitted when access is required.
Sized for 200mm / 8" ventilation systems, it is suitable for connecting compatible flexible ducting and acoustic ducting to fans, carbon filters, rigid fittings and other round ventilation components.
Why choose a quick release ducting clip?
Secure 200mm ventilation connections
Quick release ducting clips are designed to create a reliable mechanical connection between flexible ducting and round ventilation equipment.
They are particularly useful in indoor horticultural ventilation systems where fans, filters and ductwork may need periodic inspection, cleaning or replacement.
The clip can be used around the flexible inner section of acoustic ducting or around compatible standard flexible ducting, securing it to an appropriately sized spigot or connector.
How to fit a quick release ducting clip
Position the ducting over the compatible 200mm connection and place the clip around the outside of the duct. Make sure sufficient ducting overlaps the connection before tightening the clip.
Tighten the band until the duct is held securely. The connection should be firm without unnecessarily crushing or damaging the ducting.
Where a particularly airtight connection is required, suitable HVAC foil tape can also be used in conjunction with the mechanical fixing.
When equipment needs to be removed, release the clip, disconnect the duct and refit the clip when the system is reassembled.
What can a 200mm ducting clip be used with?
Always check the actual outside diameter of the connection and the required clamping range before installation, particularly when combining components from different manufacturers.
200mm (8") Quick Release Ducting Clip product details
| Product type | Quick release ventilation ducting clip |
|---|---|
| Nominal size | 200mm / 8" |
| Construction | Metal band clamp |
| Fastening type | Adjustable quick-release fastening |
| Primary purpose | Securing ducting to compatible round ventilation connections |
| Suitable ducting | Compatible flexible & acoustic ventilation ducting |
| Suitable equipment | Fans, carbon filters, connectors & compatible round ventilation fittings |
| Outer case quantity | 100 clips |
200mm (8") Quick Release Ducting Clip FAQs
What is a quick release ducting clip?
It is an adjustable metal band clamp used to secure flexible ducting around a compatible round ventilation connection. What size ventilation system is this clip for?
This version is intended for compatible nominal 200mm / 8" ventilation connections. Can I use this with flexible ducting?
Yes. It is designed for securing compatible flexible ventilation ducting to round fans, filters, connectors and fittings. Can it be used with acoustic ducting?
Yes. It can be used to secure the flexible duct section of compatible 200mm acoustic ducting to an appropriately sized connection. Can I use it to connect ducting to an extraction fan?
Yes, provided the fan connection and ducting are compatible with the clip's 200mm nominal size. Can it secure ducting to a carbon filter?
Yes. It is suitable for compatible 200mm carbon filter connections. Why use a ducting clip instead of tape?
A ducting clip provides a mechanical fixing around the connection and can be released when equipment needs servicing. Foil tape can still be added where additional air sealing is required. Is the ducting clip reusable?
Yes. The quick-release fastening allows the clip to be opened and refitted when ventilation components need to be disconnected. How tight should the clip be?
It should be tightened sufficiently to hold the duct securely without unnecessarily crushing or damaging the ducting or connection. Does a ducting clip help prevent air leaks?
A secure mechanical connection helps keep ducting firmly seated on the fitting. Where additional sealing is required, suitable HVAC foil tape can be used alongside the clip. Can it be used on intake and extraction systems?
Yes. The clip can be used on compatible duct connections in both intake and extraction ventilation systems. Is this suitable for horticultural ventilation systems?
Yes. It is suitable for compatible ventilation installations used in propagation areas, indoor growing areas and other controlled horticultural environments. Can it connect two pieces of ducting directly together?
A suitable duct connector or coupler is normally placed between the two duct sections, with a separate clip securing the duct at each end. Should I check the connection diameter before ordering?
Yes. Check the nominal and actual connection dimensions of your fan, filter or fitting, particularly when combining ventilation equipment from different manufacturers.
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Unit price per125mm (5") Quick Release Ducting Clip provides a strong, secure and removable connection for compatible 125mm round ventilation ducting, fans, filters and fittings.
A secure duct connection is important for maintaining an efficient ventilation system. Loose connections can allow ducting to move and create unwanted air leakage. This adjustable metal clip fits around the outside of the duct and tightens securely around the connection point.
The quick-release design is particularly useful where ventilation equipment may need to be disconnected for cleaning, maintenance or replacement. The clip can be released and refitted, providing a practical alternative to relying solely on tape for mechanical fixing.
Sized for 125mm / 5" ventilation systems, it is suitable for connecting compatible flexible ducting and acoustic ducting to fans, carbon filters, rigid fittings and other round ventilation components.
Why choose a quick release ducting clip?
Secure 125mm ventilation connections
Quick release ducting clips are designed to create a reliable mechanical connection between flexible ducting and round ventilation equipment.
They are particularly useful in indoor horticultural ventilation systems where fans, filters and ductwork may need periodic inspection, cleaning or replacement.
The clip can be used around compatible standard flexible ducting or the flexible inner section of acoustic ducting, securing it to an appropriately sized spigot or connector.
How to fit a 125mm quick release ducting clip
Position the ducting over the compatible 125mm connection and place the clip around the outside of the duct. Make sure sufficient ducting overlaps the connection before tightening the clip.
Tighten the band until the duct is held securely. The connection should be firm without unnecessarily crushing or damaging the ducting.
Where a particularly airtight connection is required, suitable HVAC foil tape can also be used in conjunction with the mechanical fixing.
When equipment needs to be removed for cleaning or maintenance, release the clip, disconnect the duct and refit the clip when the system is reassembled.
What can a 125mm ducting clip be used with?
Always check the actual outside diameter of the connection and the required clamping range before installation, particularly when combining components from different manufacturers.
125mm (5") Quick Release Ducting Clip product details
| Product type | Quick release ventilation ducting clip |
|---|---|
| Nominal size | 125mm / 5" |
| Construction | Metal band clamp |
| Fastening type | Adjustable quick-release fastening |
| Primary purpose | Securing ducting to compatible round ventilation connections |
| Suitable ducting | Compatible flexible & acoustic ventilation ducting |
| Suitable equipment | Fans, carbon filters, connectors & compatible round ventilation fittings |
| Outer case quantity | 100 clips |
125mm (5") Quick Release Ducting Clip FAQs
What is a quick release ducting clip?
It is an adjustable metal band clamp used to secure flexible ducting around a compatible round ventilation connection. What size ventilation system is this clip for?
This version is intended for compatible nominal 125mm / 5" ventilation connections. Can I use this with flexible ducting?
Yes. It is designed for securing compatible flexible ventilation ducting to round fans, filters, connectors and fittings. Can it be used with acoustic ducting?
Yes. It can be used to secure the flexible duct section of compatible 125mm acoustic ducting to an appropriately sized connection. Can I use it to connect ducting to an extraction fan?
Yes, provided the fan connection and ducting are compatible with the clip's 125mm nominal size. Can it secure ducting to a carbon filter?
Yes. It is suitable for compatible 125mm carbon filter connections. Why use a ducting clip instead of tape?
A ducting clip provides a mechanical fixing around the connection and can be released when equipment needs servicing. Foil tape can still be added where additional air sealing is required. Is the ducting clip reusable?
Yes. The quick-release fastening allows the clip to be opened and refitted when ventilation components need to be disconnected. How tight should the clip be?
It should be tightened sufficiently to hold the duct securely without unnecessarily crushing or damaging the ducting or connection. Does a ducting clip help prevent air leaks?
A secure mechanical connection helps keep ducting firmly seated on the fitting. Where additional sealing is required, suitable HVAC foil tape can be used alongside the clip. Can it be used on intake and extraction systems?
Yes. The clip can be used on compatible duct connections in both intake and extraction ventilation systems. Is this suitable for horticultural ventilation systems?
Yes. It is suitable for compatible ventilation installations used in propagation areas, indoor growing areas and other controlled horticultural environments. Can it connect two pieces of ducting directly together?
A suitable duct connector or coupler is normally placed between the two duct sections, with a separate clip securing the duct at each end. Should I check the connection diameter before ordering?
Yes. Check the nominal and actual connection dimensions of your fan, filter or fitting, particularly when combining ventilation equipment from different manufacturers.
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Unit price per100mm (4") Quick Release Ducting Clip provides a strong, secure and removable connection for compatible 100mm round ventilation ducting, fans, filters and fittings.
A secure duct connection is important for maintaining an efficient ventilation system. Loose connections can allow ducting to move and create unwanted air leakage. This adjustable metal clip fits around the outside of the duct and tightens securely around the connection point.
The quick-release design is particularly useful where ventilation equipment may need to be disconnected for cleaning, maintenance or replacement. The clip can be released and refitted, providing a practical alternative to relying solely on tape for mechanical fixing.
Sized for 100mm / 4" ventilation systems, it is suitable for connecting compatible flexible ducting and acoustic ducting to fans, carbon filters, rigid fittings and other round ventilation components.
Why choose a quick release ducting clip?
Secure 100mm ventilation connections
Quick release ducting clips are designed to create a reliable mechanical connection between flexible ducting and round ventilation equipment.
They are particularly useful in indoor horticultural ventilation systems where fans, filters and ductwork may need periodic inspection, cleaning or replacement.
The clip can be used around compatible standard flexible ducting or the flexible inner section of acoustic ducting, securing it to an appropriately sized spigot or connector.
How to fit a 100mm quick release ducting clip
Position the ducting over the compatible 100mm connection and place the clip around the outside of the duct. Make sure sufficient ducting overlaps the connection before tightening the clip.
Tighten the band until the duct is held securely. The connection should be firm without unnecessarily crushing or damaging the ducting.
Where a particularly airtight connection is required, suitable HVAC foil tape can also be used in conjunction with the mechanical fixing.
When equipment needs to be removed for cleaning or maintenance, release the clip, disconnect the duct and refit the clip when the system is reassembled.
What can a 100mm ducting clip be used with?
Always check the actual outside diameter of the connection and the required clamping range before installation, particularly when combining components from different manufacturers.
100mm (4") Quick Release Ducting Clip product details
| Product type | Quick release ventilation ducting clip |
|---|---|
| Nominal size | 100mm / 4" |
| Construction | Metal band clamp |
| Fastening type | Adjustable quick-release fastening |
| Primary purpose | Securing ducting to compatible round ventilation connections |
| Suitable ducting | Compatible flexible & acoustic ventilation ducting |
| Suitable equipment | Fans, carbon filters, connectors & compatible round ventilation fittings |
| Outer case quantity | 100 clips |
100mm (4") Quick Release Ducting Clip FAQs
What is a quick release ducting clip?
It is an adjustable metal band clamp used to secure flexible ducting around a compatible round ventilation connection. What size ventilation system is this clip for?
This version is intended for compatible nominal 100mm / 4" ventilation connections. Can I use this with flexible ducting?
Yes. It is designed for securing compatible flexible ventilation ducting to round fans, filters, connectors and fittings. Can it be used with acoustic ducting?
Yes. It can be used to secure the flexible duct section of compatible 100mm acoustic ducting to an appropriately sized connection. Can I use it to connect ducting to an extraction fan?
Yes, provided the fan connection and ducting are compatible with the clip's 100mm nominal size. Can it secure ducting to a carbon filter?
Yes. It is suitable for compatible 100mm carbon filter connections. Why use a ducting clip instead of tape?
A ducting clip provides a mechanical fixing around the connection and can be released when equipment needs servicing. Foil tape can still be added where additional air sealing is required. Is the ducting clip reusable?
Yes. The quick-release fastening allows the clip to be opened and refitted when ventilation components need to be disconnected. How tight should the clip be?
It should be tightened sufficiently to hold the duct securely without unnecessarily crushing or damaging the ducting or connection. Does a ducting clip help prevent air leaks?
A secure mechanical connection helps keep ducting firmly seated on the fitting. Where additional sealing is required, suitable HVAC foil tape can be used alongside the clip. Can it be used on intake and extraction systems?
Yes. The clip can be used on compatible duct connections in both intake and extraction ventilation systems. Is this suitable for horticultural ventilation systems?
Yes. It is suitable for compatible ventilation installations used in propagation areas, indoor growing areas and other controlled horticultural environments. Can it connect two pieces of ducting directly together?
A suitable duct connector or coupler is normally placed between the two duct sections, with a separate clip securing the duct at each end. Should I check the connection diameter before ordering?
Yes. Check the nominal and actual connection dimensions of your fan, filter or fitting, particularly when combining ventilation equipment from different manufacturers.
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Unit price per315mm (12.5") Quick Release Ducting Clip provides a strong, secure and removable connection for compatible 315mm round ventilation ducting, fans, filters and fittings.
A secure duct connection is important for maintaining an efficient ventilation system. Loose connections can allow ducting to move and create unwanted air leakage. This adjustable metal clip fits around the outside of the duct and tightens securely around the connection point.
The quick-release design is particularly useful where ventilation equipment may need to be disconnected for cleaning, maintenance or replacement. The clip can be released and refitted, providing a practical alternative to relying solely on tape for mechanical fixing.
Sized for 315mm / 12.5" ventilation systems, it is suitable for connecting compatible flexible ducting and acoustic ducting to fans, carbon filters, rigid fittings and other round ventilation components.
Why choose a quick release ducting clip?
Secure 315mm ventilation connections
Quick release ducting clips are designed to create a reliable mechanical connection between flexible ducting and round ventilation equipment.
They are particularly useful in indoor horticultural ventilation systems where fans, filters and ductwork may need periodic inspection, cleaning or replacement.
The 315mm size is suited to larger ventilation installations where high-capacity fans and filters require substantial duct connections. The clip can be used around compatible standard flexible ducting or the flexible inner section of acoustic ducting.
How to fit a 315mm quick release ducting clip
Position the ducting over the compatible 315mm connection and place the clip around the outside of the duct. Make sure sufficient ducting overlaps the connection before tightening the clip.
Tighten the band until the duct is held securely. The connection should be firm without unnecessarily crushing or damaging the ducting.
Where a particularly airtight connection is required, suitable HVAC foil tape can also be used in conjunction with the mechanical fixing.
When equipment needs to be removed for cleaning or maintenance, release the clip, disconnect the duct and refit the clip when the system is reassembled.
What can a 315mm ducting clip be used with?
Always check the actual outside diameter of the connection and the required clamping range before installation, particularly when combining components from different manufacturers.
315mm (12.5") Quick Release Ducting Clip product details
| Product type | Quick release ventilation ducting clip |
|---|---|
| Nominal size | 315mm / 12.5" |
| Construction | Metal band clamp |
| Fastening type | Adjustable quick-release fastening |
| Primary purpose | Securing ducting to compatible round ventilation connections |
| Suitable ducting | Compatible flexible & acoustic ventilation ducting |
| Suitable equipment | Fans, carbon filters, connectors & compatible round ventilation fittings |
| Outer case quantity | 100 clips |
315mm (12.5") Quick Release Ducting Clip FAQs
What is a quick release ducting clip?
It is an adjustable metal band clamp used to secure flexible ducting around a compatible round ventilation connection. What size ventilation system is this clip for?
This version is intended for compatible nominal 315mm / 12.5" ventilation connections. Can I use this with flexible ducting?
Yes. It is designed for securing compatible flexible ventilation ducting to round fans, filters, connectors and fittings. Can it be used with acoustic ducting?
Yes. It can be used to secure the flexible duct section of compatible 315mm acoustic ducting to an appropriately sized connection. Can I use it to connect ducting to an extraction fan?
Yes, provided the fan connection and ducting are compatible with the clip's 315mm nominal size. Can it secure ducting to a carbon filter?
Yes. It is suitable for compatible 315mm carbon filter connections. Why use a ducting clip instead of tape?
A ducting clip provides a mechanical fixing around the connection and can be released when equipment needs servicing. Foil tape can still be added where additional air sealing is required. Is the ducting clip reusable?
Yes. The quick-release fastening allows the clip to be opened and refitted when ventilation components need to be disconnected. How tight should the clip be?
It should be tightened sufficiently to hold the duct securely without unnecessarily crushing or damaging the ducting or connection. Does a ducting clip help prevent air leaks?
A secure mechanical connection helps keep ducting firmly seated on the fitting. Where additional sealing is required, suitable HVAC foil tape can be used alongside the clip. Can it be used on intake and extraction systems?
Yes. The clip can be used on compatible duct connections in both intake and extraction ventilation systems. Is this suitable for horticultural ventilation systems?
Yes. It is suitable for compatible ventilation installations used in propagation areas, indoor growing areas and other controlled horticultural environments. Can it connect two pieces of ducting directly together?
A suitable duct connector or coupler is normally placed between the two duct sections, with a separate clip securing the duct at each end. Should I check the connection diameter before ordering?
Yes. Check the nominal and actual connection dimensions of your fan, filter or fitting, particularly when combining ventilation equipment from different manufacturers.
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Unit price per250mm (10") Quick Release Ducting Clip provides a strong, secure and removable connection for compatible 250mm round ventilation ducting, fans, filters and fittings.
A secure duct connection is important for maintaining an efficient ventilation system. Loose connections can allow ducting to move and create unwanted air leakage. This adjustable metal clip fits around the outside of the duct and tightens securely around the connection point.
The quick-release design is particularly useful where ventilation equipment may need to be disconnected for cleaning, maintenance or replacement. The clip can be released and refitted, providing a practical alternative to relying solely on tape for mechanical fixing.
Sized for 250mm / 10" ventilation systems, it is suitable for connecting compatible flexible ducting and acoustic ducting to fans, carbon filters, rigid fittings and other round ventilation components.
Why choose a quick release ducting clip?
Secure 250mm ventilation connections
Quick release ducting clips are designed to create a reliable mechanical connection between flexible ducting and round ventilation equipment.
They are particularly useful in controlled environment and horticultural ventilation systems where fans, filters and ductwork may need periodic inspection, cleaning or replacement.
The 250mm size is suitable for larger ventilation installations using compatible 10-inch fans, filters and ductwork. The clip can be used around standard flexible ducting or the flexible inner section of compatible acoustic ducting.
How to fit a 250mm quick release ducting clip
Position the ducting over the compatible 250mm connection and place the clip around the outside of the duct. Make sure sufficient ducting overlaps the connection before tightening the clip.
Tighten the band until the duct is held securely. The connection should be firm without unnecessarily crushing or damaging the ducting.
Where additional air sealing is required, suitable HVAC foil tape can also be used alongside the mechanical fixing.
When equipment needs to be removed for cleaning or maintenance, release the clip, disconnect the duct and refit the clip when the system is reassembled.
What can a 250mm ducting clip be used with?
Always check the actual outside diameter of the connection and the required clamping range before installation, particularly when combining components from different manufacturers.
250mm (10") Quick Release Ducting Clip product details
| Product type | Quick release ventilation ducting clip |
|---|---|
| Nominal size | 250mm / 10" |
| Construction | Metal band clamp |
| Fastening type | Adjustable quick-release fastening |
| Primary purpose | Securing ducting to compatible round ventilation connections |
| Suitable ducting | Compatible flexible & acoustic ventilation ducting |
| Suitable equipment | Fans, carbon filters, connectors & compatible round ventilation fittings |
| Outer case quantity | 100 clips |
250mm (10") Quick Release Ducting Clip FAQs
What is a quick release ducting clip?
It is an adjustable metal band clamp used to secure flexible ducting around a compatible round ventilation connection. What size ventilation system is this clip for?
This version is intended for compatible nominal 250mm / 10" ventilation connections. Can I use this with flexible ducting?
Yes. It is designed for securing compatible flexible ventilation ducting to round fans, filters, connectors and fittings. Can it be used with acoustic ducting?
Yes. It can be used to secure the flexible duct section of compatible 250mm acoustic ducting to an appropriately sized connection. Can I use it to connect ducting to an extraction fan?
Yes, provided the fan connection and ducting are compatible with the clip's 250mm nominal size. Can it secure ducting to a carbon filter?
Yes. It is suitable for compatible 250mm carbon filter connections. Why use a ducting clip instead of tape?
A ducting clip provides a mechanical fixing around the connection and can be released when equipment needs servicing. Foil tape can still be added where additional air sealing is required. Is the ducting clip reusable?
Yes. The quick-release fastening allows the clip to be opened and refitted when ventilation components need to be disconnected. How tight should the clip be?
It should be tightened sufficiently to hold the duct securely without unnecessarily crushing or damaging the ducting or connection. Does a ducting clip help prevent air leaks?
A secure mechanical connection helps keep ducting firmly seated on the fitting. Where additional sealing is required, suitable HVAC foil tape can be used alongside the clip. Can it be used on intake and extraction systems?
Yes. The clip can be used on compatible duct connections in both intake and extraction ventilation systems. Is this suitable for horticultural ventilation systems?
Yes. It can be used as part of compatible ventilation systems in propagation areas, indoor growing areas and other controlled horticultural environments. Can it connect two pieces of ducting directly together?
A suitable duct connector or coupler is normally placed between the two duct sections, with a separate clip securing the duct at each end. Should I check the connection diameter before ordering?
Yes. Check the nominal and actual connection dimensions of your fan, filter or fitting, particularly when combining ventilation equipment from different manufacturers.
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Unit price per127mm (5") x 5m COMBI Ducting is a flexible reinforced ventilation duct designed for reliable air movement in extraction and intake systems.
COMBI ducting combines the flexibility required for straightforward installation with a more robust outer construction than basic foil ducting. It is well suited to ventilation systems where ductwork needs to negotiate equipment, corners or other obstacles while remaining easy to position.
The flexible construction allows the duct to be extended, routed and cut to the required length, making it a practical choice for both new ventilation installations and replacement duct runs.
With a nominal diameter of 127mm / 5", this 5 metre length is designed for use with compatible fans, filters, connectors, reducers and other round ventilation components.
Why choose COMBI ducting?
Flexible ducting for controlled environment ventilation
Effective ventilation depends on moving air between components with as little unnecessary resistance as practical. Flexible COMBI ducting makes it easier to create a complete duct route without requiring rigid sections throughout the installation.
It is suitable for connecting compatible extraction fans, air filters and ventilation fittings in propagation areas, growing areas, nurseries and other controlled horticultural environments.
The duct can also be used for general ventilation applications where a flexible 127mm air duct is required.
Installing 127mm COMBI ducting
Extend the ducting to the required length and plan the route before making the final connections. Keeping the duct run reasonably direct helps reduce unnecessary airflow resistance.
Avoid excessively tight bends, severe compression or crushing the duct, as restrictions in the airflow path can reduce ventilation performance.
Fit the duct securely over compatible 127mm connections and use an appropriately sized ducting clip or clamp to create a reliable mechanical fixing. Suitable HVAC foil tape can also be used where additional air sealing is required.
Longer runs should be supported where necessary rather than allowing excessive sections of ducting to hang unsupported.
Getting the best airflow from flexible ducting
Flexible ducting provides considerable installation freedom, but the route of the duct still affects the performance of the ventilation system.
For efficient airflow, use the shortest practical duct route, minimise unnecessary bends and avoid leaving excessive compressed duct between components. Where a direction change is required, a gradual bend is preferable to a tightly folded section.
Fan performance should always be considered across the complete ventilation system, including the duct length, bends, filters, silencers, reducers and other fittings installed in the airflow path.
127mm (5") x 5m COMBI Ducting product details
| Product type | Reinforced flexible ventilation ducting |
|---|---|
| Nominal diameter | 127mm / 5" |
| Length | 5m |
| Duct type | Flexible |
| Primary purpose | Air extraction & intake ventilation |
| Compatible system size | Nominal 127mm / 5" round ventilation systems |
| Suitable connections | Compatible fans, filters, connectors, reducers & round ventilation fittings |
| Suitable applications | Controlled environment, propagation, nursery, growing area & general ventilation installations |
127mm (5") x 5m COMBI Ducting FAQs
What is COMBI ducting?
COMBI ducting is flexible ventilation ducting with a reinforced outer construction, providing a practical and robust way to connect ventilation equipment while retaining the flexibility needed for installation. What diameter is this COMBI ducting?
This version has a nominal diameter of 127mm, commonly referred to as 5-inch ducting. How long is the ducting?
This product is supplied as a 5 metre length. Can COMBI ducting be used with a 5-inch extraction fan?
Yes, it can be used with compatible fans designed for nominal 127mm / 5" ventilation connections. Can it connect to a carbon filter?
Yes. The ducting can be connected to a compatible 127mm carbon filter or to suitable adapters where different component sizes are being combined. Can COMBI ducting be used for air intake?
Yes. It can be used for both extraction and intake applications within a compatible ventilation system. Can I cut the 5m duct to a shorter length?
Yes. Flexible ducting can be cut to suit the installation, allowing the 5 metre length to be divided or shortened as required. Do I need to use the full 5 metres?
No. Use only the length required. Keeping duct runs as short and direct as practical generally helps minimise resistance to airflow. How should COMBI ducting be attached?
Fit the duct over a compatible connection and secure it with an appropriately sized ducting clip or clamp. HVAC foil tape can be added where further air sealing is required. Can the ducting bend around obstacles?
Yes. Its flexible construction allows it to be routed around equipment and obstacles, although gradual bends are preferable to tight folds or sharp restrictions. Do bends in flexible ducting reduce airflow?
Every duct system creates some resistance. Excessive duct length, tight bends and compressed sections can increase that resistance, so a direct and unrestricted route is preferable. Can this ducting be used with reducers and connectors?
Yes. Compatible round connectors, reducers, elbows and other ventilation fittings can be incorporated into the duct system as required. Should long sections of flexible ducting be supported?
Yes. Supporting longer sections can help prevent excessive sagging and keep the intended airflow route in place. Is COMBI ducting the same as acoustic ducting?
No. COMBI ducting is primarily a reinforced flexible air duct. Acoustic ducting incorporates additional insulation specifically intended to help reduce the transmission of fan and airflow noise. Is this suitable for horticultural ventilation?
Yes. It is suitable for compatible ventilation systems used in propagation, nursery and controlled growing environments, as well as general ventilation applications.
£7.99
Unit price per£7.99
Unit price per127mm (5") x 10m COMBI Ducting is a flexible reinforced ventilation duct designed for reliable air movement in extraction and intake systems.
COMBI ducting combines the flexibility required for straightforward installation with a more robust outer construction than basic foil ducting. It is well suited to ventilation systems where ductwork needs to negotiate equipment, corners or other obstacles while remaining easy to position.
The flexible construction allows the duct to be extended, routed and cut to the required length. The generous 10 metre length is particularly useful for longer ventilation runs or where several shorter sections are required from one length.
With a nominal diameter of 127mm / 5", it is designed for use with compatible fans, filters, connectors, reducers and other round ventilation components.
Why choose COMBI ducting?
Flexible ducting for controlled environment ventilation
Effective ventilation depends on moving air between components with as little unnecessary resistance as practical. Flexible COMBI ducting makes it easier to create a complete duct route without requiring rigid sections throughout the installation.
It is suitable for connecting compatible extraction fans, air filters and ventilation fittings in propagation areas, growing areas, nurseries and other controlled horticultural environments.
The 10 metre length also provides useful flexibility on larger installations where equipment is positioned further apart or where multiple sections of 127mm ducting are required.
Installing 127mm COMBI ducting
Extend the ducting to the required length and plan the route before making the final connections. Keeping the duct run reasonably direct helps reduce unnecessary airflow resistance.
Avoid excessively tight bends, severe compression or crushing the duct, as restrictions in the airflow path can reduce ventilation performance.
Fit the duct securely over compatible 127mm connections and use an appropriately sized ducting clip or clamp to create a reliable mechanical fixing. Suitable HVAC foil tape can also be used where additional air sealing is required.
Longer duct runs should be supported where necessary rather than allowing excessive sections to sag or hang unsupported.
Getting the best airflow from flexible ducting
Although this product is supplied as a 10 metre length, there is no requirement to use the entire length in a single duct run. Using only the amount required for the installation can help reduce unnecessary resistance.
For efficient airflow, use the shortest practical route, minimise unnecessary bends and avoid leaving excessive compressed duct between components. Where a direction change is required, a gradual bend is preferable to a tightly folded section.
Fan performance should be considered across the complete ventilation system, including duct length, bends, filters, silencers, reducers and other fittings installed in the airflow path.
127mm (5") x 10m COMBI Ducting product details
| Product type | Reinforced flexible ventilation ducting |
|---|---|
| Nominal diameter | 127mm / 5" |
| Length | 10m |
| Duct type | Flexible |
| Primary purpose | Air extraction & intake ventilation |
| Compatible system size | Nominal 127mm / 5" round ventilation systems |
| Suitable connections | Compatible fans, filters, connectors, reducers & round ventilation fittings |
| Suitable applications | Controlled environment, propagation, nursery, growing area & general ventilation installations |
127mm (5") x 10m COMBI Ducting FAQs
What is COMBI ducting?
COMBI ducting is flexible ventilation ducting with a reinforced outer construction, providing a practical and robust way to connect ventilation equipment while retaining the flexibility needed for installation. What diameter is this COMBI ducting?
This version has a nominal diameter of 127mm, commonly referred to as 5-inch ducting. How long is the ducting?
This product is supplied as a 10 metre length. Can COMBI ducting be used with a 5-inch extraction fan?
Yes, it can be used with compatible fans designed for nominal 127mm / 5" ventilation connections. Can it connect to a carbon filter?
Yes. The ducting can be connected to a compatible 127mm carbon filter or to suitable adapters where different component sizes are being combined. Can COMBI ducting be used for air intake?
Yes. It can be used for both extraction and intake applications within a compatible ventilation system. Can I cut the 10m duct to shorter lengths?
Yes. Flexible ducting can be cut to suit the installation, making the 10 metre length useful where several shorter sections are required. Do I need to use the full 10 metres?
No. Use only the length required. Keeping duct runs as short and direct as practical generally helps minimise resistance to airflow. How should COMBI ducting be attached?
Fit the duct over a compatible connection and secure it with an appropriately sized ducting clip or clamp. HVAC foil tape can be added where further air sealing is required. Can the ducting bend around obstacles?
Yes. Its flexible construction allows it to be routed around equipment and obstacles, although gradual bends are preferable to tight folds or sharp restrictions. Do bends in flexible ducting reduce airflow?
Excessive duct length, tight bends and compressed sections can increase resistance to airflow, so a direct and unrestricted route is preferable. Can this ducting be used with reducers and connectors?
Yes. Compatible round connectors, reducers, elbows and other ventilation fittings can be incorporated into the duct system as required. Should a 10m duct run be supported?
Yes. Longer sections should be supported where necessary to help prevent excessive sagging and maintain the intended duct route. Is COMBI ducting the same as acoustic ducting?
No. COMBI ducting is primarily a reinforced flexible air duct. Acoustic ducting incorporates additional insulation specifically intended to help reduce the transmission of fan and airflow noise. Is this suitable for horticultural ventilation?
Yes. It is suitable for compatible ventilation systems used in propagation, nursery and controlled growing environments, as well as general ventilation applications.
£3.45
Unit price per£3.45
Unit price per102mm (4") x 5m COMBI Ducting is a flexible reinforced ventilation duct designed for reliable air movement in extraction and intake systems.
COMBI ducting combines the flexibility required for straightforward installation with a more robust outer construction than basic foil ducting. It is well suited to ventilation systems where ductwork needs to negotiate equipment, corners or other obstacles while remaining easy to position.
The flexible construction allows the duct to be extended, routed and cut to the required length, making this 5 metre section a practical choice for connecting ventilation equipment where rigid ductwork would be less convenient.
With a nominal diameter of 102mm / 4", it is designed for use with compatible fans, filters, connectors, reducers and other round ventilation components.
Why choose COMBI ducting?
Flexible ducting for controlled environment ventilation
Effective ventilation depends on moving air between components with as little unnecessary resistance as practical. Flexible COMBI ducting makes it easier to create a complete duct route without requiring rigid sections throughout the installation.
It is suitable for connecting compatible extraction fans, air filters and ventilation fittings in propagation areas, growing areas, nurseries and other controlled horticultural environments.
The 5 metre length is particularly useful for individual ventilation runs, equipment connections and installations where several shorter sections of 102mm ducting are required.
Installing 102mm COMBI ducting
Extend the ducting to the required length and plan the route before making the final connections. Keeping the duct run reasonably direct helps reduce unnecessary airflow resistance.
Avoid excessively tight bends, severe compression or crushing the duct, as restrictions in the airflow path can reduce ventilation performance.
Fit the duct securely over compatible 102mm connections and use an appropriately sized ducting clip or clamp to create a reliable mechanical fixing. Suitable HVAC foil tape can also be used where additional air sealing is required.
Support the duct where necessary to prevent excessive sagging and to maintain a clean, unrestricted airflow path between components.
Getting the best airflow from flexible ducting
For efficient airflow, use the shortest practical duct route and minimise unnecessary bends. Flexible ducting should be extended sufficiently to avoid excessive bunching or compression between components.
Where a change in direction is required, a gradual bend is preferable to a tightly folded section. Keeping the internal airflow path as open as possible helps the connected fan operate more effectively.
Fan performance should be considered across the complete ventilation system, including duct length, bends, filters, silencers, reducers and other fittings installed in the airflow path.
102mm (4") x 5m COMBI Ducting product details
| Product type | Reinforced flexible ventilation ducting |
|---|---|
| Nominal diameter | 102mm / 4" |
| Length | 5m |
| Duct type | Flexible |
| Primary purpose | Air extraction & intake ventilation |
| Compatible system size | Nominal 102mm / 4" round ventilation systems |
| Suitable connections | Compatible fans, filters, connectors, reducers & round ventilation fittings |
| Suitable applications | Controlled environment, propagation, nursery, growing area & general ventilation installations |
102mm (4") x 5m COMBI Ducting FAQs
What is COMBI ducting?
COMBI ducting is flexible ventilation ducting with a reinforced outer construction, providing a practical and robust way to connect ventilation equipment while retaining the flexibility needed for installation. What diameter is this COMBI ducting?
This version has a nominal diameter of 102mm, commonly referred to as 4-inch ducting. How long is the ducting?
This product is supplied as a 5 metre length. Can COMBI ducting be used with a 4-inch extraction fan?
Yes, it can be used with compatible fans designed for nominal 102mm / 4" ventilation connections. Can it connect to a carbon filter?
Yes. The ducting can be connected to a compatible 102mm carbon filter or to suitable adapters where different component sizes are being combined. Can COMBI ducting be used for air intake?
Yes. It can be used for both extraction and intake applications within a compatible ventilation system. Can I cut the 5m duct to shorter lengths?
Yes. Flexible ducting can be cut to suit the installation, allowing a single length to be divided into shorter sections where required. How should COMBI ducting be attached?
Fit the duct over a compatible connection and secure it with an appropriately sized ducting clip or clamp. HVAC foil tape can be added where further air sealing is required. Can the ducting bend around obstacles?
Yes. Its flexible construction allows it to be routed around equipment and obstacles, although gradual bends are preferable to tight folds or sharp restrictions. Do bends in flexible ducting reduce airflow?
Excessive duct length, tight bends and compressed sections can increase resistance to airflow, so a direct and unrestricted route is preferable. Can this ducting be used with reducers and connectors?
Yes. Compatible round connectors, reducers, elbows and other ventilation fittings can be incorporated into the duct system as required. Should flexible ducting be fully extended?
Where practical, extending the duct rather than leaving it heavily compressed helps create a smoother airflow path and reduces unnecessary restriction. Does flexible ducting need supporting?
It should be supported where necessary to prevent excessive sagging, particularly across horizontal runs or between widely spaced connection points. Is COMBI ducting the same as acoustic ducting?
No. COMBI ducting is primarily a reinforced flexible air duct. Acoustic ducting incorporates additional insulation specifically intended to help reduce the transmission of fan and airflow noise. Is this suitable for horticultural ventilation?
Yes. It is suitable for compatible ventilation systems used in propagation, nursery and controlled growing environments, as well as general ventilation applications.
£6.45
Unit price per£6.45
Unit price per102mm (4") x 10m COMBI Ducting is a flexible reinforced ventilation duct designed for reliable air movement in extraction and intake systems.
COMBI ducting combines the flexibility required for straightforward installation with a more robust outer construction than basic foil ducting. It is well suited to ventilation systems where ductwork needs to negotiate equipment, corners or other obstacles while remaining easy to position.
The flexible construction allows the duct to be extended, routed and cut to the required length. The generous 10 metre length is particularly useful for longer ventilation runs or where several shorter sections are required from one length.
With a nominal diameter of 102mm / 4", it is designed for use with compatible fans, filters, connectors, reducers and other round ventilation components.
Why choose COMBI ducting?
Flexible ducting for controlled environment ventilation
Effective ventilation depends on moving air between components with as little unnecessary resistance as practical. Flexible COMBI ducting makes it easier to create a complete duct route without requiring rigid sections throughout the installation.
It is suitable for connecting compatible extraction fans, air filters and ventilation fittings in propagation areas, growing areas, nurseries and other controlled horticultural environments.
The 10 metre length provides additional flexibility for larger installations, longer equipment connections or projects where multiple shorter sections of 102mm ducting are required.
Installing 102mm COMBI ducting
Extend the ducting to the required length and plan the route before making the final connections. Keeping the duct run reasonably direct helps reduce unnecessary airflow resistance.
Avoid excessively tight bends, severe compression or crushing the duct, as restrictions in the airflow path can reduce ventilation performance.
Fit the duct securely over compatible 102mm connections and use an appropriately sized ducting clip or clamp to create a reliable mechanical fixing. Suitable HVAC foil tape can also be used where additional air sealing is required.
Longer sections should be supported where necessary to prevent excessive sagging and to maintain a clean, unrestricted airflow path between components.
Getting the best airflow from flexible ducting
Although this product is supplied as a 10 metre length, there is no requirement to use the entire length in a single duct run. Using only the amount required for the installation can help reduce unnecessary resistance.
For efficient airflow, use the shortest practical route, minimise unnecessary bends and avoid leaving excessive compressed duct between components. Where a direction change is required, a gradual bend is preferable to a tightly folded section.
Fan performance should be considered across the complete ventilation system, including duct length, bends, filters, silencers, reducers and other fittings installed in the airflow path.
102mm (4") x 10m COMBI Ducting product details
| Product type | Reinforced flexible ventilation ducting |
|---|---|
| Nominal diameter | 102mm / 4" |
| Length | 10m |
| Duct type | Flexible |
| Primary purpose | Air extraction & intake ventilation |
| Compatible system size | Nominal 102mm / 4" round ventilation systems |
| Suitable connections | Compatible fans, filters, connectors, reducers & round ventilation fittings |
| Suitable applications | Controlled environment, propagation, nursery, growing area & general ventilation installations |
102mm (4") x 10m COMBI Ducting FAQs
What is COMBI ducting?
COMBI ducting is flexible ventilation ducting with a reinforced outer construction, providing a practical and robust way to connect ventilation equipment while retaining the flexibility needed for installation. What diameter is this COMBI ducting?
This version has a nominal diameter of 102mm, commonly referred to as 4-inch ducting. How long is the ducting?
This product is supplied as a 10 metre length. Can COMBI ducting be used with a 4-inch extraction fan?
Yes, it can be used with compatible fans designed for nominal 102mm / 4" ventilation connections. Can it connect to a carbon filter?
Yes. The ducting can be connected to a compatible 102mm carbon filter or to suitable adapters where different component sizes are being combined. Can COMBI ducting be used for air intake?
Yes. It can be used for both extraction and intake applications within a compatible ventilation system. Can I cut the 10m duct to shorter lengths?
Yes. Flexible ducting can be cut to suit the installation, making the 10 metre length useful where several shorter sections are required. Do I need to use the full 10 metres?
No. Use only the length required. Keeping duct runs as short and direct as practical generally helps minimise resistance to airflow. How should COMBI ducting be attached?
Fit the duct over a compatible connection and secure it with an appropriately sized ducting clip or clamp. HVAC foil tape can be added where further air sealing is required. Can the ducting bend around obstacles?
Yes. Its flexible construction allows it to be routed around equipment and obstacles, although gradual bends are preferable to tight folds or sharp restrictions. Do bends in flexible ducting reduce airflow?
Excessive duct length, tight bends and compressed sections can increase resistance to airflow, so a direct and unrestricted route is preferable. Can this ducting be used with reducers and connectors?
Yes. Compatible round connectors, reducers, elbows and other ventilation fittings can be incorporated into the duct system as required. Should flexible ducting be fully extended?
Where practical, extending the duct rather than leaving it heavily compressed helps create a smoother airflow path and reduces unnecessary restriction. Should a 10m duct run be supported?
Yes. Longer sections should be supported where necessary to help prevent excessive sagging and maintain the intended duct route. Is COMBI ducting the same as acoustic ducting?
No. COMBI ducting is primarily a reinforced flexible air duct. Acoustic ducting incorporates additional insulation specifically intended to help reduce the transmission of fan and airflow noise.
£11.69
Unit price per£11.69
Unit price per317mm (12.5") x 5m COMBI Ducting is a large-diameter flexible reinforced ventilation duct designed for reliable air movement in extraction and intake systems.
COMBI ducting combines the flexibility required for straightforward installation with a more robust outer construction than basic foil ducting. It is well suited to ventilation systems where ductwork needs to negotiate equipment, corners or other obstacles while remaining easy to position.
The flexible construction allows the duct to be extended, routed and cut to the required length. Its large 317mm diameter makes it particularly suitable for higher-airflow ventilation systems using correspondingly sized fans, filters and fittings.
Supplied in a practical 5 metre length, the duct can be used as a complete run or cut into shorter sections to suit the installation.
Why choose COMBI ducting?
Large-diameter flexible ventilation ducting
Larger ventilation installations often require greater airflow capacity, making duct diameter an important part of system design. This 317mm COMBI ducting provides a flexible connection between compatible high-airflow ventilation components without requiring rigid ductwork throughout the entire system.
It can be used to connect appropriately sized extraction fans, air filters and ventilation fittings in propagation facilities, nurseries, growing areas and other controlled environments.
The 5 metre length provides useful flexibility for individual equipment connections and ventilation runs while allowing excess ducting to be removed where a shorter route is required.
Installing 317mm COMBI ducting
Plan the duct route before making the final connections and extend the ducting to the required length. Keeping the route reasonably short and direct helps minimise unnecessary airflow resistance.
Avoid excessively tight bends, severe compression or crushing the duct. Restrictions become particularly important in higher-airflow systems because unnecessary resistance can affect overall ventilation performance.
Fit the duct securely over compatible 317mm connections and use an appropriately sized ducting clip or clamp to provide a reliable mechanical fixing. Suitable HVAC foil tape can also be used where additional air sealing is required.
The duct should be supported where necessary, particularly across longer horizontal sections, to prevent excessive sagging and maintain a clear airflow path.
Getting the best airflow from 317mm ducting
The performance of a ventilation system depends on more than fan capacity alone. Duct diameter, total duct length, bends, filters, reducers and other fittings all contribute to resistance within the airflow path.
Keep flexible ducting as straight and properly extended as practical. Where a direction change is required, use a gradual bend rather than sharply folding or compressing the duct.
There is no need to use the complete 5 metre length where a shorter connection is sufficient. Removing unnecessary duct length can help create a cleaner and less restrictive installation.
317mm (12.5") x 5m COMBI Ducting product details
| Product type | Reinforced flexible ventilation ducting |
|---|---|
| Nominal diameter | 317mm / 12.5" |
| Length | 5m |
| Duct type | Flexible |
| Primary purpose | Air extraction & intake ventilation |
| Compatible system size | Nominal 317mm / 12.5" round ventilation systems |
| Suitable connections | Compatible fans, filters, connectors, reducers & round ventilation fittings |
| Suitable applications | Controlled environment, propagation, nursery, growing area & general ventilation installations |
317mm (12.5") x 5m COMBI Ducting FAQs
What is COMBI ducting?
COMBI ducting is flexible ventilation ducting with a reinforced outer construction, providing a practical way to connect ventilation equipment while retaining the flexibility needed for installation. What diameter is this COMBI ducting?
This version has a nominal diameter of 317mm, commonly referred to as 12.5-inch ducting. How long is the ducting?
This product is supplied as a 5 metre length. What is 317mm ducting typically used for?
Its large diameter makes it suitable for compatible higher-airflow extraction and intake systems using correspondingly sized ventilation equipment. Can it be connected to an extraction fan?
Yes. It can be used with a compatible fan designed for a nominal 317mm / 12.5" duct connection. Can 317mm COMBI ducting connect to an air filter?
Yes. It can be connected to compatible 317mm filters or incorporated into systems using suitable reducers and adapters where component sizes differ. Can COMBI ducting be used for air intake?
Yes. It is suitable for both extraction and intake applications within an appropriately designed ventilation system. Can I cut the 5m duct to shorter lengths?
Yes. The flexible ducting can be cut to suit the installation, allowing the 5 metre length to be divided where required. How should 317mm COMBI ducting be attached?
Fit the duct over the compatible connection and secure it using an appropriately sized ducting clip or clamp. HVAC foil tape can be used where additional air sealing is required. Can this ducting bend around obstacles?
Yes. The flexible construction allows the duct to be routed around equipment and obstacles, although gradual bends are preferable to tight folds. Do bends reduce airflow?
Tight bends, excessive duct length and compressed sections can increase airflow resistance. Keeping the route direct and unrestricted helps maintain system performance. Can I use a reducer with 317mm COMBI ducting?
Yes. A suitable ventilation reducer can be used to transition between different duct diameters where required by the system design. Should large flexible ducting be supported?
Yes. Supporting the duct where necessary helps prevent excessive sagging and keeps the intended airflow path open. Should flexible ducting be fully extended?
Where practical, the duct should be extended rather than left heavily compressed. This helps create a smoother internal airflow path and reduces unnecessary restriction. Is COMBI ducting the same as acoustic ducting?
No. COMBI ducting is primarily a reinforced flexible air duct. Acoustic ducting incorporates additional insulation specifically intended to help reduce transmitted fan and airflow noise.
£19.90
Unit price per£19.90
Unit price per317mm (12.5") x 10m COMBI Ducting is a large-diameter flexible reinforced ventilation duct designed for reliable air movement in extraction and intake systems.
COMBI ducting combines the flexibility required for straightforward installation with a more robust outer construction than basic foil ducting. It is well suited to ventilation systems where ductwork needs to negotiate equipment, corners or other obstacles while remaining easy to position.
The flexible construction allows the duct to be extended, routed and cut to the required length. Its large 317mm diameter makes it particularly suitable for higher-airflow ventilation systems using correspondingly sized fans, filters and fittings.
Supplied in a generous 10 metre length, the duct can be used for a longer continuous run or cut into multiple shorter sections to suit the installation.
Why choose COMBI ducting?
Large-diameter flexible ventilation ducting
Larger ventilation installations often require greater airflow capacity, making duct diameter an important part of system design. This 317mm COMBI ducting provides a flexible connection between compatible high-airflow ventilation components without requiring rigid ductwork throughout the entire system.
It can be used to connect appropriately sized extraction fans, air filters and ventilation fittings in propagation facilities, nurseries, growing areas and other controlled environments.
The 10 metre length is particularly useful where a longer duct run is required or where several shorter sections are needed from a single length.
Installing 317mm COMBI ducting
Plan the duct route before making the final connections and cut the ducting to the length actually required. Keeping the route reasonably short and direct helps minimise unnecessary airflow resistance.
Avoid excessively tight bends, severe compression or crushing the duct. Restrictions become particularly important in higher-airflow systems because unnecessary resistance can affect overall ventilation performance.
Fit the duct securely over compatible 317mm connections and use an appropriately sized ducting clip or clamp to provide a reliable mechanical fixing. Suitable HVAC foil tape can also be used where additional air sealing is required.
Longer horizontal runs should be supported at suitable intervals to reduce sagging and help maintain a clear airflow path.
Getting the best airflow from 317mm ducting
The performance of a ventilation system depends on more than fan capacity alone. Duct diameter, total duct length, bends, filters, reducers and other fittings all contribute to resistance within the airflow path.
Keep flexible ducting as straight and properly extended as practical. Where a direction change is required, use a gradual bend rather than sharply folding or compressing the duct.
There is no need to use the entire 10 metre length where a shorter run will do the job. Cutting the duct to the required length can reduce unnecessary resistance and create a cleaner installation.
317mm (12.5") x 10m COMBI Ducting product details
| Product type | Reinforced flexible ventilation ducting |
|---|---|
| Nominal diameter | 317mm / 12.5" |
| Length | 10m |
| Duct type | Flexible |
| Primary purpose | Air extraction & intake ventilation |
| Compatible system size | Nominal 317mm / 12.5" round ventilation systems |
| Suitable connections | Compatible fans, filters, connectors, reducers & round ventilation fittings |
| Suitable applications | Controlled environment, propagation, nursery, growing area & general ventilation installations |
317mm (12.5") x 10m COMBI Ducting FAQs
What is COMBI ducting?
COMBI ducting is flexible ventilation ducting with a reinforced outer construction, providing a practical way to connect ventilation equipment while retaining the flexibility needed for installation. What diameter is this COMBI ducting?
This version has a nominal diameter of 317mm, commonly referred to as 12.5-inch ducting. How long is the ducting?
This product is supplied as a 10 metre length. What is 317mm ducting typically used for?
Its large diameter makes it suitable for compatible higher-airflow extraction and intake systems using correspondingly sized ventilation equipment. Can it be connected to an extraction fan?
Yes. It can be used with a compatible fan designed for a nominal 317mm / 12.5" duct connection. Can 317mm COMBI ducting connect to an air filter?
Yes. It can be connected to compatible 317mm filters or incorporated into systems using suitable reducers and adapters where component sizes differ. Can COMBI ducting be used for air intake?
Yes. It is suitable for both extraction and intake applications within an appropriately designed ventilation system. Can I cut the 10m duct into shorter lengths?
Yes. The ducting can be cut to suit the installation, making the 10 metre length useful where several separate sections are required. Do I need to use the entire 10m length?
No. Use only the length required for the installation. Keeping duct runs reasonably short and direct can help reduce unnecessary airflow resistance. How should 317mm COMBI ducting be attached?
Fit the duct over the compatible connection and secure it using an appropriately sized ducting clip or clamp. HVAC foil tape can be used where additional air sealing is required. Can this ducting bend around obstacles?
Yes. The flexible construction allows the duct to be routed around equipment and obstacles, although gradual bends are preferable to tight folds. Do bends reduce airflow?
Tight bends, excessive duct length and compressed sections can increase airflow resistance. Keeping the route direct and unrestricted helps maintain system performance. Can I use a reducer with 317mm COMBI ducting?
Yes. A suitable ventilation reducer can be used to transition between different duct diameters where required by the system design. Should long runs of flexible ducting be supported?
Yes. Supporting longer duct runs helps prevent excessive sagging and keeps the intended airflow path open. Is COMBI ducting the same as acoustic ducting?
No. COMBI ducting is primarily a reinforced flexible air duct. Acoustic ducting incorporates additional insulation specifically intended to help reduce transmitted fan and airflow noise.
£16.99
Unit price per£16.99
Unit price per254mm (10") x 10m COMBI Ducting is a large-diameter flexible reinforced ventilation duct designed for reliable air movement in extraction and intake systems.
COMBI ducting combines the flexibility required for straightforward installation with a more robust outer construction than basic foil ducting. It provides a practical solution for connecting ventilation equipment where rigid ductwork would be difficult or unnecessary.
The flexible construction allows the duct to be extended, routed around equipment and cut to the required length. Its 254mm diameter makes it particularly suitable for higher-airflow ventilation systems using correspondingly sized fans, filters and fittings.
Supplied in a generous 10 metre length, it can be installed as a longer continuous duct run or divided into several shorter sections to suit the ventilation layout.
Why choose COMBI ducting?
Large-diameter flexible ventilation ducting
The diameter of a ventilation system has a significant influence on the volume of air it can move efficiently. This 254mm COMBI ducting is intended for larger ventilation installations where compatible 10-inch fans, filters and fittings are being used.
It can be used to create flexible connections between ventilation components in propagation facilities, nurseries, growing areas, controlled environments and other applications requiring dependable air extraction or intake.
The 10 metre length provides additional flexibility when planning larger installations and can be divided into individual sections where several duct connections are required.
Installing 254mm COMBI ducting
Plan the duct route before making the final connections and cut the ducting to the length actually required. Keeping the route reasonably short and direct helps minimise unnecessary airflow resistance.
Avoid excessively tight bends, severe compression or crushing the duct. Restrictions within the airflow path can increase resistance and reduce the effective performance of the ventilation system.
Fit the duct securely over compatible 254mm connections and use an appropriately sized ducting clip or clamp to provide a reliable mechanical fixing. Suitable HVAC foil tape can also be used where additional air sealing is required.
Longer horizontal runs should be supported at suitable intervals to reduce sagging and help maintain a clear airflow path.
Getting the best airflow from 254mm ducting
Fan performance is affected by the complete ventilation route. Duct length, bends, filters, reducers, connectors and other fittings all introduce resistance, so careful duct routing can make a significant difference to system performance.
Extend flexible ducting properly and keep it as straight as practical. Where a direction change is required, use a gradual bend rather than sharply folding or compressing the duct.
There is no need to use the entire 10 metre length where a shorter run will do the job. Cutting the duct to the required length helps avoid unnecessary resistance and creates a cleaner installation.
254mm (10") x 10m COMBI Ducting product details
| Product type | Reinforced flexible ventilation ducting |
|---|---|
| Nominal diameter | 254mm / 10" |
| Length | 10m |
| Duct type | Flexible |
| Primary purpose | Air extraction & intake ventilation |
| Compatible system size | Nominal 254mm / 10" round ventilation systems |
| Suitable connections | Compatible fans, filters, connectors, reducers & round ventilation fittings |
| Suitable applications | Controlled environment, propagation, nursery, growing area & general ventilation installations |
254mm (10") x 10m COMBI Ducting FAQs
What is COMBI ducting?
COMBI ducting is flexible ventilation ducting with a reinforced outer construction, providing a practical way to connect ventilation equipment while retaining the flexibility required for installation. What diameter is this COMBI ducting?
This version has a nominal diameter of 254mm, commonly referred to as 10-inch ducting. How long is the ducting?
This product is supplied as a 10 metre length. What is 254mm ducting typically used for?
Its large diameter makes it suitable for compatible higher-airflow extraction and intake systems using correspondingly sized ventilation equipment. Can it be connected to a 10-inch extraction fan?
Yes. It can be used with a compatible fan designed for a nominal 254mm / 10" duct connection. Can 254mm COMBI ducting connect to an air filter?
Yes. It can be connected to compatible 254mm filters or incorporated into systems using suitable reducers and adapters where component sizes differ. Can COMBI ducting be used for air intake?
Yes. It is suitable for both extraction and intake applications within an appropriately designed ventilation system. Can I cut the 10m duct into shorter lengths?
Yes. The ducting can be cut to suit the installation, making the 10 metre length useful where several separate sections are required. Do I need to use the entire 10m length?
No. Use only the length required for the installation. Keeping duct runs reasonably short and direct can help reduce unnecessary airflow resistance. How should 254mm COMBI ducting be attached?
Fit the duct over the compatible connection and secure it using an appropriately sized ducting clip or clamp. HVAC foil tape can be used where additional air sealing is required. Can this ducting bend around obstacles?
Yes. Its flexible construction allows it to be routed around equipment and obstacles, although gradual bends are preferable to tight folds. Do bends reduce airflow?
Tight bends, excessive duct length and compressed sections can increase airflow resistance. Keeping the route direct and unrestricted helps maintain system performance. Can I use a reducer with 254mm COMBI ducting?
Yes. A suitable ventilation reducer can be used to transition between different duct diameters where required by the system design. Should long runs of flexible ducting be supported?
Yes. Supporting longer duct runs helps prevent excessive sagging and keeps the intended airflow path open. Is COMBI ducting the same as acoustic ducting?
No. COMBI ducting is primarily a reinforced flexible air duct. Acoustic ducting incorporates additional insulation specifically intended to help reduce transmitted fan and airflow noise.
£3.35
Unit price per£3.35
Unit price perThe 315mm (12.5") Fast Clamp provides a strong, secure and vibration-reducing connection between compatible circular ventilation components such as inline fans, filters and rigid duct fittings.
Rather than joining two pieces of ventilation equipment with a short section of flexible ducting, a Fast Clamp fits around the adjoining circular spigots to create a neat mechanical connection. This makes it particularly useful when installing fans directly alongside filters, silencers and other compatible ventilation equipment.
The galvanised steel outer band provides a strong connection, while the cushioned inner lining helps isolate vibration between connected components. Reducing the direct transfer of fan vibration into adjoining ductwork can help reduce structure-borne noise within a ventilation system.
The clamp can also be released when equipment needs to be removed, making it a practical choice for installations where fans or other components may require periodic inspection, cleaning or servicing.
Why use a 315mm Fast Clamp?
Connecting fans, filters and ventilation equipment
Fast Clamps are particularly useful where two compatible pieces of circular ventilation equipment need to be connected directly together. Typical examples include joining an inline extraction fan to a filter or connecting a fan to compatible rigid circular ductwork.
The cushioned lining sits between the metal clamp and the connected components, helping provide a secure fit while reducing the direct transmission of vibration from operating equipment into the rest of the ventilation system.
This makes Fast Clamps useful in propagation facilities, nurseries, growing areas, controlled environments and general ventilation installations where both secure connections and vibration management are important.
How to install a 315mm Fast Clamp
Position the two compatible 315mm circular components together so that their connection points are correctly aligned. Open or loosen the Fast Clamp sufficiently to position it evenly around the joint.
Make sure the cushioned inner lining sits correctly around the connection before tightening the clamp. Tighten the fixings evenly until the components are held securely in position.
Avoid excessive tightening beyond what is required to produce a secure connection. Fans, filters and other heavy ventilation equipment should always be independently supported rather than relying on the Fast Clamp to carry their weight.
315mm (12.5") Fast Clamp product details
| Product type | Anti-vibration ventilation Fast Clamp |
|---|---|
| Nominal connection size | 315mm / 12.5" |
| Outer construction | Galvanised steel |
| Inner construction | Cushioned anti-vibration lining |
| Primary purpose | Connecting compatible circular ventilation components |
| Vibration control | Inner lining helps reduce vibration transfer between connected components |
| Typical connections | Fans, filters, rigid circular ductwork & compatible ventilation fittings |
| Maintenance | Removable connection allows compatible equipment to be disconnected for servicing or cleaning |
| Suitable applications | Controlled environment, propagation, nursery, growing area & general ventilation systems |
315mm (12.5") Fast Clamp FAQs
What is a ventilation Fast Clamp?
A Fast Clamp is a metal connector designed to securely join compatible circular ventilation components while its cushioned inner lining helps isolate vibration between them. What size is this Fast Clamp?
This model is designed for compatible ventilation components with a nominal 315mm / 12.5" circular connection. Can I use it to connect a fan to a filter?
Yes. Connecting compatible fans and filters is one of the common applications for this type of Fast Clamp. Can it connect a fan directly to rigid ducting?
Yes, provided the components have compatible nominal 315mm circular connections suitable for this type of clamp. Does a Fast Clamp reduce vibration?
Yes. The cushioned inner lining helps isolate vibration rather than allowing it to transfer directly from an operating fan into adjoining ductwork or equipment. Can reducing vibration make a ventilation system quieter?
It can help. Mechanical vibration transferred from a fan into ductwork can contribute to system noise, so isolating the connection can reduce this source of transmitted noise. Is the clamp made from metal?
Yes. The outer clamp is manufactured from galvanised steel and incorporates a cushioned inner lining. Can I remove the clamp again?
Yes. Fast Clamps are designed to provide a removable mechanical connection, making them useful where equipment may need to be disconnected for inspection, cleaning or servicing. Is a Fast Clamp better than joining equipment with ducting?
Where two compatible rigid circular components are positioned directly together, a Fast Clamp can provide a neater and more compact connection than using a short section of flexible ducting between them. Can I use this with 315mm ducting?
It is designed for compatible nominal 315mm circular ventilation connections. Always check the actual connection arrangement of the equipment being joined before installation. Does the Fast Clamp support the weight of a fan or filter?
No. Fans, filters and other substantial ventilation equipment should be properly and independently supported. The clamp is intended to secure the connection rather than act as the equipment's primary support. Where can 315mm Fast Clamps be used?
They are suitable for compatible circular ventilation systems in controlled environments, propagation facilities, nurseries, growing areas and other commercial or general ventilation applications.
£2.95
Unit price per£2.95
Unit price perThe 250mm (10") Fast Clamp provides a strong, secure and vibration-reducing connection between compatible circular ventilation components such as inline fans, filters and rigid duct fittings.
Rather than joining two pieces of ventilation equipment with a short section of flexible ducting, a Fast Clamp fits around the adjoining circular spigots to create a neat mechanical connection. This makes it particularly useful when installing fans directly alongside filters, silencers and other compatible ventilation equipment.
The galvanised steel outer band provides a strong connection, while the cushioned inner lining helps isolate vibration between connected components. Reducing the direct transfer of fan vibration into adjoining ductwork can help reduce structure-borne noise within a ventilation system.
The clamp can also be released when equipment needs to be removed, making it a practical choice for installations where fans or other components may require periodic inspection, cleaning or servicing.
Why use a 250mm Fast Clamp?
Connecting fans, filters and ventilation equipment
Fast Clamps are particularly useful where two compatible pieces of circular ventilation equipment need to be connected directly together. Typical examples include joining an inline extraction fan to a filter or connecting a fan to compatible rigid circular ductwork.
The cushioned lining sits between the metal clamp and the connected components, helping provide a secure fit while reducing the direct transmission of vibration from operating equipment into the rest of the ventilation system.
This makes Fast Clamps useful in propagation facilities, nurseries, growing areas, controlled environments and general ventilation installations where both secure connections and vibration management are important.
How to install a 250mm Fast Clamp
Position the two compatible 250mm circular components together so that their connection points are correctly aligned. Open or loosen the Fast Clamp sufficiently to position it evenly around the joint.
Make sure the cushioned inner lining sits correctly around the connection before tightening the clamp. Tighten the fixings evenly until the components are held securely in position.
Avoid excessive tightening beyond what is required to produce a secure connection. Fans, filters and other heavy ventilation equipment should be independently supported rather than relying on the Fast Clamp to carry their weight.
250mm (10") Fast Clamp product details
| Product type | Anti-vibration ventilation Fast Clamp |
|---|---|
| Nominal connection size | 250mm / 10" |
| Outer construction | Galvanised steel |
| Inner construction | Cushioned anti-vibration lining |
| Primary purpose | Connecting compatible circular ventilation components |
| Vibration control | Inner lining helps reduce vibration transfer between connected components |
| Typical connections | Fans, filters, rigid circular ductwork & compatible ventilation fittings |
| Maintenance | Removable connection allows compatible equipment to be disconnected for servicing or cleaning |
| Suitable applications | Controlled environment, propagation, nursery, growing area & general ventilation systems |
250mm (10") Fast Clamp FAQs
What is a ventilation Fast Clamp?
A Fast Clamp is a metal connector designed to securely join compatible circular ventilation components while its cushioned inner lining helps isolate vibration between them. What size is this Fast Clamp?
This model is designed for compatible ventilation components with a nominal 250mm / 10" circular connection. Can I use it to connect a fan to a filter?
Yes. Connecting compatible fans and filters is one of the common applications for this type of Fast Clamp. Can it connect a fan directly to rigid ducting?
Yes, provided the components have compatible nominal 250mm circular connections suitable for this type of clamp. Does a Fast Clamp reduce vibration?
Yes. The cushioned inner lining helps isolate vibration rather than allowing it to transfer directly from an operating fan into adjoining ductwork or equipment. Can reducing vibration make a ventilation system quieter?
It can help. Mechanical vibration transferred from a fan into ductwork can contribute to system noise, so isolating the connection can reduce this source of transmitted noise. Is the Fast Clamp made from metal?
Yes. The outer clamp is manufactured from galvanised steel and incorporates a cushioned inner lining. Can the Fast Clamp be removed again?
Yes. The mechanical connection can be released, making it useful where equipment needs to be disconnected for inspection, cleaning or servicing. Is a Fast Clamp suitable for a direct fan-to-filter connection?
Yes, where the fan and filter have compatible 250mm circular connections and are correctly supported. Can I use this with 250mm ducting?
It is designed for compatible nominal 250mm circular ventilation connections. Check the actual connection arrangement of the components being joined before installation. Does the Fast Clamp support the weight of a fan or filter?
No. Fans, filters and other substantial ventilation equipment should be properly and independently supported. The Fast Clamp secures the connection rather than acting as the primary equipment support. Where can a 250mm Fast Clamp be used?
It is suitable for compatible circular ventilation systems in controlled environments, propagation facilities, nurseries, growing areas and other commercial or general ventilation applications.
£2.75
Unit price per£2.75
Unit price perThe 200mm (8") Fast Clamp provides a strong, secure and vibration-reducing connection between compatible circular ventilation components such as inline fans, filters and rigid duct fittings.
Rather than joining two pieces of ventilation equipment with a short section of flexible ducting, a Fast Clamp fits around adjoining circular spigots to create a neat mechanical connection. This makes it particularly useful when installing fans directly alongside filters, silencers and other compatible ventilation equipment.
The metal outer band provides a strong connection, while the cushioned inner lining helps isolate vibration between connected components. Reducing the direct transfer of fan vibration into adjoining ductwork can help reduce structure-borne noise within a ventilation system.
The clamp can also be released when equipment needs to be removed, making it a practical choice for installations where fans, filters or other components require periodic inspection, cleaning or servicing.
Why use a 200mm Fast Clamp?
Connecting fans, filters and ventilation equipment
Fast Clamps are particularly useful where two compatible pieces of circular ventilation equipment need to be connected directly together. A common application is joining an inline extraction fan to a compatible filter, although they can also be used with suitable rigid circular ducting and other ventilation components.
The cushioned inner lining sits between the outer clamp and the connected components. This helps create a secure connection while reducing the direct transmission of vibration from operating equipment into adjoining parts of the ventilation system.
This makes the 200mm Fast Clamp useful in propagation facilities, nurseries, growing areas, controlled environments and general ventilation installations where both secure connections and vibration management are important.
How to install a 200mm Fast Clamp
Position the two compatible 200mm circular components together so that their connection points are correctly aligned. Open or loosen the Fast Clamp sufficiently to position it evenly around the joint.
Make sure the cushioned inner lining sits correctly around the connection before tightening the clamp. Tighten the fixings evenly until the components are held securely in position.
Avoid excessive tightening beyond what is required to produce a secure connection. Fans, filters and other substantial ventilation equipment should be independently supported rather than relying on the Fast Clamp to carry their weight.
200mm (8") Fast Clamp product details
| Product type | Anti-vibration ventilation Fast Clamp |
|---|---|
| Nominal connection size | 200mm / 8" |
| Outer construction | Metal clamping band |
| Inner construction | Cushioned anti-vibration lining |
| Primary purpose | Connecting compatible circular ventilation components |
| Vibration control | Inner lining helps reduce vibration transfer between connected components |
| Typical connections | Fans, filters, rigid circular ductwork & compatible ventilation fittings |
| Maintenance | Removable connection allows compatible equipment to be disconnected for servicing or cleaning |
| Suitable applications | Controlled environment, propagation, nursery, growing area & general ventilation systems |
200mm (8") Fast Clamp FAQs
What is a ventilation Fast Clamp?
A Fast Clamp is a mechanical connector designed to securely join compatible circular ventilation components while its cushioned inner lining helps isolate vibration between them. What size is this Fast Clamp?
This model is designed for compatible ventilation components with a nominal 200mm / 8" circular connection. Can I use it to connect a fan to a filter?
Yes. Connecting compatible fans and filters is one of the common applications for this type of Fast Clamp. Can it connect a fan directly to rigid ducting?
Yes, provided the components have compatible nominal 200mm circular connections suitable for this type of clamp. Does a Fast Clamp reduce vibration?
Yes. The cushioned inner lining helps isolate vibration rather than allowing it to transfer directly from an operating fan into adjoining ductwork or equipment. Can reducing vibration make a ventilation system quieter?
It can help. Mechanical vibration transferred from a fan into ductwork can contribute to system noise, so isolating the connection can help reduce this source of transmitted noise. Is the Fast Clamp made from metal?
Yes. The Fast Clamp uses a strong metal outer clamping band together with a cushioned inner lining. Can the Fast Clamp be removed again?
Yes. The mechanical connection can be released, making it useful where equipment needs to be disconnected for inspection, cleaning or servicing. Is a Fast Clamp suitable for a direct fan-to-filter connection?
Yes, where the fan and filter have compatible 200mm circular connections and both components are correctly supported. Can I use this with 200mm ventilation equipment?
It is intended for compatible nominal 200mm circular connections. Check the connection size and arrangement of the components being joined before installation. Does the Fast Clamp support the weight of a fan or filter?
No. Fans, filters and other substantial ventilation equipment should be properly and independently supported. The Fast Clamp secures the connection rather than acting as the primary equipment support. Why use a Fast Clamp instead of flexible ducting between components?
Where two compatible circular components are positioned directly together, a Fast Clamp provides a compact mechanical connection while also helping isolate vibration between the components. Where can a 200mm Fast Clamp be used?
It is suitable for compatible circular ventilation systems in controlled environments, propagation facilities, nurseries, growing areas and other commercial or general ventilation applications.
£1.99
Unit price per£1.99
Unit price perThe 150mm (6") Fast Clamp provides a strong, secure and vibration-reducing connection between compatible circular ventilation components such as inline fans, filters and rigid duct fittings.
Rather than joining two pieces of ventilation equipment with a short section of flexible ducting, a Fast Clamp fits around adjoining circular spigots to create a neat mechanical connection. This makes it particularly useful when installing fans directly alongside filters, silencers and other compatible ventilation equipment.
The strong metal outer band provides a secure connection, while the cushioned inner lining helps isolate vibration between connected components. Reducing the direct transfer of fan vibration into adjoining equipment and ductwork can help reduce structure-borne noise within the ventilation system.
The clamp can also be released when equipment needs to be removed, making it a practical choice for installations where fans, filters or other components require periodic inspection, cleaning or servicing.
Why use a 150mm Fast Clamp?
Connecting fans, filters and ventilation equipment
Fast Clamps are particularly useful where two compatible pieces of circular ventilation equipment need to be connected directly together. A common application is joining an inline extraction fan to a compatible filter, although they can also be used with suitable silencers, rigid circular ductwork and other ventilation fittings.
The cushioned inner lining sits between the outer clamp and the connected components. This helps create a secure fit while reducing the direct transmission of vibration from operating equipment into adjoining parts of the ventilation system.
This makes the 150mm Fast Clamp useful in propagation facilities, nurseries, growing areas, controlled environments and general ventilation installations where secure connections and vibration management are important.
How to install a 150mm Fast Clamp
Position the two compatible 150mm circular components together so their connection points are correctly aligned. Open or loosen the Fast Clamp sufficiently to position it evenly around the joint.
Make sure the cushioned inner lining sits correctly around the connection before tightening the clamp. Tighten the fixings evenly until the components are held securely in position.
Avoid excessive tightening beyond what is required to produce a secure connection. Fans, filters and other substantial ventilation equipment should be independently supported rather than relying on the Fast Clamp to carry their weight.
150mm (6") Fast Clamp product details
| Product type | Anti-vibration ventilation Fast Clamp |
|---|---|
| Nominal connection size | 150mm / 6" |
| Outer construction | Metal clamping band |
| Inner construction | Cushioned anti-vibration lining |
| Primary purpose | Connecting compatible circular ventilation components |
| Vibration control | Inner lining helps reduce vibration transfer between connected components |
| Typical connections | Fans, filters, silencers, rigid circular ductwork & compatible ventilation fittings |
| Maintenance | Removable connection allows compatible equipment to be disconnected for servicing or cleaning |
| Suitable applications | Controlled environment, propagation, nursery, growing area & general ventilation systems |
150mm (6") Fast Clamp FAQs
What is a ventilation Fast Clamp?
A Fast Clamp is a mechanical connector designed to securely join compatible circular ventilation components while its cushioned inner lining helps isolate vibration between them. What size is this Fast Clamp?
This model is designed for compatible ventilation components with a nominal 150mm / 6" circular connection. Can I use it to connect a 6-inch fan to a filter?
Yes. Connecting compatible fans and filters is one of the common applications for a 150mm Fast Clamp. Can it connect a fan directly to rigid ducting?
Yes, provided the components have compatible nominal 150mm circular connections suitable for this type of clamp. Can a Fast Clamp connect a fan to a silencer?
Yes. It can be used between compatible 150mm circular fan and silencer connections where the equipment is correctly aligned and independently supported. Does a Fast Clamp reduce vibration?
Yes. The cushioned inner lining helps isolate vibration rather than allowing it to transfer directly from an operating fan into adjoining ductwork or equipment. Can reducing vibration make a ventilation system quieter?
It can help. Mechanical vibration transferred from a fan into ductwork can contribute to system noise, so isolating the connection can help reduce this source of transmitted noise. Is the Fast Clamp made from metal?
Yes. The Fast Clamp uses a strong metal outer clamping band together with a cushioned inner lining. Can the Fast Clamp be removed again?
Yes. The mechanical connection can be released, making it useful where equipment needs to be disconnected for inspection, cleaning or servicing. Is a Fast Clamp suitable for a direct fan-to-filter connection?
Yes, where the fan and filter have compatible 150mm circular connections and both components are correctly supported. Does the Fast Clamp support the weight of a fan or filter?
No. Fans, filters and other substantial ventilation equipment should be properly and independently supported. The Fast Clamp secures the connection rather than acting as the primary equipment support. Why use a Fast Clamp instead of flexible ducting between components?
Where two compatible circular components are positioned directly together, a Fast Clamp provides a compact mechanical connection while also helping isolate vibration between the components. Where can a 150mm Fast Clamp be used?
It is suitable for compatible circular ventilation systems in controlled environments, propagation facilities, nurseries, growing areas and other commercial or general ventilation applications.
£1.45
Unit price per£1.45
Unit price perThe 100mm (4") Fast Clamp provides a strong, secure and vibration-reducing connection between compatible circular ventilation components such as inline fans, filters and rigid duct fittings.
Rather than joining two pieces of ventilation equipment with a short section of flexible ducting, a Fast Clamp fits around adjoining circular spigots to create a neat mechanical connection. This makes it particularly useful when installing fans directly alongside filters, silencers and other compatible ventilation equipment.
The strong metal outer band provides a secure connection, while the cushioned inner lining helps isolate vibration between connected components. Reducing the direct transfer of fan vibration into adjoining equipment and ductwork can help reduce structure-borne noise within the ventilation system.
The clamp can also be released when equipment needs to be removed, making it a practical choice for installations where fans, filters or other components require periodic inspection, cleaning or servicing.
Why use a 100mm Fast Clamp?
Connecting fans, filters and ventilation equipment
Fast Clamps are particularly useful where two compatible pieces of circular ventilation equipment need to be connected directly together. A common application is joining an inline extraction fan to a compatible filter, although they can also be used with suitable silencers, rigid circular ductwork and other ventilation fittings.
The cushioned inner lining sits between the outer clamp and the connected components. This helps create a secure fit while reducing the direct transmission of vibration from operating equipment into adjoining parts of the ventilation system.
This makes the 100mm Fast Clamp useful in propagation areas, nurseries, growing areas, controlled environments and general ventilation installations where secure connections and vibration management are important.
How to install a 100mm Fast Clamp
Position the two compatible 100mm circular components together so their connection points are correctly aligned. Open or loosen the Fast Clamp sufficiently to position it evenly around the joint.
Make sure the cushioned inner lining sits correctly around the connection before tightening the clamp. Tighten the fixings evenly until the components are held securely in position.
Avoid excessive tightening beyond what is required to produce a secure connection. Fans, filters and other substantial ventilation equipment should be independently supported rather than relying on the Fast Clamp to carry their weight.
100mm (4") Fast Clamp product details
| Product type | Anti-vibration ventilation Fast Clamp |
|---|---|
| Nominal connection size | 100mm / 4" |
| Outer construction | Metal clamping band |
| Inner construction | Cushioned anti-vibration lining |
| Primary purpose | Connecting compatible circular ventilation components |
| Vibration control | Inner lining helps reduce vibration transfer between connected components |
| Typical connections | Fans, filters, silencers, rigid circular ductwork & compatible ventilation fittings |
| Maintenance | Removable connection allows compatible equipment to be disconnected for servicing or cleaning |
| Suitable applications | Controlled environment, propagation, nursery, growing area & general ventilation systems |
100mm (4") Fast Clamp FAQs
What is a ventilation Fast Clamp?
A Fast Clamp is a mechanical connector designed to securely join compatible circular ventilation components while its cushioned inner lining helps isolate vibration between them. What size is this Fast Clamp?
This model is designed for compatible ventilation components with a nominal 100mm / 4" circular connection. Can I use it to connect a 4-inch fan to a filter?
Yes. Connecting compatible fans and filters is one of the common applications for a 100mm Fast Clamp. Can it connect a fan directly to rigid ducting?
Yes, provided the components have compatible nominal 100mm circular connections suitable for this type of clamp. Can a Fast Clamp connect a fan to a silencer?
Yes. It can be used between compatible 100mm circular fan and silencer connections where the equipment is correctly aligned and independently supported. Does a Fast Clamp reduce vibration?
Yes. The cushioned inner lining helps isolate vibration rather than allowing it to transfer directly from an operating fan into adjoining ductwork or equipment. Can reducing vibration make a ventilation system quieter?
It can help. Mechanical vibration transferred from a fan into ductwork can contribute to system noise, so isolating the connection can help reduce this source of transmitted noise. Is the Fast Clamp made from metal?
Yes. The Fast Clamp uses a strong metal outer clamping band together with a cushioned inner lining. Can the Fast Clamp be removed again?
Yes. The mechanical connection can be released, making it useful where equipment needs to be disconnected for inspection, cleaning or servicing. Is a Fast Clamp suitable for a direct fan-to-filter connection?
Yes, where the fan and filter have compatible 100mm circular connections and both components are correctly supported. Does the Fast Clamp support the weight of a fan or filter?
No. Fans, filters and other substantial ventilation equipment should be properly and independently supported. The Fast Clamp secures the connection rather than acting as the primary equipment support. Why use a Fast Clamp instead of flexible ducting between components?
Where two compatible circular components are positioned directly together, a Fast Clamp provides a compact mechanical connection while also helping isolate vibration between the components. Where can a 100mm Fast Clamp be used?
It is suitable for compatible circular ventilation systems in controlled environments, propagation facilities, nurseries, growing areas and other commercial or general ventilation applications.
£25.00
Unit price per£25.00
Unit price perThe TrolMaster WD-1 Water Detector & Touch Spot is designed for use with the Aqua-X Irrigation Control System, providing both water leak detection and irrigation confirmation from a single sensor system.
The WD-1 can be configured in two different ways. In its standard leak detection mode, the Touch Spot is positioned where unwanted water is likely to collect, allowing the Aqua-X system to identify a leak and generate an alert.
Alternatively, the WD-1 can be assigned to an irrigation output and used as a watering verification sensor. When the associated pump or solenoid is activated, the system expects the WD-1 to detect water within the configured delay period. If water is not detected, Aqua-X can alert the user to a potential irrigation failure.
This provides an important additional layer of monitoring for automated irrigation. A controller may successfully switch an output on, but that alone cannot confirm that water actually reached the intended area. The WD-1 allows the system to verify the physical presence of water.
Why use the TrolMaster WD-1?
Watering confirmation for automated irrigation
Automated irrigation normally relies on the controller successfully switching pumps or solenoid valves. A switched output, however, does not necessarily mean that water has reached the crop. Pump failure, valve problems or other faults elsewhere in the irrigation system can prevent the expected watering event.
The WD-1 provides an additional physical confirmation point. It can be assigned to a controlled irrigation output and positioned where runoff accumulates or where water is expected to arrive.
When the assigned pump or solenoid operates, the Aqua-X expects the WD-1 to detect water within an adjustable delay period. If the expected water is not detected, the system can issue an irrigation failure alert.
This makes the WD-1 particularly valuable in automated irrigation systems where a missed watering event could otherwise remain unnoticed.
Water leak detection
The WD-1 can also operate as a conventional leak detector. Position the Touch Spot in an area where water should not normally be present, such as around a reservoir, nutrient tank, irrigation equipment or other potential leak point.
When water is detected, the WD-1 communicates the event to the Aqua-X system so the user can be alerted and investigate the cause.
This provides useful protection around irrigation equipment and water storage areas where unnoticed leaks could result in water damage, wasted nutrient solution or loss of reservoir contents.
Installation & Aqua-X integration
Mount the WD-1 Water Detector in a suitable location near the area being monitored. Connect the detector to the Aqua-X system using the supplied RJ12 connection and position the Touch Spot at the required detection point.
For leak detection, place the Touch Spot where leaking water is likely to reach it. For irrigation confirmation, position it where irrigation water or runoff will reliably reach the sensor during a normal watering event.
The WD-1 can then be addressed within the Aqua-X system and configured either as a leak sensor or assigned to the appropriate irrigation output for watering confirmation.
Important information about RO water
The WD-1 detects water through its electrical properties. Municipal water, well water and nutrient solution can normally be detected, but extremely pure reverse osmosis water may contain too few dissolved solids for reliable detection.
If the irrigation system uses very low-EC RO water, confirm reliable detection under the actual operating conditions before depending on the WD-1 for leak or watering confirmation.
TrolMaster WD-1 product details
| Brand | TrolMaster |
|---|---|
| Model | WD-1 |
| Product type | Water detector & irrigation confirmation sensor |
| Control system | TrolMaster Aqua-X Irrigation Control System |
| Operating modes | Water leak detection & irrigation/watering confirmation |
| Display | LCD |
| Water detection | Remote Touch Spot |
| Working temperature | 32-122°F / approximately 0-50°C |
| Working humidity | Up to 90% |
| Package dimensions | 160 x 86 x 86mm |
| Typical applications | Reservoir leak detection, irrigation monitoring & watering confirmation |
What's included?
| Water Detector | 1 x TrolMaster WD-1 |
|---|---|
| Water sensor | 1 x Touch Spot |
| Splitter | 1 x RJ12 T-Splitter |
| Connection cable | 1 x 16ft RJ12 cable |
TrolMaster WD-1 Water Detector FAQs
What does the TrolMaster WD-1 do?
The WD-1 detects the presence of water and can be configured either to monitor for unwanted leaks or to confirm that water has arrived following an irrigation event. What is watering confirmation?
Watering confirmation allows the control system to check for the physical presence of water after an assigned pump or solenoid has been activated. This provides additional verification that the irrigation event actually occurred. Can the WD-1 detect an irrigation failure?
Yes. When configured for watering confirmation, the WD-1 can be assigned to an irrigation output. If the expected water is not detected within the configured delay period, the Aqua-X system can generate an irrigation failure alert. Can the WD-1 be used purely as a leak detector?
Yes. Leak detection is one of its primary functions. The Touch Spot can be positioned where unwanted water is likely to collect. Where should I position the Touch Spot?
For leak monitoring, place it where leaking water is likely to accumulate. For watering confirmation, position it where irrigation water or runoff will reliably reach the sensor during a normal irrigation event. Does the WD-1 work with the TrolMaster Aqua-X?
Yes. The WD-1 is designed as a water detection accessory for the TrolMaster Aqua-X Irrigation Control System. Can the WD-1 send an alert to my phone?
When used with a correctly configured and connected Aqua-X system, water detection and irrigation failure events can be communicated through the TrolMaster monitoring system and app. Can I use more than one WD-1?
Yes. The Aqua-X system supports multiple WD-1 detectors, allowing different areas or irrigation outputs to be monitored independently. Can one WD-1 monitor a specific pump or solenoid?
Yes. In watering confirmation mode, a WD-1 can be assigned to a controlled irrigation output so the system can check that water is detected when that output operates. Will the WD-1 detect reverse osmosis water?
Not necessarily. Very pure RO water can have extremely low dissolved solids and may not be detected reliably. Detection should be tested under the actual water conditions being used. Does the WD-1 measure substrate moisture?
No. The WD-1 detects the presence of water. It is not a volumetric water content or substrate moisture sensor. Does the WD-1 measure EC or pH?
No. Its purpose is water detection and watering confirmation. EC and pH monitoring require the appropriate TrolMaster sensors and system components. Is the Touch Spot included?
Yes. The WD-1 package includes one Water Detector, one Touch Spot, one RJ12 T-Splitter and one 16ft RJ12 cable. Why use watering confirmation if the controller already operates the pump?
Switching a pump or solenoid confirms that the controller issued the command, but it does not by itself prove that water reached the intended area. The WD-1 adds a physical water-detection point to help identify failures that could otherwise go unnoticed.
£60.00
Unit price per£60.00
Unit price perThe TrolMaster WCS-3 Water Content Sensor is a three-prong Volumetric Water Content (VWC) sensor designed to provide real-time measurement of the moisture level within growing media.
Inserted directly into the growing medium, the WCS-3 measures water content from 0-100% and provides growers with live substrate moisture information. This makes it easier to understand irrigation performance, monitor dry-back between irrigation events and make informed adjustments to watering strategy.
The WCS-3 is suitable for use in growing media including coco coir, soil and rock wool. Rather than relying solely on irrigation timings or judging moisture from the surface of the substrate, growers can monitor changes in actual volumetric water content over time.
A built-in tap-to-wake LCD allows the current VWC percentage to be viewed directly at the sensor. When connected to a compatible TrolMaster controller, readings can also be monitored through the control system, with compatible connected systems providing historical data, alarm functions and mobile monitoring.
Why choose the TrolMaster WCS-3?
Monitor substrate dry-back & irrigation response
Knowing when irrigation has taken place is only part of understanding a crop's water management. The WCS-3 allows growers to see how the water content of the substrate changes following each irrigation event and how quickly that moisture level subsequently declines.
This dry-back information can help identify whether irrigation events are too frequent, too widely spaced or need adjustment as plant demand and environmental conditions change.
When readings are recorded through a compatible TrolMaster system, growers can observe moisture trends rather than relying on a single measurement. This is particularly useful when developing more precise irrigation and crop steering strategies.
Suitable growing media
The three-prong WCS-3 probe is inserted directly into the substrate being monitored. TrolMaster specifies the sensor for growing media including:
Sensor placement is important. Position the probe in a representative part of the root zone and use consistent placement when comparing multiple plants or growing areas.
Water content monitoring for crop steering
The WCS-3 is designed to support crop steering irrigation strategies by giving growers visibility of the substrate's response to irrigation.
Instead of working from irrigation duration and frequency alone, VWC data provides another layer of information showing how much the substrate water content increases following irrigation and how it declines during the subsequent dry-back period.
This information can be used alongside plant stage, environmental conditions and other crop data when refining irrigation schedules.
Built-in tap-to-wake LCD display
The WCS-3 incorporates an LCD directly into the sensor body. The display can be activated by tapping or disturbing the sensor and shows the current VWC percentage at the measurement point.
This allows quick local checks without needing to return to the main controller. The same water-content information can also be viewed through a compatible connected TrolMaster control system.
TrolMaster controller compatibility
The WCS-3 is compatible with a range of TrolMaster control platforms and supports multiple sensors on compatible systems.
| Aqua-X NFS-1 | Up to 8 WCS-3 sensors |
|---|---|
| Aqua-X Plus NFS-3 | Up to 20 WCS-3 sensors |
| Aqua-X Pro NFS-2 | Up to 50 WCS-3 sensors |
| Hydro-X Pro HCS-2 | Up to 50 WCS-3 sensors |
| Tent-X TCS-1 | 1 WCS-3 sensor |
TrolMaster WCS-3 product details
| Brand | TrolMaster |
|---|---|
| Model | WCS-3 |
| Product type | Volumetric Water Content substrate sensor |
| Measurement | Substrate water content / VWC |
| Water content range | 0-100% |
| Probe | Three-prong substrate probe |
| Display | Built-in tap-to-wake LCD |
| Input voltage | 12V DC |
| Maximum input current | 0.1A |
| Operating temperature | 0-50°C / 32-122°F |
| Operating humidity | Up to 90% RH |
| Suitable media | Coco coir, soil, rock wool & compatible growing media |
| Typical applications | Substrate moisture monitoring, irrigation analysis, dry-back monitoring & crop steering |
| Package dimensions | 170 x 90 x 54mm |
What's included?
| Sensor | 1 x TrolMaster WCS-3 Water Content Sensor 3 |
|---|---|
| Connection cable | 1 x 4ft M12 cable |
| Splitter | 1 x M12 T-Splitter |
TrolMaster WCS-3 Water Content Sensor FAQs
What does the TrolMaster WCS-3 measure?
The WCS-3 measures Volumetric Water Content (VWC), providing a percentage reading representing the moisture level within the growing medium. What is VWC?
VWC stands for Volumetric Water Content. It provides a way of monitoring how the water content of a growing medium changes as irrigation is applied and as the substrate subsequently dries. What is the measurement range of the WCS-3?
The WCS-3 has a specified water-content measurement range of 0-100%. Does the WCS-3 measure EC?
No. The WCS-3 is specifically a water-content sensor. If substrate EC and temperature measurement are also required, TrolMaster offers other sensor options designed for those additional measurements. Can I use the WCS-3 in coco?
Yes. TrolMaster specifically lists coco coir as a suitable growing medium for the WCS-3. Can I use the WCS-3 in soil?
Yes. The three-prong probe can be inserted into suitable soil and potting media to monitor changes in water content. Can the WCS-3 be used in rock wool?
Yes. TrolMaster lists rock wool as one of the growing media suitable for WCS-3 water-content measurement. Can the WCS-3 help with crop steering?
Yes. TrolMaster describes the WCS-3 as crop-steering irrigation compatible. Monitoring changes in VWC can help growers understand irrigation response and substrate dry-back when developing a crop steering strategy. Can I see the moisture reading on the sensor?
Yes. The WCS-3 has a built-in LCD that can be activated locally to display the current VWC percentage. Can I monitor WCS-3 readings remotely?
When connected to a compatible TrolMaster controller with the appropriate network and app configuration, WCS-3 readings can be monitored through the TrolMaster system, including historical information and configured alerts. Can the WCS-3 alert me if the substrate becomes too dry?
Compatible TrolMaster systems allow high and low water-content alarm settings to be configured, helping identify when readings move outside the desired range. Can I connect multiple WCS-3 sensors?
Yes. The WCS-3 is designed for daisy-chain installation, with the number of supported sensors depending on the TrolMaster controller being used. How many WCS-3 sensors can I connect to an Aqua-X?
The Aqua-X NFS-1 supports up to eight WCS-3 sensors. Other compatible TrolMaster controllers support different quantities, including up to 20 on the Aqua-X Plus NFS-3 and up to 50 on the Aqua-X Pro NFS-2. Where should I position the WCS-3?
Insert the three-prong probe into a representative part of the growing medium and root zone. Consistent sensor positioning is particularly important when comparing readings between multiple plants, containers or growing areas. What's included with the WCS-3?
The package includes one WCS-3 Water Content Sensor 3, one 4ft M12 cable and one M12 T-Splitter.
£139.95
Unit price per£139.95
Unit price perThe TrolMaster WCS-1 Water Content Sensor provides real-time monitoring of the percentage of water and nutrient solution held within the growing medium, helping growers understand irrigation response and substrate dry-back.
Designed for integration with compatible TrolMaster control systems, the WCS-1 uses a multi-prong substrate probe to monitor moisture within the root zone. The current water-content percentage can be viewed directly on the WCS-1 LCD as well as through the connected controller and TrolMaster app.
Rather than relying on irrigation timings alone, growers can see how the substrate responds after watering and how quickly it dries between irrigation events. This information can then be used to refine irrigation frequency, duration and overall watering strategy.
Historical data can also be displayed as a graph through the TrolMaster app, providing a clear picture of wetting and dry-down cycles over time. When multiple WCS-1 sensors are connected to a single Aqua-X, the controller and app display the average reading from the connected sensors.
Why choose the TrolMaster WCS-1?
Monitor irrigation & substrate dry-back
The WCS-1 allows growers to see what happens inside the growing medium following an irrigation event. As water or nutrient solution enters the substrate, the measured water content rises. As plants use water and the substrate dries, the reading falls.
Viewing this cycle over time provides useful information about the actual behaviour of the root zone. This can help identify irrigation events that are too frequent, insufficient dry-back between waterings or periods where the substrate is becoming drier than intended.
The resulting information can be used alongside crop stage, environmental conditions and plant demand when adjusting an irrigation programme.
Calibration for your growing medium
TrolMaster recommends calibrating each WCS-1 to the growing medium and nutrient solution being used. Different substrates can hold water differently, so calibration helps the sensor provide useful readings for the specific irrigation system.
For calibration, the probe should be installed in the growing medium at approximately one-third of the way up from the bottom of the container, or as close to this position as practical.
Fully saturate the growing medium with the nutrient solution normally used for irrigation until runoff occurs. Allow the medium to sit for approximately 2-3 minutes, then press and hold the WCS-1 addressing button for approximately five seconds to perform the calibration.
Use the normal nutrient solution rather than fresh water when calibrating, as the characteristics of the irrigation solution can affect sensor calibration.
Using multiple WCS-1 sensors
A single Aqua-X NFS-1 can support up to eight WCS-1 Water Content Sensors. This allows sensors to be positioned at representative points throughout a larger irrigation system rather than relying on a single measurement location.
When multiple WCS-1 sensors are connected to one Aqua-X, the value displayed by the Aqua-X controller and app is the average of the connected sensor readings.
This can provide a useful overall indication of substrate moisture across the monitored growing area while individual sensor placement helps account for variation between different locations.
TrolMaster WCS-1 product details
| Brand | TrolMaster |
|---|---|
| Model | WCS-1 |
| Product type | Growing medium water-content sensor |
| Primary measurement | Percentage water / nutrient solution within the growing medium |
| Measurement range | 0-100% |
| Display | Built-in LCD |
| Input voltage | 12V DC |
| Maximum input current | 0.1A |
| Operating temperature | 32-122°F / approximately 0-50°C |
| Operating humidity | Up to 90% |
| Aqua-X NFS-1 capacity | Up to 8 WCS-1 sensors |
| Multiple sensor display | Aqua-X and app display the average value of connected WCS-1 sensors |
| Package dimensions | 275 x 164 x 62mm |
| Typical applications | Substrate moisture monitoring, irrigation analysis & dry-back monitoring |
What's included?
| Water Content Sensor | 1 x TrolMaster WCS-1 |
|---|---|
| Splitter | 1 x RJ12 T-Splitter |
| Connection cable | 1 x 16ft RJ12 cable |
TrolMaster WCS-1 Water Content Sensor FAQs
What does the TrolMaster WCS-1 measure?
The WCS-1 monitors the percentage of water and nutrient solution held within the growing medium, providing a real-time indication of substrate moisture. What is the measurement range of the WCS-1?
The specified measurement range is 0-100% water content. Can the WCS-1 help monitor substrate dry-back?
Yes. This is one of its key applications. Historical readings can show how quickly the growing medium loses moisture between irrigation events, helping growers visualise the dry-down cycle. Can the WCS-1 help improve irrigation scheduling?
Yes. Monitoring how the substrate responds to irrigation and subsequently dries can provide useful information when adjusting irrigation frequency and duration. Does the WCS-1 have its own display?
Yes. The WCS-1 incorporates an LCD so the current water-content percentage can be viewed directly on the module. Can I see WCS-1 readings in the TrolMaster app?
Yes. When used with a compatible connected TrolMaster controller, water-content information can be viewed through the app and displayed as historical graph data. Does the WCS-1 need to be calibrated?
TrolMaster highly recommends calibrating the WCS-1 to the growing medium and nutrient solution being used. This helps account for differences between substrates and irrigation solutions. Should I use plain water when calibrating the WCS-1?
No. TrolMaster recommends saturating the test medium with the nutrient solution normally used for irrigation rather than fresh water, as using fresh water can affect calibration. Where should the WCS-1 probe be positioned?
TrolMaster recommends positioning the probe approximately one-third of the way up from the bottom of the growing container, or as close to that position as practical. How many WCS-1 sensors can I connect to an Aqua-X?
Up to eight WCS-1 Water Content Sensors can be connected to a single Aqua-X NFS-1 controller. What happens when several WCS-1 sensors are connected?
When multiple WCS-1 sensors are connected to a single Aqua-X, the value displayed on the Aqua-X and in the app is the average of the connected sensor readings. Can the WCS-1 provide moisture alarms?
Yes. The WCS-1 supports alarms when configured water-content setpoints are exceeded through a compatible TrolMaster system. Does the WCS-1 measure EC or substrate temperature?
No. The WCS-1 is a dedicated water-content sensor. Growers requiring additional substrate measurements such as EC or temperature should use an appropriate TrolMaster multi-parameter substrate sensor. What's included with the WCS-1 cable set?
The package contains one WCS-1 Water Content Sensor, one RJ12 T-Splitter and one 16ft RJ12 connection cable.
£129.95
Unit price per£129.95
Unit price perThe TrolMaster PPH-3 is a heavy-duty pH sensor designed for continuous monitoring of the acidity or alkalinity of liquid nutrient solutions, with a compact threaded design suitable for both drop-in reservoir monitoring and inline installation.
Developed for TrolMaster's nutrient monitoring systems, the PPH-3 features an improved sensing element designed to provide stable and reliable pH measurement. Its reduced-diameter protective sleeve and shorter body make installation easier in restricted spaces while the threaded construction allows the sensor to be fitted into a standard 3/4" PVC tee for inline monitoring.
The probe can also be used as a drop-in sensor for monitoring nutrient solution directly within a reservoir or tank. This gives growers the flexibility to choose an installation method appropriate to their irrigation and nutrient-management system.
A 3.6m cable provides flexible positioning, while the BNC connection allows the PPH-3 to connect directly to a compatible TrolMaster AMP-2 or AMP-3 Sensor Board.
Why choose the TrolMaster PPH-3?
Continuous pH monitoring of nutrient solutions
Maintaining an appropriate nutrient-solution pH is an important part of controlled irrigation and nutrient management. The PPH-3 allows a compatible TrolMaster controller to continuously monitor the pH of the solution rather than relying solely on occasional handheld measurements.
This makes it easier to identify changes in pH over time and provides a clearer picture of nutrient-solution conditions within the irrigation system.
When connected to the appropriate TrolMaster Sensor Board and controller, pH data becomes part of the wider TrolMaster monitoring system alongside compatible EC, temperature, irrigation and environmental sensors.
Drop-in or inline installation
Reservoir / drop-in monitoring
The PPH-3 can be positioned directly within the nutrient solution for straightforward reservoir monitoring. Its 3.6m cable provides flexibility when locating the probe in relation to the sensor board and controller.
Inline monitoring
The PPH-3 features a threaded body specifically designed to allow installation into a standard 3/4" PVC tee fitting. This allows the probe to monitor nutrient solution as part of an inline irrigation or nutrient-delivery system.
The reduced length and diameter of the PPH-3 make it particularly useful where installation space is limited.
TrolMaster controller compatibility
The PPH-3 connects to a compatible TrolMaster controller through an AMP-2 or AMP-3 Sensor Board. The required sensor board depends on the controller being used.
| Aqua-X NFS-1 | Compatible using AMP-2 Sensor Board |
|---|---|
| Aqua-X Pro NFS-2 | Compatible using AMP-3 Sensor Board |
| Aqua-X Plus NFS-3 | Compatible using AMP-3 Sensor Board |
| Green-X GCS-1 | Compatible using AMP-3 Sensor Board |
| Tent-X TCS-1 | Compatible using AMP-3 Sensor Board |
Important pH probe care
A pH probe must not be allowed to dry out. TrolMaster specifies that the PPH-3 should be stored with its protective storage cap and the correct pH probe storage solution whenever it is not in use.
Allowing the sensing element to dry completely can permanently affect the operation of the probe. TrolMaster also states that probes returned without the storage cap and in a dry condition are not eligible for warranty coverage.
Proper cleaning, storage and calibration are therefore important parts of maintaining reliable pH monitoring performance.
TrolMaster PPH-3 product details
| Brand | TrolMaster |
|---|---|
| Model | PPH-3 |
| Product type | Heavy-duty nutrient solution pH sensor |
| Measurement | pH / acidity and alkalinity of liquid solution |
| pH measurement range | pH 0-14 |
| pH accuracy | ±0.2 pH |
| Installation | Drop-in reservoir or inline |
| Inline fitting | Designed to fit a standard 3/4" PVC tee |
| Cable length | 3.6m |
| Connector | BNC male connector |
| Sensor board compatibility | TrolMaster AMP-2 & AMP-3 |
| Operating temperature | 0-50°C / 32-122°F |
| Operating humidity | Up to 90% RH |
| Package dimensions | 275 x 85 x 95mm |
| Typical applications | Nutrient reservoirs, irrigation systems, hydroponic nutrient monitoring, aquariums & laboratory applications |
What's included?
| Sensor | 1 x TrolMaster PPH-3 Heavy-Duty Nutrient pH Sensor |
|---|---|
| Connection | Integrated 3.6m cable with BNC connector |
TrolMaster PPH-3 pH Sensor FAQs
What does the TrolMaster PPH-3 measure?
The PPH-3 measures the pH of a liquid solution, indicating its acidity or alkalinity across a pH range of 0-14. Is the PPH-3 designed for nutrient solutions?
Yes. The PPH-3 is specifically designed as a heavy-duty nutrient pH sensor and can be incorporated into compatible TrolMaster nutrient and irrigation monitoring systems. Can the PPH-3 be placed directly in a reservoir?
Yes. The PPH-3 is drop-in compatible and can be used to monitor nutrient solution directly within a suitable reservoir or tank. Can the PPH-3 be installed inline?
Yes. The threaded probe body allows the PPH-3 to be installed into compatible inline pipework for continuous nutrient-solution monitoring. What size fitting does the PPH-3 use?
TrolMaster designed the threaded PPH-3 body to fit a standard 3/4" PVC tee fitting. What is the measurement range of the PPH-3?
The PPH-3 has a specified measurement range of pH 0-14. How accurate is the TrolMaster PPH-3?
TrolMaster specifies pH accuracy of ±0.2 pH for the PPH-3. How does the PPH-3 connect to a TrolMaster controller?
The probe uses a BNC male connector and connects through a compatible AMP-2 or AMP-3 Sensor Board, depending on the controller. Does the PPH-3 connect directly to an Aqua-X controller?
No. A compatible sensor board is required between the PPH-3 and controller. The Aqua-X NFS-1 uses the AMP-2, while compatible newer systems use the AMP-3. How long is the PPH-3 cable?
The probe is supplied with a 3.6m cable, providing flexibility when positioning the sensor within a reservoir or irrigation installation. Can a TrolMaster pH probe be allowed to dry out?
No. TrolMaster states that its pH probes must remain wet and should be stored using the supplied storage cap and appropriate pH probe storage solution. Allowing the sensing element to dry completely can damage the probe. Does the PPH-3 measure EC?
No. The PPH-3 measures pH only. For EC and nutrient-solution temperature monitoring, TrolMaster offers the compatible PCT-series EC and temperature sensors. What is the difference between the PPH-2 and PPH-3?
The PPH-2 is primarily designed as a heavy-duty in-tank pH sensor. The PPH-3 has a shorter, reduced-diameter threaded body specifically designed to support both drop-in and inline installation, including installation into a standard 3/4" PVC tee. Which TrolMaster systems support the PPH-3?
The PPH-3 is compatible with Aqua-X NFS-1, Aqua-X Pro NFS-2, Aqua-X Plus NFS-3, Green-X GCS-1 and Tent-X TCS-1 when used with the appropriate AMP-2 or AMP-3 Sensor Board.
£113.95
Unit price per£113.95
Unit price perThe TrolMaster PPH-2 is a commercial-grade, heavy-duty pH probe designed for continuous monitoring of nutrient solution within reservoirs and water tanks.
Used with a compatible TrolMaster AMP-2 or AMP-3 Sensor Board, the PPH-2 provides continuous pH monitoring as part of a TrolMaster irrigation and nutrient-management system. This allows growers to keep track of changes in nutrient-solution acidity or alkalinity without relying solely on periodic handheld measurements.
The PPH-2 is designed primarily for in-tank use, making it particularly suitable for nutrient reservoirs, irrigation tanks and other liquid-monitoring applications. A generous 3.6m cable provides flexibility when positioning the probe in relation to the sensor board and controller.
Once connected through the appropriate TrolMaster Sensor Board, pH information can be displayed through the compatible controller and TrolMaster app. Minimum and maximum limits can also be configured within supported systems to provide notifications when pH moves outside the required range.
Why choose the TrolMaster PPH-2?
Continuous nutrient solution pH monitoring
Nutrient-solution pH can change as water is added, nutrients are mixed, plants take up nutrients and the reservoir conditions develop over time. The PPH-2 allows these changes to be monitored continuously through a compatible TrolMaster control system.
Continuous monitoring provides a much clearer picture of reservoir conditions than occasional spot checks alone. It can help growers identify unexpected pH movement and respond before the solution moves too far outside the desired operating range.
When used with a compatible connected TrolMaster controller, pH readings can form part of the wider irrigation monitoring system alongside EC, nutrient-solution temperature, water-content and irrigation data.
Designed for in-tank monitoring
TrolMaster specifies the PPH-2 as a heavy-duty in-tank pH sensor. The probe is intended to be positioned within the water or nutrient reservoir being monitored, while the 3.6m cable provides flexibility when locating the associated sensor board.
For new installations requiring a dedicated threaded probe for either reservoir or inline pipework installation, the newer TrolMaster PPH-3 provides an alternative design. The PPH-2 remains an excellent choice where a heavy-duty reservoir probe is required.
TrolMaster system compatibility
The PPH-2 does not connect directly to the main controller. It connects through the appropriate TrolMaster AMP Sensor Board, which then communicates the pH reading to the controller.
| Aqua-X NFS-1 | Compatible using AMP-2 Sensor Board |
|---|---|
| Aqua-X Pro NFS-2 | Compatible using AMP-3 Sensor Board |
| Aqua-X Plus NFS-3 | Compatible using AMP-3 Sensor Board |
| Green-X GCS-1 | Compatible using AMP-3 Sensor Board |
| Tent-X TCS-1 | Compatible using AMP-3 Sensor Board |
Important pH probe care
Never allow the PPH-2 pH probe to dry out completely. TrolMaster specifies that its pH probes must be stored using the storage cap and the correct probe storage solution.
If the sensing element is allowed to dry completely, the probe may no longer function correctly. TrolMaster also states that pH probes returned without the storage cap and in a dry condition are not eligible for warranty coverage.
Correct storage, routine cleaning and regular calibration are therefore important for maintaining reliable pH measurement.
TrolMaster PPH-2 product details
| Brand | TrolMaster |
|---|---|
| Model | PPH-2 |
| Product type | Heavy-duty in-tank pH sensor |
| Measurement | pH of water or nutrient solution |
| Installation | Reservoir / in-tank |
| Probe grade | Commercial-grade |
| Cable length | 3.6m |
| Connector | BNC |
| Sensor board compatibility | TrolMaster AMP-2 & AMP-3 |
| Operating temperature | 0-50°C / 32-122°F |
| Operating humidity | Up to 90% RH |
| Package dimensions | 275 x 85 x 95mm |
| Typical applications | Nutrient reservoirs, irrigation tanks & compatible water-monitoring systems |
What's included?
| pH sensor | 1 x TrolMaster PPH-2 Heavy-Duty In-Tank pH Sensor |
|---|---|
| Connection | Integrated 3.6m cable with BNC connector |
TrolMaster PPH-2 pH Sensor FAQs
What does the TrolMaster PPH-2 measure?
The PPH-2 continuously monitors the pH of water or nutrient solution when connected to a compatible TrolMaster Sensor Board and controller. Is the PPH-2 designed for nutrient reservoirs?
Yes. TrolMaster currently describes the PPH-2 as a heavy-duty in-tank pH sensor intended to be placed within a water or nutrient reservoir. Is the PPH-2 a commercial-grade probe?
Yes. TrolMaster specifies the PPH-2 as a commercially rated probe for continuous pH monitoring. Does the PPH-2 connect directly to the Aqua-X?
No. The probe connects through a compatible Sensor Board. The Aqua-X NFS-1 uses the AMP-2, while compatible newer TrolMaster controllers use the AMP-3. Does the PPH-2 work with the AMP-3?
Yes. TrolMaster currently lists the PPH-2 as compatible with both AMP-2 and AMP-3 Sensor Boards, depending on the controller being used. How long is the PPH-2 cable?
The PPH-2 is supplied with a 3.6m cable, providing flexibility when positioning the probe within a reservoir. What connector does the PPH-2 use?
The PPH-2 uses a BNC connection for connection to the pH input on a compatible TrolMaster Sensor Board. Can I monitor the PPH-2 through the TrolMaster app?
When the probe is connected through the appropriate Sensor Board to a compatible internet-connected TrolMaster controller, sensor data can be viewed through the TrolMaster system and app. Can the system warn me about high or low pH?
Yes. Compatible TrolMaster systems allow minimum and maximum pH limits to be configured and can provide notifications when readings move outside those limits. Can the PPH-2 be allowed to dry out?
No. The sensing element must remain hydrated. Store the probe with its protective cap and the correct pH probe storage solution whenever it is not in use. Does the PPH-2 measure EC or water temperature?
No. The PPH-2 is a pH sensor. EC and nutrient-solution temperature require a compatible TrolMaster PCT-series EC/temperature sensor. What is the difference between the PPH-2 and PPH-3?
The PPH-2 is TrolMaster's heavy-duty in-tank pH probe. The newer PPH-3 uses a shorter, reduced-diameter threaded body designed for both reservoir and inline installation, including fitting into a standard 3/4" PVC tee. Which controllers are compatible with the PPH-2?
TrolMaster currently lists the PPH-2 for use with Aqua-X NFS-1, Aqua-X Pro NFS-2, Aqua-X Plus NFS-3, Green-X GCS-1 and Tent-X TCS-1 when paired with the appropriate AMP-2 or AMP-3 Sensor Board. Is the PPH-2 suitable for continuous monitoring?
Yes. Continuous pH monitoring is the primary purpose of the PPH-2 when integrated with a compatible TrolMaster water and nutrient monitoring system.
£50.95
Unit price per£50.95
Unit price perThe TrolMaster PPH-1 Reservoir pH Sensor provides continuous monitoring of pH within water and nutrient reservoirs when connected to a compatible TrolMaster AMP Sensor Board and control system.
Designed specifically for reservoir monitoring, the PPH-1 allows growers to track changes in the acidity or alkalinity of irrigation water and nutrient solution without relying solely on occasional handheld measurements.
The probe is positioned directly in the reservoir and connects to the appropriate TrolMaster Sensor Board using its BNC connection. Sensor data can then be displayed through the compatible TrolMaster controller and, on connected systems, through the TrolMaster app.
With a 3.6m cable for flexible positioning, the PPH-1 provides a straightforward way to add continuous reservoir pH monitoring to a TrolMaster irrigation and nutrient-management system.
Why choose the TrolMaster PPH-1?
Monitor nutrient solution pH continuously
The pH of a nutrient solution can change after nutrients are mixed and as the solution remains within the reservoir. Plant uptake, source-water characteristics and additions to the reservoir can all contribute to changes over time.
Installing a PPH-1 allows these changes to be monitored continuously through the TrolMaster system. This provides considerably more information than relying on occasional manual measurements alone and makes unexpected changes easier to identify.
On compatible TrolMaster systems, minimum and maximum limits can be configured so that the system can notify the user when monitored pH moves outside the desired range.
Designed for reservoir installation
The PPH-1 is TrolMaster's standard reservoir pH probe. It is designed to be positioned directly within the water or nutrient solution being monitored rather than installed into irrigation pipework.
The integrated 3.6m cable allows the probe to be positioned within the reservoir while the associated AMP Sensor Board and controller can be located appropriately outside the tank.
For applications requiring a more robust commercial-grade reservoir probe, TrolMaster also offers the PPH-2 Heavy-Duty In-Tank pH Sensor. For applications requiring inline installation, the PPH-3 features a threaded body designed for both drop-in and inline use.
TrolMaster controller compatibility
The PPH-1 operates through a compatible TrolMaster AMP Sensor Board. The sensor board required depends on the controller being used.
| Aqua-X NFS-1 | Compatible using AMP-2 Sensor Board |
|---|---|
| Aqua-X Pro NFS-2 | Compatible using AMP-3 Sensor Board |
| Aqua-X Plus NFS-3 | Compatible using AMP-3 Sensor Board |
| Green-X GCS-1 | Compatible using AMP-3 Sensor Board |
| Tent-X TCS-1 | Compatible using AMP-3 Sensor Board |
Important pH probe care
Never allow the PPH-1 sensing element to dry out completely. TrolMaster specifies that all of its pH probes should be stored using the storage cap and the correct pH probe storage solution whenever they are not in use.
A pH probe that is allowed to dry completely may no longer operate correctly. Correct storage, cleaning and calibration are therefore important for maintaining dependable measurements.
TrolMaster also states that a pH probe returned without its storage cap and in a dry condition will not be eligible for warranty coverage.
TrolMaster PPH-1 product details
| Brand | TrolMaster |
|---|---|
| Model | PPH-1 |
| Product type | Reservoir pH sensor |
| Measurement | pH of water or nutrient solution |
| Installation | Reservoir / drop-in |
| Cable length | 3.6m |
| Connector | BNC |
| Sensor board compatibility | TrolMaster AMP-2 & AMP-3 |
| Operating temperature | 0-50°C / 32-122°F |
| Operating humidity | Below 90% RH |
| Package dimensions | 275 x 85 x 95mm |
| Typical applications | Nutrient reservoirs, irrigation tanks, water monitoring, aquariums & laboratory applications |
What's included?
| pH sensor | 1 x TrolMaster PPH-1 Reservoir pH Sensor |
|---|---|
| Connection | Integrated 3.6m cable with BNC connector |
TrolMaster PPH-1 Reservoir pH Sensor FAQs
What does the TrolMaster PPH-1 measure?
The PPH-1 monitors the pH of water or nutrient solution, allowing changes in acidity and alkalinity to be monitored continuously through a compatible TrolMaster system. What is the PPH-1 designed for?
The PPH-1 is specifically designed as a reservoir pH sensor for monitoring water or nutrient solution held within a tank. Can I place the PPH-1 directly into a nutrient reservoir?
Yes. Reservoir monitoring is the intended application for the PPH-1. Can the PPH-1 be installed inline?
The PPH-1 is intended for reservoir monitoring. For an installation requiring a threaded inline probe, the TrolMaster PPH-3 is designed for both drop-in and inline use. Does the PPH-1 connect directly to an Aqua-X controller?
No. The pH probe connects through a compatible AMP Sensor Board, which then connects to the TrolMaster controller. Which Sensor Board does the PPH-1 use?
The Aqua-X NFS-1 uses the AMP-2 Sensor Board. Compatible Aqua-X Pro, Aqua-X Plus, Green-X and Tent-X systems use the AMP-3 Sensor Board. How long is the PPH-1 cable?
The PPH-1 has a 3.6m cable, providing flexibility when positioning the probe within a reservoir. What connector does the PPH-1 use?
The PPH-1 uses a BNC connection to connect to the pH input on a compatible TrolMaster AMP Sensor Board. Can I monitor reservoir pH through the TrolMaster app?
Yes. When connected to a compatible internet-connected TrolMaster controller through the appropriate Sensor Board, pH data can be displayed through the TrolMaster system and app. Can the system alert me if reservoir pH changes too much?
Yes. Compatible TrolMaster systems allow minimum and maximum pH limits to be configured and can provide notifications when readings move outside those limits. Can the PPH-1 pH probe be allowed to dry out?
No. TrolMaster states that its pH probes must remain hydrated and should be stored with the correct probe storage solution and storage cap whenever they are not in use. Does the PPH-1 measure EC or water temperature?
No. The PPH-1 measures pH. EC and water temperature can be monitored separately using a compatible TrolMaster PCT-series sensor. What is the difference between the PPH-1, PPH-2 and PPH-3?
The PPH-1 is TrolMaster's standard reservoir pH sensor. The PPH-2 is a commercially rated heavy-duty in-tank probe, while the PPH-3 uses an improved compact threaded design that supports both reservoir and inline installation. Which TrolMaster systems support the PPH-1?
TrolMaster lists the PPH-1 for use with Aqua-X NFS-1, Aqua-X Pro NFS-2, Aqua-X Plus NFS-3, Green-X GCS-1 and Tent-X TCS-1 when used with the appropriate AMP-2 or AMP-3 Sensor Board.
£170.00
Unit price per£170.00
Unit price perThe TrolMaster Aqua-X NFS-1 is a professional modular irrigation controller capable of managing up to 30 individual watering outputs while bringing irrigation scheduling, leak detection, watering confirmation and optional nutrient and substrate monitoring into one expandable control system.
Designed as the central controller for the Aqua-X irrigation system, the NFS-1 can automate 24V solenoid valves and compatible mains-powered pumps through optional TrolMaster control modules. This allows a single controller to manage multiple irrigation zones, rooms, nutrient tanks or other independently scheduled watering circuits.
Irrigation can be configured using conventional scheduled watering events or repeating cycle timers, allowing the system to accommodate anything from straightforward daily irrigation through to frequent short-duration watering strategies.
The system can also be expanded beyond basic irrigation control. Optional TrolMaster sensors allow the Aqua-X to monitor nutrient-solution pH, EC and temperature, while Water Content Sensors can provide information about moisture levels within the growing substrate.
The NFS-1 includes a TrolMaster WD-1 Water Detector and Touch Spot as standard, providing both leak detection and the ability to confirm that irrigation water actually reached the monitored point.
Why choose the TrolMaster Aqua-X NFS-1?
Control up to 30 irrigation outputs
The Aqua-X NFS-1 can control up to 30 individual outputs by connecting compatible TrolMaster control modules. This makes it suitable for installations ranging from a relatively simple automated watering system to larger multi-zone irrigation layouts.
TrolMaster's OA6-24 Control Board provides six individually controlled 24V outputs for compatible solenoid valves, while other Aqua-X modules allow compatible pumps and powered irrigation equipment to be incorporated into the system.
A maximum of five compatible control modules can be connected to the NFS-1, with the combined system supporting up to 30 independently controlled outputs.
Flexible irrigation scheduling
The NFS-1 supports both scheduled and repeating irrigation control, giving growers much greater flexibility than a conventional single-output timer.
Up to 12 individual customisable irrigation schedules can be configured to operate at selected times of day with different watering durations. TrolMaster also provides cycle timer functionality for repeating irrigation events.
ON durations can be configured down to 1 second, while repeating timer OFF periods can be set as low as 1 minute. This makes the Aqua-X particularly useful where irrigation needs to be delivered in short, accurately controlled events.
Water detector included
Every NFS-1 is supplied with a WD-1 Water Detector and Touch Spot. The detector can perform two important roles within an Aqua-X installation.
Leak detection
The Touch Spot can be positioned in an area where unwanted water would collect. If water is detected, the Aqua-X can provide an alert, helping identify leaks before they develop into a larger problem.
Watering confirmation
The WD-1 can alternatively be assigned to a specific irrigation output. When that output is activated, the system can use the detector to confirm that water actually arrived at the monitored location.
This is an important distinction because activating a pump or solenoid does not necessarily mean that water was successfully delivered. A blocked line, empty reservoir, pump problem or other irrigation fault can prevent delivery even though the controller operated correctly.
The NFS-1 can support up to 30 Water Detectors, allowing watering confirmation or leak monitoring to be expanded across a larger irrigation installation.
Expand into nutrient & substrate monitoring
The Aqua-X is more than an irrigation timer. Optional TrolMaster sensors allow the NFS-1 to become a central monitoring platform for both nutrient solution and growing-medium conditions.
pH, EC & nutrient temperature
One optional AMP-2 Sensor Board can be connected to the NFS-1. The AMP-2 supports compatible TrolMaster pH and EC/temperature probes, allowing nutrient-solution pH, electrical conductivity and temperature to be monitored continuously.
Substrate water content
The NFS-1 supports up to eight compatible Water Content Sensors, allowing growers to monitor moisture within the root-zone substrate and use the resulting information to better understand irrigation and dry-back behaviour.
These monitoring functions complement the irrigation controls, allowing watering schedules and actual crop conditions to be viewed within the same Aqua-X ecosystem.
Remote access with the TrolMaster app
When the NFS-1 is connected to a compatible internet service, the free TrolMaster smartphone app provides remote access to Aqua-X information and settings.
Growers can access irrigation settings, monitored sensor information, historical data and system alerts without needing to be physically beside the controller.
This is particularly useful for identifying irrigation failures, leaks or nutrient conditions that move outside configured limits.
TrolMaster Aqua-X NFS-1 product details
| Brand | TrolMaster |
|---|---|
| Model | NFS-1 |
| System | Aqua-X Irrigation Control System |
| Product type | Modular irrigation controller |
| Maximum irrigation outputs | 30 |
| Maximum control modules | 5 compatible modules per NFS-1 system |
| 24V control | Supports compatible 24V Aqua-X control modules for solenoid-valve operation |
| Irrigation scheduling | Scheduled watering & repeating cycle timers |
| Custom irrigation schedules | Up to 12 |
| Minimum ON timer | 1 second |
| Minimum cycle OFF timer | 1 minute |
| Water Detectors | Up to 30 |
| Water Content Sensors | Up to 8 |
| AMP-2 Sensor Board | Maximum 1 per NFS-1 system |
| pH sensor support | 1 compatible pH sensor via optional AMP-2 |
| EC / temperature sensor support | 1 compatible EC/temperature sensor via optional AMP-2 |
| Display | Backlit 128 x 128 LCD |
| Local control | 6-button control interface |
| Remote access | Free TrolMaster smartphone app when connected to compatible internet service |
| Data logging | Yes |
| Input voltage | 100-240V AC, 50/60Hz via supplied 12V power adapter |
| Installation environment | Indoor use |
What's included?
| Main controller | 1 x TrolMaster Aqua-X NFS-1 Irrigation Controller |
|---|---|
| Water Detector | 1 x TrolMaster WD-1 Water Detector |
| Water detection point | 1 x Touch Spot |
| Power | 1 x 12V Power Adapter |
TrolMaster Aqua-X NFS-1 FAQs
What is the TrolMaster Aqua-X NFS-1?
The NFS-1 is the main controller for TrolMaster's Aqua-X modular irrigation system. It manages irrigation schedules and can be expanded with compatible control modules and sensors. How many irrigation outputs can the NFS-1 control?
The Aqua-X NFS-1 can control up to 30 individual irrigation outputs using compatible TrolMaster control modules. Can the Aqua-X control 24V irrigation solenoid valves?
Yes. Compatible Aqua-X 24V Control Boards provide individually controlled outputs for 24V irrigation solenoid valves. Can the NFS-1 control irrigation pumps?
Yes. Compatible Aqua-X modules can be used to control suitable pumps and powered irrigation equipment. The correct module must be selected for the electrical load and application. How many irrigation schedules can I create?
The NFS-1 supports up to 12 individual customisable irrigation schedules, allowing different watering times and durations to be configured. Can the Aqua-X run short irrigation events?
Yes. TrolMaster specifies ON timer durations as low as 1 second, making the system suitable for short, accurately timed irrigation events. Does the NFS-1 include a water detector?
Yes. The NFS-1 package includes one WD-1 Water Detector and one Touch Spot. What does watering confirmation mean?
A WD-1 can be assigned to an irrigation output so the Aqua-X can check whether water actually reaches the monitored location after irrigation is activated. This helps identify a watering failure that would not be detected simply by checking whether the pump or valve was switched on. Can the NFS-1 detect water leaks?
Yes. The included WD-1 can operate as a leak detector, and the system can be expanded with additional Water Detectors. The NFS-1 supports up to 30 Water Detectors. Can the Aqua-X monitor substrate moisture?
Yes. The NFS-1 supports up to eight compatible TrolMaster Water Content Sensors for monitoring water content within the growing medium. Can the NFS-1 monitor pH and EC?
Yes. An optional AMP-2 Sensor Board allows compatible TrolMaster pH and EC/temperature probes to be connected for continuous nutrient-solution monitoring. Does the NFS-1 include the pH and EC probes?
No. The standard NFS-1 package includes the controller, WD-1 Water Detector, Touch Spot and power adapter. The AMP-2 Sensor Board and nutrient probes are optional additions. Does the TrolMaster Aqua-X have an app?
Yes. TrolMaster provides a free smartphone app. When the controller is connected to compatible internet service, the app can be used to access settings, monitored information, historical data and alerts remotely. Does the Aqua-X store historical data?
Yes. The NFS-1 supports data logging and historical monitoring through the Aqua-X system. Can I expand the NFS-1 system later?
Yes. Modularity is one of the main features of the Aqua-X system. Additional compatible control modules, Water Detectors, Water Content Sensors and nutrient-monitoring equipment can be added as the irrigation installation develops.
£47.95
Unit price per£47.95
Unit price perThe TrolMaster MBS-TH is the replacement 3-in-1 environmental sensor for the Hydro-X HCS-1, combining air temperature, relative humidity and day/night light detection in a single plug-and-play sensor.
The MBS-TH provides the Hydro-X controller with the environmental information it needs to manage compatible heating, cooling, humidification, dehumidification and other climate-control equipment.
Temperature and humidity are continuously measured and reported back to the Hydro-X, while the integrated photocell determines whether the growing area is in its light or dark period. The controller can then use these readings together with compatible TrolMaster Device Stations to automatically manage connected environmental equipment.
This product is supplied as a replacement or spare MBS-TH sensor. A 3-in-1 sensor is already included as standard with a new Hydro-X HCS-1 controller, making this unit ideal for replacing an existing sensor or keeping a spare available for an established installation.
Why choose the TrolMaster MBS-TH?
Temperature & humidity monitoring
Environmental control depends on accurate information about conditions within the crop area. The MBS-TH continuously supplies the Hydro-X with air-temperature and relative-humidity readings, allowing the controller to compare actual conditions against the settings configured by the user.
Compatible TrolMaster control modules can then switch or regulate connected environmental equipment according to those readings. Depending on the equipment and Device Stations installed, a Hydro-X system can be configured to manage heating, cooling, air conditioning, ventilation, humidification and dehumidification.
The MBS-TH therefore acts as one of the primary environmental feedback sensors within a Hydro-X installation.
Built-in day/night photocell
In addition to temperature and humidity, the MBS-TH incorporates a photocell that allows the Hydro-X to identify whether lights are on or off.
The photocell detects the presence of light rather than measuring light intensity. It is therefore used for day/night detection and should not be confused with a PAR or PPFD sensor.
For growers requiring actual photosynthetic light measurement, TrolMaster offers the separate MBS-PAR Full Spectrum Quantum Sensor.
Environmental control with Hydro-X
The MBS-TH itself is a monitoring sensor rather than a switching device. Environmental equipment is controlled through compatible TrolMaster Device Stations connected to the Hydro-X controller.
The controller receives temperature and humidity information from the MBS-TH, compares those readings with the configured environmental settings and then sends the appropriate control commands to the connected Device Stations.
This modular approach allows the Hydro-X system to be configured around the environmental equipment already being used rather than requiring a fixed collection of devices.
Sensor positioning & installation
Position the MBS-TH where it can provide a representative measurement of conditions within the growing environment. Avoid locations directly affected by heaters, air-conditioning outlets, humidifiers or other equipment that could produce an unrepresentative local reading.
The sensor connects to the Hydro-X SENSORS port through the supplied RJ12 cable and T-Splitter. Additional compatible Hydro-X sensors can be daisy-chained using further splitters and RJ12 cabling.
Keep the MBS-TH dry and clean. TrolMaster specifically advises against spraying foreign substances onto the sensor or allowing water or condensation to collect on it, as contamination or moisture can cause premature sensor failure.
Hydro-X compatibility
The MBS-TH is specifically designed as the 3-in-1 environmental sensor for the original TrolMaster Hydro-X HCS-1.
It should not be confused with the MBS-PRO used by the Hydro-X Pro and Hydro-X Plus systems. The MBS-PRO is a different 4-in-1 sensor that additionally measures CO2 concentration.
TrolMaster MBS-TH product details
| Brand | TrolMaster |
|---|---|
| Model | MBS-TH |
| Product type | 3-in-1 environmental sensor |
| Primary compatibility | TrolMaster Hydro-X HCS-1 |
| Temperature sensing | Yes |
| Relative humidity sensing | Yes |
| Light sensing | Yes - photocell for day/night detection |
| Measures PAR / PPFD | No |
| Measures CO2 | No |
| Connection | RJ12 |
| Cable length | 16ft / approximately 4.9m |
| Output voltage | 0-11.5V |
| Maximum current | 0.2A |
| Working temperature | 32-122°F / approximately 0-50°C |
| Working humidity | Up to 90% RH |
| Package dimensions | 160 x 86 x 86mm |
| Installation | Indoor environmental monitoring |
What's included?
| Sensor | 1 x TrolMaster MBS-TH 3-in-1 Temperature / Humidity / Light Sensor |
|---|---|
| Sensor cable | 1 x 16ft RJ12 Cable |
| Splitter | 1 x RJ12 T-Splitter |
TrolMaster MBS-TH FAQs
What does the TrolMaster MBS-TH measure?
The MBS-TH measures air temperature and relative humidity and uses a built-in photocell to determine whether the growing environment is in its day or night period. Which TrolMaster controller is the MBS-TH designed for?
The MBS-TH is the 3-in-1 environmental sensor designed for the TrolMaster Hydro-X HCS-1. Does a new Hydro-X HCS-1 already include an MBS-TH?
Yes. The Hydro-X HCS-1 is supplied with an MBS-TH sensor, so this separately supplied product is primarily intended as a replacement or spare. Does the MBS-TH measure light intensity?
No. Its photocell detects whether light is present so the controller can determine day and night operation. It does not provide a PAR, PPFD or other light-intensity measurement. Does the MBS-TH measure PPFD?
No. PPFD measurement requires a suitable quantum sensor such as the TrolMaster MBS-PAR. Does the MBS-TH measure CO2?
No. The MBS-TH measures temperature, humidity and day/night light status. CO2 monitoring on a Hydro-X system requires a compatible separate CO2 sensor. Can the MBS-TH control heating and cooling equipment?
The MBS-TH provides the environmental readings used by the Hydro-X. Actual equipment is controlled through compatible TrolMaster Device Stations connected to the controller. Can it be used for humidity control?
Yes. The MBS-TH provides relative-humidity readings to the Hydro-X, which can then operate compatible humidification or dehumidification equipment through the appropriate control modules. How does the MBS-TH connect to the Hydro-X?
It connects to the Hydro-X sensor network using an RJ12 cable and T-Splitter. What cable is included?
TrolMaster supplies the MBS-TH with a 16ft RJ12 cable and an RJ12 T-Splitter. Can other sensors be connected to the same Hydro-X sensor network?
Yes. Compatible sensors can be daisy-chained through the Hydro-X sensor connection using RJ12 cables and splitters. Where should I position the MBS-TH?
Position it where it can measure representative environmental conditions. Avoid placing it immediately beside equipment or air outlets that could artificially influence temperature or humidity readings. Can the MBS-TH get wet?
No. TrolMaster advises keeping the sensor dry and clean and specifically warns against spraying substances onto it or allowing water or condensation to contact the sensor. Is the MBS-TH the same as the MBS-PRO?
No. The MBS-TH is a 3-in-1 temperature, humidity and day/night sensor for the Hydro-X HCS-1. The MBS-PRO is a different 4-in-1 sensor that also measures CO2 and is designed for TrolMaster's Hydro-X Pro and Hydro-X Plus systems.
£25.00
Unit price per£25.00
Unit price perThe TrolMaster MBS-SD is an optional smoke detection sensor designed to integrate directly with compatible TrolMaster environmental control systems, providing continuous smoke monitoring and remote warning through the TrolMaster system.
When smoke is detected, the MBS-SD communicates with the connected TrolMaster controller so the user can be alerted to a potential problem. On an internet-connected Hydro-X system, an alert can also be sent to the user's smartphone through the TrolMaster app.
Multiple MBS-SD sensors can be installed to monitor different areas. The original Hydro-X HCS-1 supports up to five smoke detectors, allowing coverage to be expanded across a larger controlled environment.
Installation is straightforward using TrolMaster's RJ12 sensor network. The MBS-SD is supplied with a 16ft RJ12 cable and T-Splitter, allowing it to be daisy-chained alongside other compatible TrolMaster sensors.
Why choose the TrolMaster MBS-SD?
Smoke detection integrated with environmental control
Controlled horticultural environments can contain lighting systems, environmental-control equipment, pumps, fans and other electrical devices that may operate for long periods without constant supervision.
The MBS-SD adds smoke detection directly to the TrolMaster monitoring system. If a connected detector identifies smoke, the controller can generate an alarm so the user is made aware of the potential problem.
When remote connectivity is configured, this warning can also be delivered through the TrolMaster smartphone app. This makes the MBS-SD particularly useful for facilities that are not continuously occupied.
Multiple detectors for wider coverage
A single detector may not be appropriate for every installation, particularly where equipment is distributed across a larger space. TrolMaster therefore allows multiple MBS-SD sensors to be connected to compatible controllers.
The original Hydro-X HCS-1 supports up to five MBS-SD smoke detectors. Each detector is connected to the sensor network and assigned an address using the small button built into the unit.
If any connected MBS-SD detects smoke, the Hydro-X can generate a warning to alert the user.
Plug-and-play RJ12 installation
The MBS-SD connects to the controller's sensor network using the supplied RJ12 cable and T-Splitter. Other compatible sensors can be daisy-chained along the same sensor connection using additional T-Splitters and RJ12 cables.
Once connected, the small address-assignment button on the MBS-SD is used to allow the controller to identify the detector.
Position detectors appropriately within the monitored environment and follow the TrolMaster installation instructions when adding multiple sensors.
Sensor care
The MBS-SD should be kept dry and clean. TrolMaster advises against spraying foreign substances onto its sensors or allowing water or condensation to collect on them.
Moisture, contamination or residues entering the sensor can cause incorrect operation or premature failure, so detector placement should take this into account.
Important safety information
The MBS-SD provides additional smoke monitoring as part of a compatible TrolMaster environmental control installation. It should be treated as an additional monitoring and alerting device rather than as a substitute for any smoke alarms, fire detection systems or other life-safety equipment required for the premises.
Appropriate certified fire detection and alarm equipment should always be installed and maintained where required by the building, application and applicable regulations.
TrolMaster MBS-SD product details
| Brand | TrolMaster |
|---|---|
| Model | MBS-SD |
| Product type | Smoke detection sensor |
| Primary function | Smoke detection & system alerting |
| Hydro-X HCS-1 capacity | Up to 5 MBS-SD smoke detectors |
| Connection | RJ12 |
| Cable length | 16ft / approximately 4.9m |
| Address assignment | Built-in address assignment button |
| Installation | Plug & play TrolMaster sensor network |
| Output voltage | 0-11.5V |
| Maximum current | 0.2A |
| Working temperature | 32-122°F / approximately 0-50°C |
| Working humidity | Up to 90% RH |
| Package dimensions | 160 x 86 x 86mm |
| Gross packaged weight | 0.37kg |
What's included?
| Smoke detector | 1 x TrolMaster MBS-SD Smoke Detector |
|---|---|
| Sensor cable | 1 x 16ft RJ12 Cable |
| Splitter | 1 x RJ12 T-Splitter |
TrolMaster MBS-SD Smoke Detector FAQs
What does the TrolMaster MBS-SD do?
The MBS-SD detects the presence of smoke and communicates an alarm condition to a compatible TrolMaster controller. Can the MBS-SD send an alert to my phone?
Yes. When used with a compatible internet-connected TrolMaster controller, smoke detection can generate an alert through the TrolMaster smartphone app. How many MBS-SD smoke detectors can I connect to a Hydro-X HCS-1?
The Hydro-X HCS-1 supports up to five MBS-SD smoke detectors. What happens if one of several detectors senses smoke?
If any connected MBS-SD detects smoke, the Hydro-X can generate an alarm and, when remote connectivity is configured, alert the user through the TrolMaster app. How does the MBS-SD connect to Hydro-X?
It connects to the controller's sensor network using an RJ12 cable and T-Splitter. Does the MBS-SD come with a cable?
Yes. TrolMaster supplies the MBS-SD with a 16ft RJ12 cable and RJ12 T-Splitter. How is each smoke detector identified by the controller?
The MBS-SD has a small built-in address-assignment button. Once connected, this is used to allow the compatible TrolMaster controller to assign the detector an address. Can the MBS-SD be daisy-chained with other TrolMaster sensors?
Yes. On compatible systems the MBS-SD can form part of the RJ12 sensor network alongside other supported sensors using T-Splitters and RJ12 cabling. Does the smoke detector need a separate power supply?
No separate mains power supply is included or required for the MBS-SD. It connects to the compatible TrolMaster sensor network through its RJ12 connection. Can the MBS-SD get wet?
No. TrolMaster states that its sensors should remain dry and clean and should not be exposed to sprayed substances, water or condensation. Is the MBS-SD only compatible with the original Hydro-X?
No. TrolMaster also lists the MBS-SD within several of its newer control-system ranges. Always check the sensor capacity and connection requirements of the specific TrolMaster controller being used. Is the MBS-SD a replacement for a building fire alarm?
No. The MBS-SD is an additional smoke-monitoring sensor for compatible TrolMaster control systems. It should not replace any certified fire detection, smoke alarm or life-safety equipment required for the premises. Why add smoke detection to an environmental controller?
It allows smoke detection to become part of the same remotely monitored system used for environmental control, providing an additional warning of a potential problem when the facility is unattended.
£150.00
Unit price per£150.00
Unit price perThe TrolMaster MBS-PRO is a professional 4-in-1 environmental sensor combining air temperature, relative humidity, CO2 concentration and day/night light detection in a single unit for the Hydro-X Pro and Hydro-X Plus control systems.
By combining four important environmental measurements into one sensor, the MBS-PRO gives a compatible TrolMaster controller the real-time information required to manage temperature, humidity and CO2 equipment while automatically identifying whether the controlled area is in its light or dark period.
Unlike the MBS-TH used with the original Hydro-X HCS-1, the MBS-PRO incorporates a dedicated CO2 sensor and an onboard LCD display. Current environmental conditions can therefore be checked directly at the sensor as well as through the connected TrolMaster controller.
Multiple MBS-PRO sensors can be positioned throughout larger installations, allowing conditions to be measured at different locations rather than relying on a single environmental reading for the entire area.
Why choose the TrolMaster MBS-PRO?
Four environmental measurements from one sensor
The MBS-PRO combines several measurements that would otherwise require separate environmental sensors. Data is continuously sent to the connected Hydro-X Pro or Hydro-X Plus controller, where it can be used for environmental monitoring and equipment control.
Air temperature
Temperature information can be used by the controller to operate compatible heating, cooling, air-conditioning and ventilation equipment through the appropriate TrolMaster control modules.
Relative humidity
Continuous relative-humidity monitoring allows compatible humidifiers, dehumidifiers and ventilation equipment to respond to changing moisture levels in the air.
CO2 concentration
The integrated CO2 sensor measures carbon dioxide concentration in parts per million (PPM). Compatible TrolMaster control equipment can use this information to manage CO2 supplementation and maintain configured CO2 parameters.
Day/night light detection
The built-in photocell detects whether light is present, allowing the controller to determine whether the environment is in its day or night period.
Day/night sensor, not a PAR meter
The MBS-PRO photocell detects the presence of light, not its intensity. This distinction is important when selecting sensors for a TrolMaster system.
The MBS-PRO tells the controller whether the lights are effectively on or off. It does not measure PAR, PPFD or Daily Light Integral.
For actual photosynthetic light measurement, the separate TrolMaster MBS-PAR Full Spectrum Quantum Sensor is required. Compatible Hydro-X Pro and Hydro-X Plus systems can use the MBS-PAR for advanced light-level and DLI monitoring and control.
Multi-point environmental monitoring
One of the major advantages of the MBS-PRO is its ability to form part of a multi-sensor installation. Environmental conditions can vary considerably across a larger controlled area, particularly around lighting, ventilation outlets, heating and cooling equipment.
Multiple MBS-PRO sensors can therefore be positioned at different locations to provide a better understanding of conditions throughout the environment.
Depending on the controller and configuration, sensor readings can be averaged together or individual sensors can be associated with specific control equipment. This allows the TrolMaster system to respond to conditions in a particular section rather than relying solely on one central reading.
Hydro-X Pro & Hydro-X Plus compatibility
| Hydro-X Pro HCS-2 | Compatible. The HCS-2 supports up to 50 sensors in combination across its compatible sensor types. |
|---|---|
| Hydro-X Plus HCS-3 | Compatible. Up to 6 MBS-PRO sensors can be connected to one HCS-3 system. |
| Original Hydro-X HCS-1 | Not the standard sensor for this controller. The HCS-1 uses the MBS-TH 3-in-1 sensor and separate MBS-S8 CO2 sensor. |
A new Hydro-X Pro or Hydro-X Plus controller is supplied with an MBS-PRO as its primary environmental sensor. This separately supplied unit is therefore ideal for replacing an existing sensor or expanding a compatible system with additional environmental monitoring points.
Important SPH-1 power requirement
TrolMaster specifies that the MBS-PRO requires the SPH-1 Sensor Hub for supplemental power.
This is particularly important when designing or expanding a multi-sensor installation. The SPH-1 provides the additional power and connection capacity required by the MBS-PRO sensor network.
Sensor positioning
Position the MBS-PRO where it can provide a representative measurement of the environmental conditions experienced by the crop.
Avoid locations where readings could be disproportionately affected by direct heating, cooling outlets, humidifiers, dehumidifiers or concentrated CO2 discharge. When several MBS-PRO sensors are installed, positioning them across different sections of the controlled environment can provide more useful information about environmental variation.
The sensor's built-in LCD makes it particularly useful during installation and routine checks because conditions at each individual sensor location can be viewed directly without returning to the main controller.
TrolMaster MBS-PRO product details
| Brand | TrolMaster |
|---|---|
| Model | MBS-PRO |
| Product type | 4-in-1 environmental sensor |
| Controller compatibility | Hydro-X Pro HCS-2 & Hydro-X Plus HCS-3 |
| Temperature sensing | Yes |
| Relative humidity sensing | Yes |
| CO2 sensing | Yes - PPM |
| Light sensing | Yes - photocell for day/night detection |
| PAR / PPFD measurement | No - requires optional MBS-PAR sensor |
| Local display | Built-in LCD |
| Connection type | Push-lock sensor connection |
| Supplemental power | Requires TrolMaster SPH-1 Sensor Hub |
| Hydro-X Pro capacity | Up to 50 compatible sensors in combination |
| Hydro-X Plus capacity | Up to 6 MBS-PRO sensors |
| Enclosure | Water-resistant injected plastic enclosure design |
| Primary application | Multi-parameter environmental monitoring & control feedback |
TrolMaster MBS-PRO 4-in-1 Sensor FAQs
What does the TrolMaster MBS-PRO measure?
The MBS-PRO measures air temperature, relative humidity and CO2 concentration in PPM. It also contains a photocell that detects whether the controlled environment is in its light or dark period. Which controllers use the MBS-PRO?
The MBS-PRO is designed for the TrolMaster Hydro-X Pro HCS-2 and Hydro-X Plus HCS-3 environmental control systems. Does the MBS-PRO measure CO2?
Yes. Unlike the MBS-TH 3-in-1 sensor, the MBS-PRO includes an integrated CO2 sensor that measures carbon dioxide concentration in PPM. Does the MBS-PRO measure PAR or PPFD?
No. Its photocell only detects the presence of light for day/night operation. PAR and PPFD measurement requires the separate TrolMaster MBS-PAR Full Spectrum Quantum Sensor. Does the MBS-PRO have its own display?
Yes. The sensor has a built-in LCD that displays current conditions at the individual sensor location. Can I use more than one MBS-PRO?
Yes. Multiple sensors can be positioned throughout a larger controlled environment to provide readings from different locations. How many MBS-PRO sensors can the Hydro-X Plus use?
The Hydro-X Plus HCS-3 supports up to six MBS-PRO 4-in-1 sensors. How many sensors can the Hydro-X Pro support?
The Hydro-X Pro HCS-2 supports up to 50 compatible sensors in combination, allowing MBS-PRO sensors to form part of a much larger sensor network. Can readings from several sensors be averaged?
Yes. Compatible TrolMaster systems can use multiple environmental sensors together to provide averaged readings, helping provide a more representative measurement across a larger area. Can an MBS-PRO control a specific environmental zone?
On compatible systems, individual sensors can be associated with specific control devices so equipment can respond to conditions measured in a particular section of the controlled environment. Does the MBS-PRO directly switch heaters, fans or CO2 equipment?
No. The sensor provides environmental measurements to the controller. Compatible TrolMaster control modules then operate the connected heating, cooling, humidity, ventilation or CO2 equipment according to the controller settings. Does the MBS-PRO require an SPH-1 Sensor Hub?
Yes. TrolMaster specifies that the MBS-PRO requires the SPH-1 for supplemental power. Is an MBS-PRO already supplied with a new Hydro-X Plus?
Yes. A new Hydro-X Plus HCS-3 includes one MBS-PRO as its main environmental sensor. A separately purchased MBS-PRO can therefore be used as a replacement or to add another monitoring position. What is the difference between the MBS-PRO and MBS-TH?
The MBS-TH is a 3-in-1 temperature, humidity and day/night sensor designed for the original Hydro-X HCS-1. The MBS-PRO adds integrated CO2 measurement and a local LCD display and is designed for the Hydro-X Pro and Hydro-X Plus. Why use multiple environmental sensors?
Temperature, humidity and CO2 can vary across a larger controlled environment. Using multiple sensors allows conditions to be monitored at several locations and can provide more representative data or enable localised environmental control.
£54.95
Unit price per£54.95
Unit price perThe TrolMaster LMA-G Group Control Lighting Adapter is designed to divide compatible ThinkGrow Model-I and Model-I Plus LED fixtures into independently controlled lighting groups when used with a compatible TrolMaster lighting control system.
Instead of operating every compatible ThinkGrow fixture as one lighting group, the LMA-G allows separate groups of fixtures to be created. Each group can then be assigned its own lighting settings through a compatible TrolMaster controller.
One LMA-G is required for each lighting group. This gives commercial growers and larger controlled-environment installations much greater flexibility when different sections require separate lighting schedules, output levels or spectrum settings.
The LMA-G features an integrated LCD display for group addressing and is supplied with a 12ft ECS-9 RJ12-to-4-pin connector cable for integration with the ThinkGrow lighting system.
Why choose the TrolMaster LMA-G?
Create independently controlled lighting groups
Large lighting installations do not always need every fixture to operate identically. Different areas may contain crops at different developmental stages, require different light levels or operate on separate production schedules.
The LMA-G allows compatible ThinkGrow fixtures to be organised into separate groups so that the TrolMaster controller can manage those groups independently.
Each lighting group requires one LMA-G. For example, an installation divided into four separately controlled groups would require four LMA-G adapters together with the appropriate compatible TrolMaster lighting-control hardware.
ThinkGrow Model-I & Model-I Plus compatibility
The LMA-G is specifically designed for compatible ThinkGrow Model-I and Model-I Plus single-bar LED fixtures.
It forms part of the TrolMaster/ThinkGrow digital lighting-control system and works alongside the appropriate lighting-control adapter. It is not a universal 0-10V group adapter for unrelated lighting systems.
For grouping compatible lighting systems that use the conventional 0-10V control protocol, TrolMaster offers the separate LMA-14G Group Control Adapter.
Hydro-X Pro & Hydro-X Plus group control
TrolMaster's Hydro-X Pro and Hydro-X Plus controllers provide advanced group-control functionality for compatible ThinkGrow lighting installations.
Up to 10 separate groups of ThinkGrow LEDs can be configured on a compatible controller. This allows different areas of a commercial growing environment to operate with individual lighting settings while remaining part of the same central TrolMaster control system.
Group control can be particularly useful for multi-zone production areas, staggered crop cycles and installations where lighting requirements vary across different sections.
How the LMA-G connects
The LMA-G is designed to operate alongside a compatible TrolMaster lighting-control adapter. The group adapter communicates with the TrolMaster system through an RJ12 connection and interfaces with compatible ThinkGrow fixtures using the supplied ECS-9 cable.
The ECS-9 is a 12ft cable with an RJ12 connection at one end and the appropriate 4-pin ThinkGrow connector at the other.
Once connected, the LCD display on the LMA-G is used for group addressing so the controller can identify the fixtures associated with that particular lighting group.
Important compatibility information
The LMA-G is a group-control accessory. TrolMaster specifies that it must be used with a compatible lighting-control adapter to provide group-control functionality.
It does not supply mains power to the lighting fixtures and should not be treated as a lighting contactor or mains switching device. Fixtures must be powered and installed according to the ThinkGrow lighting-system requirements.
Always confirm the exact ThinkGrow fixture model and TrolMaster controller configuration before specifying adapters for a larger installation.
TrolMaster LMA-G product details
| Brand | TrolMaster |
|---|---|
| Model | LMA-G |
| Product type | Group Control Lighting Adapter |
| Lighting compatibility | ThinkGrow Model-I & Model-I Plus |
| Primary application | Creating independently controlled groups of compatible ThinkGrow LED fixtures |
| Groups per LMA-G | 1 |
| Maximum group control | Up to 10 groups on compatible Hydro-X Pro / Hydro-X Plus systems |
| Display | LCD display for group addressing |
| Connection | RJ12 / ThinkGrow 4-pin connection via supplied ECS-9 cable |
| Input voltage | 12V |
| Maximum current | 0.1A |
| Working temperature | 32-122°F / 0-50°C |
| Working humidity | Up to 90% RH |
| Package dimensions | 156 x 83 x 30mm |
| Gross packaged weight | 60g |
What's included?
| Group adapter | 1 x TrolMaster LMA-G Group Control Lighting Adapter |
|---|---|
| Connection cable | 1 x ECS-9 12ft RJ12-to-4-pin Connector Cable |
TrolMaster LMA-G Group Control Adapter FAQs
What does the TrolMaster LMA-G do?
The LMA-G allows compatible ThinkGrow Model-I and Model-I Plus LED fixtures to be organised into independently controlled lighting groups within a compatible TrolMaster control system. Which ThinkGrow lights are compatible with the LMA-G?
TrolMaster specifies the LMA-G for ThinkGrow Model-I and Model-I Plus single-bar LED fixtures. How many lighting groups can one LMA-G control?
Each LMA-G controls one lighting group. A separate LMA-G is required for every independently controlled group. How many lighting groups can I create?
Compatible Hydro-X Pro and Hydro-X Plus systems can provide group control for up to 10 separate groups of ThinkGrow LEDs. Why would I divide my lights into separate groups?
Group control allows different sections to operate with individual lighting settings. This is useful where crop stages, production schedules or required light levels vary across an installation. Does the LMA-G work on its own?
No. TrolMaster specifies that the LMA-G must be connected with a compatible lighting-control adapter to provide group-control functionality. Does the LMA-G have a display?
Yes. It has an integrated LCD display used for lighting-group addressing. What cable is supplied with the LMA-G?
The package includes an ECS-9 12ft RJ12-to-4-pin connector cable for connection to the compatible ThinkGrow lighting system. Is the LMA-G a 0-10V lighting adapter?
The LMA-G is specifically designed for compatible ThinkGrow Model-I and Model-I Plus fixtures. TrolMaster's separate LMA-14G is the group-control adapter designed for compatible lighting systems using the 0-10V protocol. Does the LMA-G switch mains power to the lights?
No. The LMA-G forms part of the low-voltage lighting-control network. It does not replace the fixtures' mains electrical supply or associated electrical installation. Can I use multiple LMA-G adapters on one system?
Yes. Multiple adapters are used when several independently controlled lighting groups are required, with one LMA-G assigned to each group. Does the LMA-G support plug-and-play installation?
Yes. TrolMaster describes the LMA-G as a plug-and-play group-control adapter designed for straightforward integration with compatible TrolMaster and ThinkGrow equipment. What is the difference between the LMA-G and LMA-T?
The LMA-T is the primary ThinkGrow lighting-control adapter used to interface compatible ThinkGrow LEDs with the TrolMaster lighting system. The LMA-G is an additional group-control adapter used when compatible fixtures need to be divided into separately controlled groups. Is the LMA-G suitable for commercial multi-zone lighting installations?
Yes. Its group-control function is particularly useful in larger installations where different sections require independent lighting settings while remaining under one central TrolMaster control system.
£34.95
Unit price per£34.95
Unit price perThe TrolMaster LMA-15 is a specialised lighting control adapter designed to connect compatible DLI-controlled lighting fixtures to the TrolMaster Hydro-X environmental control system, enabling centralised switching and dimming through the controller.
Rather than switching the mains supply to the lighting fixtures, the LMA-15 communicates with compatible lighting equipment through its low-voltage DLI control interface. This allows the Hydro-X to manage lighting output while the fixtures remain connected to their normal electrical supply.
Once integrated into a compatible installation, the Hydro-X can control the connected lighting system according to programmed lighting schedules and output settings, bringing lighting management into the same platform used for environmental control.
The LMA-15 is intended specifically for lighting systems using the compatible DLI control protocol. Lighting-control protocols and connections vary considerably between manufacturers, so fixture compatibility should always be confirmed before installation.
Why choose the TrolMaster LMA-15?
Bring lighting into the Hydro-X control system
Environmental control and lighting are closely connected. Lighting affects crop development as well as the heat load placed on the controlled environment, so incorporating lighting into the same control platform can simplify day-to-day management.
The LMA-15 acts as the communication interface between the Hydro-X and a compatible DLI lighting system. The Hydro-X provides the control commands, while the LMA-15 translates those commands into the signal required by the compatible lighting fixtures.
This allows the lighting system to form part of the wider TrolMaster environmental-control installation without requiring the controller itself to carry the electrical load of the fixtures.
Automated dimming control
When used with compatible dimmable fixtures, the LMA-15 allows lighting output to be adjusted through the TrolMaster controller rather than relying solely on manual controls fitted to individual luminaires.
This is particularly useful in installations containing multiple fixtures, where manually adjusting every luminaire can be time-consuming and can make consistent settings more difficult to maintain.
Centralised dimming also provides greater flexibility when different light-output levels are required as a crop develops.
DLI protocol vs Daily Light Integral
In the LMA-15 product name, DLI refers to the lighting control interface used by compatible fixtures. It should not be confused with Daily Light Integral, which is a horticultural measurement describing the total quantity of photosynthetically active light received over a 24-hour period.
The LMA-15 does not itself measure PAR, PPFD or Daily Light Integral. Where actual photosynthetic light measurement is required, TrolMaster's MBS-PAR Full Spectrum Quantum Sensor is designed for that purpose on compatible control systems.
Check lighting compatibility before installation
Lighting manufacturers use several different control protocols and connector arrangements. The LMA-15 should therefore only be used with fixtures specifically compatible with its DLI control interface.
Do not select a lighting adapter purely on the basis that a fixture is dimmable. A fixture may use 0-10V, PWM, RS485, DLI or another manufacturer-specific control method, and the correct TrolMaster adapter must match the lighting system.
If the lighting system uses a different control protocol, another adapter from the TrolMaster LMA range may be required.
How the LMA-15 works
The LMA-15 is installed between the compatible TrolMaster control network and the lighting system's low-voltage control connection.
The lighting fixtures continue to receive their normal mains electrical supply independently. The LMA-15 carries control information only and does not act as a mains contactor or provide operating power to the fixtures.
Where several compatible fixtures are linked together, follow the lighting manufacturer's requirements for control cabling, daisy-chaining and maximum fixture quantities.
TrolMaster LMA-15 product details
| Brand | TrolMaster |
|---|---|
| Model | LMA-15 |
| Product type | Lighting Control Adapter |
| Control system | TrolMaster Hydro-X |
| Lighting interface | DLI control protocol |
| Primary functions | Lighting switching, scheduling & compatible dimming control |
| Connection type | Low-voltage lighting control interface |
| Mains load switching | No - lighting fixtures retain their normal mains electrical supply |
| PAR / PPFD measurement | No |
| Daily Light Integral measurement | No - requires compatible light-measurement equipment such as the MBS-PAR |
| Typical application | Centralised control of compatible DLI-controlled horticultural lighting systems |
TrolMaster LMA-15 Lighting Control Adapter FAQs
What does the TrolMaster LMA-15 do?
The LMA-15 provides an interface between a compatible TrolMaster Hydro-X controller and lighting fixtures using the supported DLI control protocol. Can the LMA-15 dim compatible lights?
Yes. When used with compatible dimmable lighting equipment, the LMA-15 allows lighting output to be controlled through the TrolMaster system. Can the Hydro-X automatically switch the lights on and off?
Yes. Compatible lighting can be operated according to lighting schedules configured through the TrolMaster control system. Does DLI mean Daily Light Integral on the LMA-15?
No. In the context of the LMA-15, DLI identifies the compatible lighting control interface. The adapter does not itself measure Daily Light Integral. Does the LMA-15 measure PAR or PPFD?
No. It is a lighting control adapter rather than a light sensor. PAR and PPFD measurement requires a compatible quantum sensor such as the TrolMaster MBS-PAR. Will the LMA-15 work with any dimmable LED fixture?
No. Dimmable lighting systems can use different communication protocols. The fixture must be compatible with the control interface supported by the LMA-15. Can I use the LMA-15 with a 0-10V light?
Not simply because the fixture is dimmable. TrolMaster produces different LMA adapters for different lighting protocols, so the correct adapter should be selected for the specific fixture. Does the LMA-15 power the lighting fixtures?
No. The lighting fixtures retain their normal mains electrical supply. The LMA-15 handles the low-voltage control signal used to manage compatible fixtures. Does the LMA-15 replace a lighting contactor?
No. It is a control-interface adapter and does not carry the mains electrical load of the connected lighting system. Can multiple compatible lights be controlled together?
Yes, where the lighting system supports linking multiple fixtures through its control network. Always follow the fixture manufacturer's requirements for control cabling and maximum connected fixture quantities. Why use centralised lighting control?
Centralised control allows compatible fixtures to follow common schedules and output settings without manually adjusting each individual luminaire, making larger installations easier to manage consistently. Can lighting output be changed as the crop develops?
Yes. Compatible dimmable lighting can be operated at different output levels through the TrolMaster system, allowing lighting intensity to be adjusted as requirements change. How do I know whether my light needs an LMA-15?
Check the lighting manufacturer's control protocol and TrolMaster's compatibility information for the specific fixture model. The correct LMA adapter is determined by the control interface used by the lighting system.
£34.95
Unit price per£34.95
Unit price perThe TrolMaster LMA-11 Lighting Control Adapter P is designed to connect compatible Phantom lighting ballasts to the TrolMaster Hydro-X environmental control system, allowing centralised lighting control from the Hydro-X controller.
The LMA-11 acts as the communication interface between the TrolMaster controller and compatible Phantom ballasts. Once installed, the Hydro-X can manage the lighting system's operating schedule and compatible output settings without having to switch the full mains load of the lighting equipment through the controller itself.
This makes the LMA-11 particularly useful in larger controlled-environment installations where several compatible Phantom ballasts need to operate together from one central lighting-control system.
The LMA-11 is a model-specific lighting adapter. It should only be specified for compatible Phantom lighting equipment using the appropriate control interface, rather than being treated as a universal ballast or LED controller.
Why choose the TrolMaster LMA-11?
Centralised Phantom ballast control
Individually controlling a large number of lighting ballasts can quickly become impractical. The LMA-11 allows compatible Phantom ballasts to become part of the TrolMaster lighting-control network so that lighting operation can be managed centrally.
The TrolMaster controller determines when the lighting system should operate and sends the appropriate control signal through the LMA-11 to the compatible ballasts.
This provides a cleaner approach to lighting automation while allowing the ballasts to retain their normal electrical supply.
Lighting output control
Where supported by the connected Phantom ballast, the LMA-11 allows compatible lighting output settings to be controlled through the TrolMaster system.
Central output control is useful where light intensity needs to be adjusted as the crop develops or where a large bank of fixtures needs to operate consistently at the same setting.
Actual available output levels depend on the compatible ballast being controlled, so the ballast manufacturer's specifications should always be checked when designing the lighting system.
How the LMA-11 works
The LMA-11 sits between the compatible TrolMaster controller and the Phantom ballast control network. It converts the lighting-control command from the TrolMaster system into the appropriate signal required by the compatible ballast.
The LMA-11 does not supply mains power to the ballast. The ballast and lighting equipment remain connected to their normal electrical supply, while the LMA-11 handles the low-voltage control communication.
Where several compatible ballasts are linked together, follow the lighting manufacturer's instructions for control cabling, daisy-chaining and maximum supported ballast quantities.
Important ballast compatibility
TrolMaster manufactures a range of LMA lighting adapters because different ballast and lighting manufacturers use different control protocols.
The LMA-11 is the "P" lighting adapter intended for compatible Phantom ballasts. It should not be assumed to work with another brand simply because that ballast is externally controllable or dimmable.
Always confirm the exact ballast model and its compatibility with the LMA-11 before installation. Other lighting brands and control protocols may require a different TrolMaster LMA adapter.
TrolMaster LMA-11 product details
| Brand | TrolMaster |
|---|---|
| Model | LMA-11 |
| Adapter designation | Lighting Control Adapter P |
| Product type | Lighting / ballast control adapter |
| Lighting compatibility | Compatible Phantom lighting ballasts |
| Control system | TrolMaster Hydro-X lighting control system |
| Primary functions | Lighting scheduling & compatible ballast output control |
| Control method | Low-voltage ballast control interface |
| Mains load switching | No - compatible ballasts retain their normal mains electrical supply |
| Installation | Inline between compatible TrolMaster control network and Phantom ballast control system |
| Application | Centralised control of compatible Phantom lighting systems |
TrolMaster LMA-11 Lighting Control Adapter FAQs
What does the TrolMaster LMA-11 do?
The LMA-11 provides the control interface required to connect compatible Phantom ballasts to a TrolMaster lighting-control system. What does the P in Lighting Control Adapter P mean?
The P designation identifies the LMA-11 as the TrolMaster lighting adapter intended for compatible Phantom ballast systems. Which lighting equipment is the LMA-11 designed for?
It is designed for compatible Phantom lighting ballasts. Exact ballast-model compatibility should be confirmed before installation. Can the Hydro-X switch compatible Phantom lighting automatically?
Yes. Once correctly integrated, compatible lighting can follow the lighting schedules programmed into the TrolMaster control system. Can the LMA-11 control ballast output?
Yes, where the connected Phantom ballast supports compatible external output control. The available settings depend on the specific ballast model. Will the LMA-11 work with any electronic ballast?
No. Externally controlled ballasts can use different communication methods. The LMA-11 is intended specifically for compatible Phantom equipment. Can I use the LMA-11 with LED lighting?
Only if the exact lighting equipment is specifically listed as compatible with the LMA-11 control interface. TrolMaster offers other LMA adapters for different LED and ballast control protocols. Does the LMA-11 carry the mains power for the ballast?
No. It is a low-voltage control adapter. The ballast remains connected to its normal mains electrical supply. Does the LMA-11 replace a lighting contactor?
No. The LMA-11 communicates with the ballast's compatible control interface and does not carry or switch the main electrical load of the lighting equipment. Can several Phantom ballasts be controlled together?
Compatible ballasts can be linked as part of a lighting-control network where supported by the equipment. Follow the ballast manufacturer's requirements for control cabling and maximum connected quantities. Why does TrolMaster have several different LMA adapters?
Lighting manufacturers use different control protocols and connections. TrolMaster therefore produces different LMA models to provide the appropriate interface for compatible lighting systems. How do I know whether I need an LMA-11?
Check the exact manufacturer and model of the ballast being controlled. If it is a Phantom ballast supported by TrolMaster's LMA-11 interface, the LMA-11 is the appropriate control adapter. Is the LMA-11 useful for larger lighting installations?
Yes. Centralised control is particularly useful where multiple compatible ballasts need to follow the same lighting schedule and output settings without being adjusted individually.
£55.00
Unit price per£55.00
Unit price perThe TrolMaster HS-1 Humidistat Station allows the Hydro-X environmental control system to directly control compatible commercial dehumidifiers equipped with a 24V low-voltage humidistat connection.
Many larger commercial dehumidifiers provide low-voltage terminals that allow an external humidistat to control the unit. The HS-1 connects to these terminals in the same way as a conventional external humidistat, while allowing humidity control to be managed centrally by the TrolMaster Hydro-X.
This approach avoids switching the dehumidifier's high mains current through a plug-in control module. Instead, the HS-1 uses the dehumidifier's dedicated 24V control circuit, making it particularly suitable for high-capacity commercial dehumidification equipment with substantial running and inrush current.
Separate day and night humidity targets can be configured through the Hydro-X. The HS-1 then operates the connected dehumidifier according to the required humidity setpoint.
Why choose the TrolMaster HS-1?
How the HS-1 controls a dehumidifier
A compatible commercial dehumidifier has a low-voltage control terminal designed for connection to an external humidistat. The HS-1 is wired to this control connection and effectively replaces the conventional stand-alone humidistat.
The HS-1 is then connected to the Hydro-X through the controller's device network. Humidity settings are configured through the Hydro-X rather than independently at the dehumidifier.
When the current measured relative humidity rises above the selected setpoint, the HS-1 signals the connected dehumidifier to operate. Once humidity has been reduced to the required level, the system stops calling for dehumidification.
Local LCD humidity display
The HS-1 has its own LCD display, providing useful information directly beside the dehumidifier.
TrolMaster configures the display to show the humidity setpoint in the upper section and the current relative humidity in the lower section. This allows the operating condition to be checked locally without returning to the main Hydro-X controller.
Ideal for high-capacity commercial dehumidifiers
Large dehumidifiers can draw significant current, particularly when compressors start. This can make direct mains switching unsuitable for some conventional environmental-control modules.
The HS-1 avoids that issue by using the dehumidifier's own low-voltage external control connection. The HS-1 is therefore not carrying the compressor's mains electrical load.
This is the key difference between the HS-1 and a plug-in TrolMaster DSH humidity device station. A DSH module switches mains power to a connected humidifier or dehumidifier, while the HS-1 operates the dedicated 24V humidistat terminals provided on compatible commercial dehumidifiers.
24V dehumidifier compatibility
The HS-1 is designed for commercial dehumidifiers that provide a compatible 24V external humidistat terminal.
TrolMaster publishes connection information for commercial dehumidification equipment including compatible Quest and Anden systems, but compatibility should always be confirmed against the exact dehumidifier model before wiring.
A dehumidifier that only provides a mains plug and does not have a compatible low-voltage external humidistat connection will normally require a different TrolMaster control method.
Installation & connection
The HS-1 can be wall or surface mounted near the dehumidifier using its removable mounting bracket. The dehumidifier's low-voltage control wiring is connected to the appropriate terminals on the HS-1.
The HS-1 then connects to the Hydro-X device network using the supplied RJ12 cabling. Once connected, the addressing button is used to assign the HS-1 to the controller.
Because terminal functions and wiring arrangements can vary between dehumidifier manufacturers and models, the TrolMaster wiring diagram and the dehumidifier manufacturer's instructions should be followed during installation.
The HS-1 is designed for indoor use and should be protected from water, excessive heat and condensation.
TrolMaster HS-1 product details
| Brand | TrolMaster |
|---|---|
| Model | HS-1 |
| Product type | Humidistat Station |
| Primary application | Control of compatible commercial dehumidifiers with 24V external humidistat terminals |
| Control system | TrolMaster Hydro-X |
| Dehumidifier control | Low-voltage external humidistat interface |
| Control output | 24V |
| Maximum control current | 1A |
| Humidity control | Digital relative-humidity setpoint through Hydro-X |
| Day / night control | Separate humidity setpoints supported through Hydro-X |
| Display | LCD - displays setpoint humidity & current relative humidity |
| Hydro-X connection | RJ12 device network |
| Address assignment | Yes |
| Firmware updates | Micro-SD card |
| Working temperature | 32-122°F / 0-50°C |
| Working humidity | Up to 90% RH |
| Package dimensions | 160 x 86 x 86mm |
| Installation environment | Indoor use |
What's included?
| Controller | 1 x TrolMaster HS-1 Humidistat Station |
|---|---|
| Long connection cable | 1 x 16ft RJ12 Cable |
| Short connection cable | 1 x 4ft RJ12 Cable |
| Splitter | 1 x RJ12 T-Splitter |
TrolMaster HS-1 Humidistat Station FAQs
What does the TrolMaster HS-1 do?
The HS-1 allows a Hydro-X controller to operate a compatible commercial dehumidifier through its 24V external humidistat connection. What type of dehumidifier is the HS-1 designed for?
It is intended for larger commercial dehumidifiers equipped with a compatible 24V low-voltage terminal for an external humidistat. Does the HS-1 switch the mains power to the dehumidifier?
No. The HS-1 uses the dehumidifier's low-voltage humidistat control circuit rather than switching the high-current mains supply to the compressor. Why is low-voltage control useful for commercial dehumidifiers?
Large dehumidifiers can have substantial running and compressor inrush current. Using their dedicated low-voltage control connection avoids passing that mains load through an external plug-in switching module. Can the HS-1 control humidity automatically?
Yes. When measured humidity rises above the configured setpoint, the HS-1 calls for dehumidification. The connected dehumidifier then operates to bring humidity back towards the target. Can I use different humidity settings during the day and night?
Yes. The Hydro-X supports separate day and night humidity settings, allowing the HS-1 to control the dehumidifier against different targets during each period. What does the HS-1 display show?
The LCD displays the selected humidity setpoint in the upper section and the current measured relative humidity in the lower section. Will the HS-1 work with every dehumidifier?
No. The dehumidifier must provide a compatible 24V external humidistat connection. Always confirm compatibility with the exact dehumidifier model before installation. Can the HS-1 control Quest commercial dehumidifiers?
TrolMaster provides HS-1 wiring guidance for compatible Quest dehumidifiers. The exact model and terminal arrangement should still be checked before connection. Can the HS-1 control Anden dehumidifiers?
TrolMaster also publishes HS-1 connection guidance for compatible Anden dehumidifiers. Confirm the requirements of the specific model before installation. What is the difference between the HS-1 and DSH-1?
The HS-1 controls compatible commercial dehumidifiers through their 24V low-voltage humidistat terminals. The DSH-1 is a mains-powered device station that switches power to compatible plug-in humidification or dehumidification equipment. How does the HS-1 connect to Hydro-X?
The HS-1 connects to the Hydro-X device network using RJ12 cabling and is assigned an address using the button on the station. Are the connection cables included?
Yes. The package includes a 16ft RJ12 cable, a 4ft RJ12 cable and an RJ12 T-Splitter. Can the HS-1 firmware be updated?
Yes. The HS-1 includes Micro-SD firmware update capability. TrolMaster specifies a Micro-SD card of 32GB or less when carrying out compatible firmware updates. Can the HS-1 be installed in a wet area?
No. The HS-1 is intended for indoor use and should be protected from water, condensation and excessive heat.
£20.00
Unit price per£20.00
Unit price perThe TrolMaster EFC-1 EC Fan Control Adapter provides variable-speed control of compatible electronically commutated fans using either PWM or 0-10V control signals, allowing ventilation to be integrated into compatible TrolMaster control systems.
Modern EC fans are designed to vary their speed through a low-voltage control signal rather than by reducing their mains supply voltage. The EFC-1 provides the interface between the TrolMaster controller and this variable-speed input, allowing fan output to be automatically adjusted as ventilation requirements change.
The EFC-1 can be configured for either PWM or 0-10V operation, making it suitable for a wide range of compatible EC ventilation fans. The fan retains its normal electrical supply while the EFC-1 manages the separate low-voltage speed-control signal.
On the TrolMaster Tent-X TCS-1, two EFC-1 adapters can be used, providing separate control of an exhaust fan and an intake fan. The EFC-1 is also supported by TrolMaster's Green-X GCS-1 greenhouse control system, where up to four standard EC fans can be independently connected through EFC-1 adapters.
Why choose the TrolMaster EFC-1?
What is an EC fan?
An EC fan uses an electronically commutated motor with integrated electronics to control motor operation. Many EC ventilation fans include a dedicated low-voltage speed-control connection that accepts either a 0-10V or PWM signal.
This allows fan speed to be varied electronically without repeatedly switching the fan's mains supply or using a conventional AC voltage-reducing speed controller.
The EFC-1 takes advantage of this control input, allowing a compatible TrolMaster system to request the fan speed required for the current environmental conditions.
PWM & 0-10V fan control
EC fan manufacturers use different low-voltage control methods. The EFC-1 supports the two common control types used by standard EC ventilation fans:
0-10V control
With a compatible 0-10V EC fan, the EFC-1 varies the analogue control voltage sent to the fan. The fan's electronics interpret that signal and adjust motor speed accordingly.
PWM control
For compatible PWM-controlled fans, the EFC-1 provides a pulse-width modulation control signal. The adapter must be configured for the appropriate mode to match the fan being connected.
Always confirm whether the fan requires PWM or 0-10V control before configuration. The fact that a fan uses an EC motor does not automatically confirm its control protocol or connector arrangement.
Intake & extraction control with Tent-X
The TrolMaster Tent-X TCS-1 supports up to two EFC-1 EC Fan Control Adapters. These are automatically assigned to the two dedicated ventilation functions:
| F1 | Exhaust / extraction fan |
|---|---|
| F2 | Intake fan |
Each ventilation line requires its own EFC-1. This allows intake and extraction airflow to be controlled separately rather than operating both fans from a single speed signal.
By varying fan speed rather than simply switching ventilation fully on or off, a compatible control system can provide smoother and more responsive airflow management.
Green-X EC fan control
The EFC-1 is also supported by the TrolMaster Green-X GCS-1 greenhouse controller. The GCS-1 can control up to four standard EC fans, with each fan connected through its own EFC-1 adapter.
This makes the adapter suitable for larger controlled horticultural environments where several independently managed ventilation fans are required.
TrolMaster Aero-Fan models use their own direct communication method and do not require an EFC-1 when connected to a compatible Green-X controller.
How the EFC-1 connects
The EFC-1 connects to the compatible TrolMaster controller through the controller's device network. The opposite side of the adapter connects to the compatible EC fan's low-voltage speed-control input.
A fan's main electrical supply remains separate. The EFC-1 is a control-signal adapter and does not provide mains operating power to the fan.
The EFC-1 package includes an RJ12-to-female-barrel cable. The exact connection required at the fan depends on the fan manufacturer's control interface, so its wiring and control specifications should be checked before installation.
Check EC fan compatibility
The EFC-1 is designed for standard variable-speed EC fans that accept a compatible PWM or 0-10V low-voltage control signal.
It is not a universal speed controller for conventional AC induction fans. Fans designed to have their mains voltage varied require a different type of controller.
Before installation, confirm the fan's control protocol, control-voltage requirements and connector or terminal arrangement. Where necessary, refer to the fan manufacturer's wiring information before making the control connection.
TrolMaster EFC-1 product details
| Brand | TrolMaster |
|---|---|
| Model | EFC-1 |
| Product type | EC Fan Control Adapter |
| Primary application | Variable-speed control of compatible EC ventilation fans |
| Supported fan control | PWM or 0-10V |
| Control method | Low-voltage variable-speed signal |
| Display | Integrated LCD display |
| Controller connection | RJ12 device network |
| Tent-X compatibility | Yes - TCS-1 |
| Tent-X capacity | Maximum 2 x EFC-1 per system - F1 exhaust & F2 intake |
| Green-X compatibility | Yes - GCS-1 |
| Green-X capacity | Maximum 4 x EFC-1 per system |
| Mains fan power switching | No - fan retains its normal electrical supply |
| Installation | Between compatible TrolMaster device network and EC fan control input |
What's included?
| Fan control adapter | 1 x TrolMaster EFC-1 EC Fan Control Adapter |
|---|---|
| Connection cable | 1 x RJ12-to-female-barrel cable |
TrolMaster EFC-1 EC Fan Control Adapter FAQs
What does the TrolMaster EFC-1 do?
The EFC-1 allows a compatible TrolMaster controller to vary the speed of a standard EC ventilation fan using either a PWM or 0-10V control signal. What types of fan control does the EFC-1 support?
The EFC-1 supports compatible EC fans using PWM or 0-10V variable-speed control. The appropriate mode is selected to suit the connected fan. Can the EFC-1 control any EC fan?
No. The fan must provide a compatible PWM or 0-10V low-voltage speed-control input. Always check the specifications of the exact fan before installation. Can the EFC-1 control a normal AC fan?
Not if the fan requires its mains supply voltage or frequency to be varied for speed control. The EFC-1 is intended for EC fans with a compatible low-voltage control input. Does the EFC-1 power the fan?
No. The EC fan retains its normal electrical supply. The EFC-1 controls the separate low-voltage signal that tells the fan's integrated electronics what speed to operate at. What is 0-10V EC fan control?
A compatible EC fan interprets a variable low-voltage analogue signal to determine its required speed. The EFC-1 generates the appropriate control signal under instruction from the TrolMaster controller. What is PWM fan control?
PWM stands for pulse-width modulation. A compatible fan uses the characteristics of a pulsed control signal to determine the requested operating speed. Can the Tent-X control both intake and extraction fans?
Yes. The Tent-X TCS-1 supports up to two EFC-1 adapters. One is assigned as F1 for the exhaust fan and the second as F2 for the intake fan. Do I need two EFC-1 adapters for intake and extraction?
Yes. Each independently controlled standard EC fan line requires its own EFC-1, so separate intake and exhaust control requires two adapters. Can the EFC-1 be used with Green-X?
Yes. The Green-X GCS-1 supports up to four EFC-1 adapters, allowing up to four standard compatible EC fans to be independently controlled. Do TrolMaster Aero-Fans require an EFC-1?
Not when they are being used with a compatible controller that supports direct Aero-Fan communication. For example, the Green-X GCS-1 can communicate directly with Aero-Fans without an EFC-1 adapter. Why use variable-speed ventilation instead of simple on/off control?
Variable-speed control allows airflow to be adjusted to suit current requirements instead of repeatedly operating the fan at full output. This provides more flexible ventilation management when used with a compatible control system. What cable is supplied with the EFC-1?
TrolMaster supplies the EFC-1 with an RJ12-to-female-barrel connection cable. The connection required at the fan itself depends on the specific fan model. How do I know whether my fan uses PWM or 0-10V?
Check the fan manufacturer's technical specifications or wiring diagram. The EFC-1 must be configured to match the control method required by the connected fan.
£50.00
Unit price per£50.00
Unit price perThe TrolMaster DSP-2U 240V Program Device Station is a UK Type G programmable power-control module that allows compatible TrolMaster systems to automatically switch 240V equipment according to programmed time schedules.
Designed as a multi-function timer module, the DSP-2U provides a straightforward way to bring pumps, solenoid valves and other suitable time-controlled electrical equipment into a TrolMaster automation system.
Equipment connects directly to the UK Type G socket on the DSP-2U. The station then switches power to the connected device according to the schedule configured on the compatible TrolMaster controller.
The DSP-2 platform supports loads up to 10A and operates across 100-240V AC, 50/60Hz. This UK version uses the familiar three-rectangular-pin Type G socket and plug arrangement for 230-240V installations.
Why choose the TrolMaster DSP-2U?
Turn standard electrical equipment into a programmable device
The DSP-2U is designed for equipment that needs to operate according to time rather than an environmental measurement such as temperature, humidity or CO2.
Once the station has been connected and addressed, the compatible TrolMaster controller determines when the output should be energised. The DSP-2U then supplies mains power to the connected equipment during those programmed periods.
This makes it useful for equipment such as suitable irrigation pumps, electrically operated valves and other devices where automatic scheduled operation is required.
Suitable applications
The DSP-2U can be used with suitable 230-240V equipment provided the connected load remains within the station's electrical rating and is appropriate for switched operation.
The DSP-2U is an on/off power controller. It does not provide variable-speed control, variable-voltage control or proportional output.
LED status & manual override
The DSP-2 uses its LED indicator to provide immediate information about the station's operating condition.
| Fast flashing green | The station has not yet been addressed to the controller or communication with the controller has been lost. |
|---|---|
| Slow flashing green | The station is addressed and communicating correctly, but its switched output is currently off. |
| Solid green | The station is addressed, connected and its switched output is currently on. |
| Flashing red | The station has detected an overload condition. Disconnect power and investigate the connected load before resetting the station. |
Pressing and holding the station's button provides a manual on/off override, useful during setup, maintenance and equipment testing.
TrolMaster system compatibility
The DSP-2 Program Device Station is used across several TrolMaster control platforms, although the number of programmable outputs and available scheduling functions depend on the controller being used.
| Hydro-X | Compatible as a programmable timer-controlled device station. |
|---|---|
| Aqua-X | Compatible for timed irrigation equipment and other suitable scheduled devices. Program Device Stations can form part of the Aqua-X control-output network. |
| Green-X | Compatible. Green-X provides two dedicated program/timer device positions, while DSP-1/2 modules can also be used for timer-based irrigation control. |
Always configure the DSP-2U according to the instructions for the specific TrolMaster controller being used, as scheduling options and device capacities vary between systems.
10A switched output
The DSP-2 platform is rated for an output current of up to 10A. The connected equipment must remain within the electrical limits of the station.
Particular care should be taken with equipment containing motors, compressors or other inductive loads because starting current can be substantially higher than the normal running current shown on the equipment rating plate.
Where a device exceeds the DSP-2U's permitted load or has a high starting current, an appropriately specified external contactor or relay arrangement may be required instead of switching the equipment directly through the station.
Plug-and-play installation
Connect the DSP-2U to the appropriate device-control connection on the compatible TrolMaster controller using the supplied RJ12 cable and T-Splitter arrangement.
Once connected, press the addressing button to allow the controller to identify and assign the Program Device Station. The equipment to be controlled can then be connected to the DSP-2U's UK Type G output socket.
After addressing, configure the required program or irrigation schedule through the connected controller. Installation and electrical loading must comply with applicable electrical regulations and the requirements of the connected equipment.
TrolMaster DSP-2U product details
| Brand | TrolMaster |
|---|---|
| Model | DSP-2U |
| Product type | 240V Program Device Station / Timer Module |
| Plug format | UK Type G |
| Input voltage | 100-240V AC, 50/60Hz |
| Output voltage | 100-240V AC, 50/60Hz |
| Maximum output current | 10A |
| Control type | Programmable timed on/off switching |
| Variable output control | No |
| Manual override | Yes - press and hold station button |
| Status indication | LED power, communication, output & overload indication |
| Controller connection | RJ12 |
| Addressable | Yes |
| Working temperature | 32-122°F / approximately 0-50°C |
| Working humidity | Up to 90% RH |
| Package dimensions | 85 x 80 x 90mm |
| Gross packaged weight | Approximately 0.34kg |
What's included?
| Device station | 1 x TrolMaster DSP-2U 240V Program Device Station |
|---|---|
| Long connection cable | 1 x 16ft RJ12 cable |
| Short connection cable | 1 x 4ft RJ12 cable |
| Splitter | 1 x RJ12 T-Splitter |
TrolMaster DSP-2U Program Device Station FAQs
What does the TrolMaster DSP-2U do?
The DSP-2U allows a compatible TrolMaster controller to automatically switch suitable mains-powered equipment on and off according to a programmed time schedule. Is the DSP-2U the UK version?
Yes. The DSP-2U uses the UK Type G three-pin plug and socket format for UK 230-240V installations. What is the maximum load of the DSP-2U?
TrolMaster rates the DSP-2 Program Device Station at a maximum output current of 10A. The electrical characteristics and starting current of the connected equipment must also be considered. Can the DSP-2U control an irrigation pump?
Yes, a suitable pump can be controlled according to a programmed irrigation schedule provided its electrical load and starting characteristics remain within the DSP-2U's permitted limits. Can the DSP-2U be used with Aqua-X?
Yes. TrolMaster lists the DSP-2 as a compatible Aqua-X Program Device Station for controlling suitable scheduled equipment. Can the DSP-2U be used with Hydro-X?
Yes. The DSP-2 is part of the Hydro-X range of programmable device stations and can be used for equipment that needs to be controlled according to time. Can the DSP-2U be used with Green-X?
Yes. Green-X supports DSP-1 and DSP-2 Program Device Stations for programmable timer functions, including suitable timer-based irrigation equipment. Does the DSP-2U vary the speed of connected equipment?
No. It provides timed on/off mains switching. It does not provide variable-speed, variable-voltage or proportional control. Can I manually switch the DSP-2U on?
Yes. Pressing and holding the button on the station provides a manual on/off override, which is useful for equipment testing and maintenance. What does a flashing green light mean?
A fast flashing green LED indicates that the module has not been addressed or has lost communication with the controller. A slow flashing green LED indicates that it is connected and addressed but the output is currently off. What does a solid green light mean?
A solid green LED indicates that the DSP-2U is addressed, connected to the controller and its output is currently switched on. What does a flashing red light mean?
A flashing red LED indicates that the station has detected an overload. Disconnect the station from power and check the connected load before resetting it. Are the RJ12 cables included?
Yes. TrolMaster supplies the DSP-2 with a 16ft RJ12 cable, a 4ft RJ12 cable and an RJ12 T-Splitter. Can I connect equipment rated exactly at 10A?
The 10A figure is the station's maximum output-current rating. Equipment with motors or other inductive loads can draw significantly more current during startup, so the equipment's complete electrical specification should be checked rather than relying only on its normal running current. What is the difference between a Program Device Station and an environmental Device Station?
The DSP-2U switches suitable equipment according to a programmed time schedule. Other TrolMaster device stations are designed to respond to environmental parameters such as temperature, humidity or CO2.
£25.00
Unit price per£25.00
Unit price perThe TrolMaster DCC-1 Dual Condition Adapter is designed for the Hydro-X environmental control system and allows a single connected device to be controlled by more than one environmental condition.
Standard Hydro-X Device Stations normally operate according to one environmental parameter, such as temperature or humidity. The DCC-1 adds another layer of control by combining two selected conditions, allowing equipment to operate only when the required combination of environmental conditions has been met.
This is particularly useful for equipment that influences more than one aspect of the controlled environment. Ventilation is a good example: an extraction fan can affect both temperature and humidity, so controlling it from a combination of these parameters can provide more intelligent operation than responding to either measurement alone.
The DCC-1 can be configured to work in AND or OR mode, giving the installer control over how the two environmental conditions interact before the connected device is activated.
Why choose the TrolMaster DCC-1?
AND or OR environmental control
The key feature of the DCC-1 is its ability to determine whether a connected device should operate according to two separate control conditions.
AND mode
In AND mode, both selected conditions must be calling for the equipment to operate before the DCC-1 activates the connected Device Station.
For example, if temperature and humidity are selected, an extraction device could be configured to operate only when the temperature is too high and the humidity is also above its target.
OR mode
In OR mode, either selected condition can call for the equipment to operate.
Using the same temperature and humidity example, the extraction equipment could operate when the temperature becomes too high or when humidity rises above its target.
This gives the installer much greater flexibility when deciding exactly how multifunction environmental equipment should respond.
Four selectable control conditions
The DCC-1 provides four control-condition selections that correspond with key Hydro-X control functions.
| Temperature | Allows the connected equipment to respond to the Hydro-X temperature-control condition. |
|---|---|
| Humidity | Allows operation to be linked to the Hydro-X relative-humidity control condition. |
| CO2 | Allows the device to respond to the controller's CO2 control condition where appropriate. |
| Program | Allows a programmed or timer-based condition to form part of the dual-control logic. |
Two of these conditions are selected and the DCC-1 then applies either AND or OR logic to determine when the connected equipment should operate.
Example: temperature & humidity ventilation control
Ventilation equipment can have a major influence on both air temperature and relative humidity. A standard single-condition controller may operate an extraction fan according to only one of those parameters.
The DCC-1 allows both conditions to be considered.
Temperature AND humidity
The extraction equipment operates only when both temperature and humidity have reached the conditions configured to call for ventilation. This can reduce unnecessary operation where only one parameter has moved away from its target.
Temperature OR humidity
The extraction equipment can operate as soon as either temperature or humidity reaches its configured control point. This can be useful where ventilation is required to correct either environmental condition independently.
The appropriate configuration depends on the environmental strategy and the equipment being controlled.
Designed to work with TrolMaster Device Stations
The DCC-1 is a control-logic adapter rather than a mains switching device. It is installed between the Hydro-X control system and the appropriate TrolMaster Device Station.
The Device Station then performs the actual equipment switching. This means the correct Device Station still needs to be selected for the electrical equipment and application.
For example, a suitable TrolMaster temperature, humidity or programme Device Station may be used depending on the equipment being controlled and the required installation.
Always check the electrical rating of the Device Station against the connected equipment. Motors, compressors and other inductive loads can have a starting current considerably higher than their normal running current.
Simple Hydro-X integration
The DCC-1 connects into the Hydro-X control network and provides selectable inputs for the environmental conditions that will form the dual-control rule.
Once the two required conditions have been selected, the DCC-1 is set to either AND or OR operation. The output is then connected to the appropriate TrolMaster Device Station controlling the equipment.
Because the DCC-1 deals with control logic rather than directly powering the environmental equipment, the electrical requirements of the connected load are determined by the Device Station or switching equipment used with it.
TrolMaster DCC-1 product details
| Brand | TrolMaster |
|---|---|
| Model | DCC-1 |
| Product type | Dual Condition Adapter |
| Control system | TrolMaster Hydro-X |
| Primary function | Combines two control conditions for operation of a compatible Device Station |
| Logic modes | AND / OR |
| Selectable conditions | Temperature, humidity, CO2 & program/timer |
| Conditions used simultaneously | 2 |
| Equipment switching | Via compatible TrolMaster Device Station |
| Direct mains switching | No |
| Typical application | Equipment requiring control from a combination of two environmental conditions |
| Example application | Ventilation controlled according to temperature and humidity |
TrolMaster DCC-1 Dual Condition Adapter FAQs
What does the TrolMaster DCC-1 do?
The DCC-1 allows one compatible Hydro-X controlled device to respond to two different control conditions rather than being controlled by a single environmental parameter. What conditions can the DCC-1 use?
The DCC-1 provides selections for temperature, humidity, CO2 and program/timer control. Two conditions are selected for the required application. What does AND mode mean?
AND mode means both selected conditions must be calling for operation before the connected Device Station is activated. What does OR mode mean?
OR mode means either of the two selected conditions can activate the connected Device Station. Can I control a fan using both temperature and humidity?
Yes. This is a useful application for the DCC-1 because ventilation can influence both temperature and relative humidity. What is the difference between temperature AND humidity and temperature OR humidity?
With AND selected, both temperature and humidity conditions must call for operation. With OR selected, either condition can call for the connected equipment to operate. Does the DCC-1 switch mains equipment directly?
No. The DCC-1 handles the control logic. The connected equipment is switched through the appropriate compatible TrolMaster Device Station. Do I still need a Device Station?
Yes. The DCC-1 is used with a compatible TrolMaster Device Station, which performs the actual switching of the connected equipment. Can the DCC-1 vary fan speed?
No. The DCC-1 provides dual-condition control logic. Variable-speed EC fan control requires the appropriate TrolMaster fan-control hardware, such as an EFC-1 where compatible. Can the DCC-1 be used for CO2 control?
CO2 is one of the available control-condition selections, allowing it to be combined with another supported condition where appropriate for the equipment and control strategy. Can a timer be one of the two conditions?
Yes. Program/timer control is one of the selectable conditions, allowing equipment operation to depend on both a programmed period and another environmental condition. Why use dual-condition control?
Some environmental equipment affects several parameters at the same time. Dual-condition logic allows the system to consider two factors before deciding whether that equipment should operate. Is the DCC-1 useful for commercial environmental control?
Yes. It can provide more precise control logic in installations where equipment such as ventilation influences multiple environmental parameters and simple single-condition switching is not sufficient. Does the DCC-1 measure temperature, humidity or CO2 itself?
No. The DCC-1 does not replace the Hydro-X environmental sensors. It uses the control conditions generated by the Hydro-X system to determine when the connected Device Station should operate.
£35.00
Unit price per£35.00
Unit price perThe TrolMaster BETA-6 is a stand-alone 240V digital humidity controller designed to automatically operate a compatible humidifier or dehumidifier while providing separate humidity settings for day and night conditions.
Designed for straightforward environmental humidity management, the BETA-6 combines a digital controller, remote humidity sensor, automatic day/night detection and switched equipment output in one compact system.
Simply connect a suitable humidifier or dehumidifier to the controller, position the remote sensor within the growing environment and select the required humidity settings. The BETA-6 then automatically switches the connected equipment to maintain the selected relative humidity.
Separate day and night humidity targets can be programmed from 20-90% RH. The controller automatically changes between these settings according to the light condition detected by its photocell, making it particularly useful where humidity requirements or environmental behaviour differ between illuminated and dark periods.
Why choose the TrolMaster BETA-6?
Automatic humidifier & dehumidifier control
The BETA-6 can be configured according to whether the connected equipment is intended to add or remove moisture from the air.
Humidifying mode
When used with a compatible humidifier, the BETA-6 monitors the surrounding relative humidity and switches the equipment on when additional moisture is required.
Once humidity has risen sufficiently relative to the programmed target and controller deadband, the humidifier is switched off again.
Dehumidifying mode
When used with a compatible dehumidifier, the control logic is reversed. The BETA-6 activates the equipment when relative humidity rises above the required level and switches it off again once humidity has been reduced.
This dual functionality means the same controller can be used for either humidification or dehumidification applications.
Independent day & night humidity settings
Humidity behaviour often changes substantially between the illuminated and dark periods. As air temperature falls after the lighting period ends, relative humidity can increase rapidly, even without a major increase in the actual amount of moisture present in the air.
The BETA-6 allows separate humidity targets to be programmed for the day and night periods, giving the controller greater flexibility than a conventional single-setpoint humidistat.
Its photocell automatically identifies the light condition and selects the corresponding humidity setting. There is no need to manually change the controller twice a day or synchronise it with a separate timer.
16ft remote humidity sensor
The BETA-6 is supplied with a precision remote humidity sensor on a 16ft cable. This allows the sensing point to be positioned where environmental conditions are representative of the crop rather than immediately beside the controller.
Correct sensor positioning is important. Place it in a well-ventilated location around crop level while avoiding direct airflow from humidifiers, dehumidifiers, heaters, circulation fans, intake points or extraction systems.
The sensor should also be kept away from wet surfaces, direct spray and areas where condensation can form.
Stable control with a 5% RH deadband
The BETA-6 uses a 5% relative-humidity deadband around its control point. Deadband is important because environmental humidity naturally fluctuates and equipment should not repeatedly switch on and off every time the reading moves fractionally around the target.
By allowing a controlled differential between the switch-on and switch-off conditions, the BETA-6 provides more stable operation and helps reduce unnecessary rapid cycling of the connected equipment.
Suitable for controlled horticultural environments
The BETA-6 provides a straightforward solution wherever relative humidity needs to be automatically maintained without the complexity of a complete multi-device environmental controller.
UK 240V electrical version
This is the 240V version of the TrolMaster BETA-6 intended for UK electrical installations.
The BETA-6 uses a relay-switched output and is fitted with a 10A / 250V fuse. Always check the electrical requirements of the humidifier or dehumidifier before connecting it to the controller.
Particular care is required with dehumidifiers and other equipment containing compressors or motors. Their startup current can be considerably higher than the normal running current shown on the rating plate.
Equipment must remain within the controller's permitted electrical load. Where a device has a high starting current or exceeds the controller's switching capability, an appropriately rated external switching solution should be used instead.
TrolMaster BETA-6 product details
| Brand | TrolMaster |
|---|---|
| Model | BETA-6 |
| Product type | Digital Day/Night Humidity Controller |
| Version | UK 240V |
| Input voltage | 240V AC |
| Output switch | Relay |
| Fuse rating | 10A / 250V |
| Humidity setpoint range | 20-90% RH |
| Humidity deadband | 5% RH |
| Operating modes | Humidifying or dehumidifying |
| Day/night control | Yes - separate day & night humidity settings |
| Day/night detection | Automatic photocell detection |
| Sensor | Remote precision humidity sensor |
| Sensor cable length | 16ft / approximately 4.9m |
| Display | Digital display |
| AC power cord length | 1.8m |
| Package dimensions | 275 x 87 x 94mm |
| Gross packaged weight | Approximately 0.56kg |
| Master controller required | No - stand-alone controller |
What's included?
| Controller | 1 x TrolMaster BETA-6 Digital Day/Night Humidity Controller |
|---|---|
| Sensor | 1 x remote humidity sensor with 16ft cable |
TrolMaster BETA-6 Humidity Controller FAQs
Is this the UK version of the TrolMaster BETA-6?
Yes. This listing is for the 240V version intended for use with compatible UK electrical equipment and supplies. What does the TrolMaster BETA-6 do?
The BETA-6 monitors relative humidity and automatically switches a compatible humidifier or dehumidifier to help maintain the programmed humidity target. Can the BETA-6 control both humidifiers and dehumidifiers?
Yes. The BETA-6 can be configured for either humidifying or dehumidifying operation, depending on the equipment connected. Does the BETA-6 have separate day and night humidity settings?
Yes. Different humidity targets can be programmed for the illuminated and dark periods. How does the BETA-6 detect day and night?
A photocell detects the surrounding light condition, allowing the controller to automatically change between its programmed day and night humidity settings. What humidity range can be set?
The BETA-6 provides an adjustable humidity range from 20-90% RH. What is the humidity deadband?
The BETA-6 uses a 5% RH deadband. This provides a differential between switching conditions to prevent connected equipment rapidly cycling on and off around the selected humidity target. How long is the remote sensor cable?
The supplied remote humidity sensor has a 16ft cable, equivalent to approximately 4.9 metres. Where should I position the BETA-6 humidity sensor?
Position the sensor in a representative, well-ventilated area around crop level. Avoid direct airflow from humidifiers, dehumidifiers, heaters, intake or extraction equipment, and keep the sensor away from water spray and condensation. Does the BETA-6 need a Hydro-X controller?
No. The BETA-6 is a stand-alone humidity controller with its own sensor, display, settings and switched equipment output. Can a humidifier be connected directly to the BETA-6?
Yes, provided the humidifier is electrically compatible with the UK 240V BETA-6 and remains within the controller's permitted electrical load. Can a dehumidifier be connected directly to the BETA-6?
A compatible dehumidifier can be controlled directly provided its electrical characteristics are suitable. Compressor startup current should be checked carefully because it can be considerably higher than normal running current. What happens in humidifying mode?
The BETA-6 activates the connected humidifier when the measured relative humidity indicates that additional moisture is required to maintain the selected target. What happens in dehumidifying mode?
The BETA-6 activates the connected dehumidifier when relative humidity rises sufficiently above the programmed target, then switches it off again as humidity is reduced. Why use different humidity settings during the day and night?
Temperature and relative humidity often change significantly when lighting switches on or off. Independent day and night settings allow humidity management to be adapted to those changing environmental conditions.
£265.00
Unit price per£265.00
Unit price perThe K-Line+ 12.5" Silent EC Fan combines powerful 3200m³/h airflow with an acoustically treated cylindrical housing and energy-efficient EC fan technology, providing high-capacity ventilation with reduced operating noise.
Designed for demanding extraction and air-movement applications, this larger K-Line+ model delivers a maximum airflow of 3200m³/h through a 12.5" duct connection. It is particularly well suited to larger controlled horticultural environments where substantial airflow is required but fan noise needs to be kept under control.
Unlike a conventional inline fan installed inside a separate silencer, the K-Line+ combines the fan and acoustic treatment within one compact cylindrical assembly. This helps reduce the amount of additional ventilation equipment required while keeping installation straightforward.
At the centre of the unit is an electronically commutated EC fan. EC technology combines efficient motor operation with variable-speed capability, allowing airflow to be matched more closely to the requirements of the ventilation system rather than continually operating at maximum output.
Why choose the K-Line+ 12.5" Silent EC Fan?
High airflow without a conventional bare fan housing
High-capacity ventilation fans can generate noise from several sources, including the motor, impeller, moving air and vibration transferred into the connected ductwork.
The K-Line+ is designed specifically as a silenced inline fan. The fan assembly sits within the larger cylindrical acoustic housing rather than using the compact exposed casing typically found on a conventional inline fan.
This construction helps reduce fan noise at source while maintaining a straight-through ventilation path. For installations where noise control is important, it can be combined with acoustic ducting, vibration-isolating connectors and correctly supported duct runs to further reduce noise transmission through the ventilation system.
As with any high-output ventilation fan, the K-Line+ should not be considered completely silent. Airflow noise will still depend on fan speed, duct diameter, restrictions and the design of the complete ventilation system.
Efficient EC fan technology
EC stands for electronically commutated. An EC fan uses integrated electronic motor control rather than the simpler motor technology found in many traditional AC ventilation fans.
One of the major advantages is efficient variable-speed operation. Instead of treating the fan simply as an on/off device, a compatible control system can reduce airflow when full extraction capacity is unnecessary and increase it as ventilation demand rises.
This makes EC ventilation particularly useful in controlled environments where airflow requirements change with temperature, humidity, lighting load, crop development and seasonal conditions.
3200m³/h maximum airflow
With a rated maximum airflow of 3200 cubic metres per hour, this 12.5" K-Line+ is intended for applications requiring substantial air exchange.
The quoted figure represents the fan's maximum nominal airflow. Actual airflow through an installed ventilation system will normally be lower because every component introduces resistance.
Carbon filters, long duct runs, bends, reducers, silencers, intake restrictions and compressed flexible ducting can all reduce the volume of air delivered by the complete system.
When specifying ventilation, the fan should therefore be selected according to the resistance and required operating airflow of the complete installation rather than simply matching the room volume to the fan's maximum free-air rating.
12.5" high-capacity duct connection
The K-Line+ 3200m³/h model is designed around a 12.5" nominal duct connection, placing it firmly in the high-airflow end of an environmental ventilation system.
Keeping the ductwork at the correct diameter helps minimise unnecessary static pressure and air velocity. Reducing immediately into substantially smaller ducting can restrict airflow and increase turbulence and noise.
For best performance, use appropriately sized ducting and fittings, keep the route as short and direct as practical, and avoid unnecessary tight bends.
Building a quieter ventilation system
A silenced fan can significantly improve the acoustic performance of a ventilation system, but the complete installation determines the final noise level.
Correct system design can reduce turbulence, restriction and vibration while allowing the EC fan to deliver the required airflow at the lowest practical operating speed.
Using the K-Line+ with a carbon filter
The K-Line+ can be incorporated into a filtered extraction system using a suitably sized carbon filter and compatible ductwork.
The filter must be capable of handling the required airflow. An undersized filter can create excessive resistance, reducing extraction performance and potentially increasing airflow noise.
Remember that the fan's 3200m³/h rating is its maximum nominal airflow rather than a guarantee of 3200m³/h through a filter and complete duct system. Filter resistance should be considered when sizing the installation.
K-Line+ 12.5" Silent EC Fan product details
| Brand | K-Line+ |
|---|---|
| Product type | Silenced inline EC ventilation fan |
| Nominal size | 12.5" |
| Maximum airflow | 3200m³/h |
| Motor technology | EC - electronically commutated |
| Speed capability | Variable-speed EC fan |
| Construction | Cylindrical silenced inline fan assembly |
| Installation type | Inline ventilation |
| Typical application | High-capacity extraction, intake & controlled-environment ventilation |
| Pallet quantity | 12 fans |
K-Line+ 12.5" Silent EC Fan FAQs
What is the airflow of the K-Line+ 12.5" Silent EC Fan?
The 12.5" K-Line+ is rated at a maximum airflow of 3200m³/h, making it suitable for high-capacity ventilation applications. Is the K-Line+ 3200m³/h fan completely silent?
No high-output ventilation fan is completely silent. The K-Line+ uses a silenced construction designed to reduce operating noise, but the final sound level will also depend on fan speed, ductwork, filters, airflow restrictions and installation method. What does EC mean on the K-Line+ fan?
EC means electronically commutated. EC motors use integrated electronics to provide efficient operation and variable-speed capability. Can the K-Line+ EC fan be speed controlled?
EC fan technology is designed for variable-speed operation. The control method used must be electrically compatible with the specific fan and its control interface. What size ducting should I use with the 12.5" K-Line+?
Use ducting and fittings matched to the fan's nominal 12.5" connection wherever practical. Maintaining the correct diameter helps reduce unnecessary restriction, turbulence and airflow noise. Can the K-Line+ be used with acoustic ducting?
Yes. Acoustic insulated ducting can be used as part of a low-noise ventilation installation and can help reduce noise transmitted along the duct run. Can the K-Line+ be connected to a carbon filter?
Yes. A suitable carbon filter can be incorporated into the extraction system, but it should be correctly sized for the required airflow and its resistance should be considered when specifying the fan. Will I get exactly 3200m³/h through a carbon filter?
Not normally. The 3200m³/h figure is the fan's maximum nominal airflow. Filters, ducting, bends and other restrictions create resistance and reduce the airflow delivered by the complete installed system. Do bends in ducting reduce airflow?
Yes. Bends increase resistance and turbulence, particularly when they are tight or numerous. Keeping the duct route short and direct helps preserve airflow and reduce noise. Why use a larger 12.5" ventilation connection?
A larger duct diameter allows substantial volumes of air to be moved without forcing the same airflow through a much smaller cross-sectional area. Correctly sized ducting can therefore help reduce restriction and excessive air velocity. Can I reduce the K-Line+ into smaller ducting?
A suitable reducer can be used where necessary, but reducing duct diameter increases system resistance and may reduce airflow while increasing turbulence and noise. Keep the full fan diameter for as much of the system as practical. Can the K-Line+ be used as an intake fan?
It can form part of an intake or extraction ventilation system where its airflow, direction, duct size and control requirements are appropriate for the installation. How can I make a K-Line+ installation quieter?
Use correctly sized ducting, minimise sharp bends and restrictions, consider acoustic ducting, isolate vibration where practical and operate the EC fan at the lowest speed that still provides the required environmental airflow. Is the 3200m³/h K-Line+ suitable for larger controlled environments?
Yes. Its high maximum airflow makes it particularly suited to larger controlled horticultural environments and ventilation systems where a smaller inline fan cannot provide sufficient air movement. How many K-Line+ 12.5" fans are on a pallet?
The pallet quantity for this SKU is 12 fans.
£195.00
Unit price per£195.00
Unit price perThe K-Line+ 10" Silent EC Fan combines powerful 2300m³/h airflow with an acoustically treated cylindrical housing and energy-efficient EC fan technology, providing high-capacity ventilation with reduced operating noise.
Designed for demanding extraction and air-movement applications, this K-Line+ model delivers a maximum airflow of 2300m³/h through a 10" duct connection. It provides substantial ventilation capacity for larger controlled horticultural environments while keeping fan noise under control.
The K-Line+ combines the fan and acoustic treatment within one compact inline assembly. This reduces the need to install a conventional exposed inline fan inside a separate acoustic enclosure and provides a clean, straightforward solution for high-airflow ventilation systems.
At the centre of the unit is an electronically commutated EC fan. EC technology provides efficient motor operation together with variable-speed capability, allowing airflow to be adjusted to suit the ventilation demand rather than continually operating at maximum output.
Why choose the K-Line+ 10" Silent EC Fan?
High airflow with reduced fan noise
High-output ventilation can generate significant noise from the fan motor, impeller, airflow turbulence and vibration transmitted into connected ductwork.
The K-Line+ is designed specifically as a silenced inline fan. Its fan assembly is contained within a larger cylindrical acoustic housing rather than relying on the compact exposed casing found on many conventional inline fans.
This construction helps reduce fan noise at source while maintaining the straight-through airflow path required for an efficient ducted ventilation system.
For installations where acoustic performance is particularly important, the fan can be combined with insulated acoustic ducting, vibration-reducing connectors and correctly supported ductwork to further reduce noise transmission.
No high-capacity ventilation fan is completely silent. The final sound level will depend on fan speed, airflow, ducting, filters, bends, restrictions and the way the complete ventilation system is installed.
Efficient EC fan technology
EC stands for electronically commutated. EC motors use integrated electronic control to provide efficient operation and effective variable-speed performance.
This is particularly useful in controlled horticultural environments because maximum extraction is not necessarily required continuously. Ventilation demand can change throughout the day as temperature, humidity, lighting load and external conditions change.
With an appropriate compatible control method, the K-Line+ can be operated at a reduced speed when ventilation demand is lower and increased when additional airflow is required.
Running the fan only as hard as necessary can also help reduce airflow noise compared with operating a high-capacity ventilation system continuously at full output.
2300m³/h maximum airflow
The 10" K-Line+ provides a maximum nominal airflow of 2300 cubic metres per hour, giving it the capacity required for substantial extraction and air-exchange systems.
Maximum fan airflow should not be confused with the airflow that will necessarily be achieved once the fan is installed. Every component within a ventilation system introduces resistance.
Carbon filters, long duct runs, bends, reducers, silencers, intake restrictions and compressed flexible ducting can all reduce actual airflow.
When specifying a ventilation system, consider both the required air-exchange rate and the resistance created by the complete installation.
10" high-airflow duct connection
This K-Line+ model is designed around a 10" nominal duct connection, making it suitable for ventilation systems where substantial volumes of air need to be moved efficiently.
Maintaining the correct duct diameter helps minimise unnecessary static pressure and excessive air velocity. Reducing immediately into significantly smaller ductwork can restrict the system, lower airflow and increase turbulence and noise.
For best performance, use correctly sized ducting and fittings, keep the duct route as short and direct as practical and minimise unnecessary tight bends.
Suitable for filtered extraction systems
The K-Line+ can be incorporated into a filtered extraction system using an appropriately sized carbon filter and compatible ductwork.
Filter capacity is important. An undersized filter can create excessive resistance, significantly reducing airflow through the installation and potentially increasing fan and airflow noise.
The fan's 2300m³/h figure is its maximum nominal airflow. Actual airflow through a carbon filter and complete duct system will normally be lower, so the resistance of the filter and ductwork should be considered when sizing the system.
Getting the best performance from the K-Line+
A well-designed ventilation system reduces unnecessary resistance and allows the fan to provide the required environmental airflow at the lowest practical operating speed.
K-Line+ 10" Silent EC Fan product details
| Brand | K-Line+ |
|---|---|
| Product type | Silenced inline EC ventilation fan |
| Nominal size | 10" |
| Maximum airflow | 2300m³/h |
| Motor technology | EC - electronically commutated |
| Speed capability | Variable-speed EC fan |
| Construction | Cylindrical silenced inline fan assembly |
| Installation type | Inline ventilation |
| Typical applications | Extraction, intake, filtered ventilation & controlled-environment air movement |
| Pallet quantity | 15 fans |
K-Line+ 10" Silent EC Fan FAQs
What is the airflow of the K-Line+ 10" Silent EC Fan?
The 10" K-Line+ is rated at a maximum airflow of 2300m³/h. Is the K-Line+ 2300m³/h fan completely silent?
No. The K-Line+ uses an acoustically treated construction to reduce operating noise, but any high-output ventilation system will still produce some fan and airflow noise. What does EC mean?
EC stands for electronically commutated. This motor technology provides efficient operation and allows effective variable-speed control when used with an appropriate compatible controller. Can the K-Line+ 10" EC fan be speed controlled?
Yes. EC fan technology supports variable-speed operation, although the controller and control method must be compatible with the fan. What size ducting should I use with this K-Line+ fan?
Use ducting and fittings matched to the fan's nominal 10" connection wherever practical. Correctly sized ductwork helps minimise restriction, turbulence and excessive airflow noise. Can I use acoustic ducting with the K-Line+?
Yes. Acoustic insulated ducting can complement the fan's silenced construction by helping reduce noise transmitted along the ventilation system. Can the K-Line+ be connected to a carbon filter?
Yes. The fan can form part of a filtered extraction system when used with an appropriately sized carbon filter and compatible ductwork. Will a carbon filter reduce the 2300m³/h airflow?
Yes. A carbon filter creates resistance, so actual installed airflow will be lower than the fan's maximum nominal airflow. The amount of reduction depends on the filter and the rest of the ventilation system. Do duct bends reduce airflow?
Yes. Bends increase resistance and turbulence. Keeping the duct route as straight and direct as practical helps preserve airflow and reduce unnecessary noise. Can I reduce the fan into smaller ducting?
A suitable reducer can be used where necessary, but reducing the duct diameter increases resistance and can reduce airflow while increasing air velocity and noise. Can the K-Line+ 2300m³/h fan be used for intake?
Yes. It can form part of either an intake or extraction system where the required airflow, duct sizing and installation design are appropriate. How can I reduce ventilation noise further?
Use correctly sized ducting, minimise bends and restrictions, consider acoustic ducting, isolate vibration where practical and use compatible EC speed control so the fan does not operate faster than necessary. Is 2300m³/h the actual airflow after installation?
Not necessarily. 2300m³/h is the maximum nominal fan airflow. Filters, duct length, bends, reducers and other restrictions will affect the actual airflow delivered by the installed system. Is this fan suitable for larger controlled horticultural environments?
Yes. Its combination of 2300m³/h maximum airflow, 10" connection, EC technology and silenced construction makes it well suited to larger controlled environments requiring substantial ventilation. How many K-Line+ 10" 2300m³/h fans are on a pallet?
The pallet quantity for this SKU is 15 fans.
£10.00
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Unit price perThe Krystal Dual Fan Speed Controller is a thermostatic ventilation controller designed to manage an intake fan and extraction fan together, automatically adjusting ventilation according to the measured temperature.
With two independently adjustable fan-speed controls, the Krystal controller allows the balance between intake and extraction airflow to be set while its remote temperature sensor monitors the environment. Set the required target temperature and the controller automatically manages the connected fans to help maintain a more stable environment.
Two UK power outlets are built directly into the controller, providing dedicated connections for the intake and extraction fans. Each outlet can control a compatible fan with a maximum power of 320W.
A digital temperature display and LED indicators provide an immediate view of target and current temperatures, making the Krystal Dual Fan Speed Controller a straightforward solution for automated ventilation without the complexity of a larger environmental-control system.
Why choose the Krystal Dual Fan Speed Controller?
Automatic temperature-based ventilation
Temperature can change substantially as lighting, external weather and other environmental conditions change. A ventilation system running at one fixed speed cannot respond automatically to those variations.
The Krystal Dual Fan Speed Controller uses its temperature sensor to continuously monitor the environment. Once the required target temperature has been selected, the controller adjusts the connected fans accordingly.
This allows ventilation to respond to environmental demand rather than requiring repeated manual adjustment of the fans.
The result is a more controlled approach to air exchange, particularly where extraction is the primary method used to remove excess heat.
Control intake & extraction together
The controller provides two mains power outlets, allowing both sides of a balanced ventilation system to be managed from the same unit.
Extraction fan
The extraction fan removes warm air from the controlled environment and provides the primary air exchange.
Intake fan
The intake fan supplies replacement air as the extraction system removes air from the environment.
Using both fans through one controller allows their operation to be coordinated while still giving the user control over the balance between intake and extraction airflow.
Adjustable airflow & negative pressure
Intake and extraction systems do not necessarily need to operate at identical airflow rates. In many filtered extraction systems, slightly greater extraction than intake is desirable to maintain negative pressure.
The Krystal controller provides separate adjustment for the two connected fans, allowing the intake/extraction balance to be tuned for the installation.
Actual pressure balance will depend on the fans themselves as well as carbon filters, duct length, bends, intake restrictions and other components in the ventilation system.
Fan-speed settings should therefore be adjusted according to the behaviour of the complete installed system rather than simply setting both controls to identical positions.
Reduce unnecessary ventilation noise
A ventilation fan normally produces more motor and airflow noise as its speed increases. Running both intake and extraction fans at maximum output continuously can therefore create considerably more noise than necessary.
By allowing fan speeds to be adjusted and ventilation to respond to temperature, the Krystal controller can help avoid unnecessarily high airflow when environmental demand is lower.
For further noise reduction, combine correctly controlled fan speeds with appropriately sized ducting, smooth airflow routes, vibration isolation and acoustic ducting where required.
Temperature sensor for accurate control
The supplied temperature sensor should be positioned in a representative part of the controlled environment so the controller receives a useful indication of the temperature experienced by the crop.
Avoid positioning the sensor directly beside heaters, lighting equipment, air intakes or extraction points, as these can produce localised temperatures that do not represent the wider environment.
Keeping the sensor away from direct radiant heat and strong airflow will generally provide a more representative measurement for automatic fan control.
Fan compatibility
The Krystal Dual Fan Speed Controller is intended for compatible mains-powered AC ventilation fans that can be controlled using this type of fan-speed controller.
Each outlet supports a fan with a maximum specified power of 320W. Always check the fan manufacturer's electrical and speed-control requirements before connecting equipment.
This is not an EC signal controller. EC fans that require a dedicated 0-10V, PWM, digital or manufacturer-specific low-voltage control signal should be used with the appropriate EC fan controller instead.
Setting up the Krystal Dual Fan Speed Controller
Fans should remain within the controller's specified electrical rating, and the ventilation system should be correctly sized for the environment being controlled.
Krystal Dual Fan Speed Controller product details
| Brand | Krystal Ventilation |
|---|---|
| Product type | Dual thermostatic fan speed controller |
| Primary function | Automatic temperature-based intake & extraction fan control |
| Fan outputs | 2 |
| Maximum fan power | 320W per outlet |
| Fan configuration | Intake & extraction |
| Fan-speed adjustment | Separate intake & extraction adjustment |
| Temperature control | Automatic thermostatic control |
| Temperature sensor | Included |
| Display | Digital temperature display |
| Status indication | LED indicators |
| Suitable fan type | Compatible mains-powered AC ventilation fans |
| EC control signal | No |
| Outer case quantity | 16 controllers |
Krystal Dual Fan Speed Controller FAQs
What does the Krystal Dual Fan Speed Controller do?
It controls an intake fan and extraction fan from one unit, using a temperature sensor and adjustable fan-speed controls to help maintain the selected environmental temperature. How many fans can the Krystal controller operate?
The controller has two power outlets, allowing one compatible intake fan and one compatible extraction fan to be connected. What is the maximum fan power?
Each of the two fan outlets can control a compatible fan with a maximum power of 320W. Does the Krystal controller automatically respond to temperature?
Yes. Set the required target temperature and the controller uses its supplied temperature sensor to adjust ventilation accordingly. Can I adjust the intake and extraction fans separately?
Yes. The intake and extraction fan speeds can be adjusted to establish the required balance between incoming and outgoing airflow. Can the Krystal controller help maintain negative pressure?
Yes. By setting the extraction airflow higher than the intake airflow, the controller can be used as part of a ventilation system designed to maintain negative pressure. The actual pressure achieved will depend on the complete installation. Does the controller include a temperature sensor?
Yes. A temperature sensor is included so the controller can monitor the environment and adjust fan operation in response to temperature. Does it display the current temperature?
Yes. The controller features a digital display and LED indicators for monitoring target and current temperature information. Can I use only an extraction fan?
The controller is designed around dual-fan control, but the ventilation requirements of the installation determine whether active intake is necessary. Where only one fan is connected, always ensure the equipment and controller are being used appropriately. Will controlling fan speed reduce noise?
Reducing unnecessary fan speed can reduce motor and airflow noise. Overall noise will also depend on the fans, ducting, filters, vibration and airflow restrictions. Can I use the Krystal controller with a carbon-filter extraction system?
Yes. It can control compatible extraction and intake fans used within a filtered ventilation system, provided the fans are suitable for speed control and remain within the controller's electrical rating. Can this controller operate EC fans?
This controller is intended for compatible mains-powered AC fans. EC fans requiring 0-10V, PWM or another dedicated low-voltage speed-control signal should use the appropriate EC controller specified for the fan. Where should I place the temperature sensor?
Place the sensor in a representative area away from direct heat sources, strong intake or extraction airflow and other localised conditions that could distort the temperature reading. Why control both intake and extraction fans?
Controlling both fans allows total ventilation and the balance between incoming and outgoing air to be adjusted together. This can provide more stable temperature and pressure control than operating two fans independently. How many Krystal Dual Fan Speed Controllers are in an outer case?
The outer case quantity for this SKU is 16 controllers.
£62.90
Unit price per£62.90
Unit price perThe Krystal 8" Carbon Filter 200mm x 600mm is a high-capacity 1125m³/h air filter filled with 100% RC412 Australian virgin activated carbon for effective odour control in filtered extraction systems.
Designed for higher-airflow ventilation applications, this model combines a 200mm / 8" connection, 600mm filter body and 1125m³/h airflow rating.
Krystal Carbon Filters use 100% RC412 Australian virgin activated carbon. The highly porous carbon provides an enormous internal surface area onto which unwanted gaseous odour compounds can adsorb as extracted air passes through the filter.
The filter is constructed around a lightweight aluminium housing with an open-area mesh outer surface. This provides a large air-entry area while helping keep the complete filter manageable for suspended ventilation installations.
Why choose the Krystal 8" Carbon Filter?
100% RC412 Australian virgin activated carbon
Krystal specifies 100% RC412 Australian virgin activated carbon for this carbon filter range.
Activated carbon contains an extremely porous internal structure. These microscopic pores create a very large surface area capable of attracting and retaining suitable gaseous compounds from the air.
As contaminated air is drawn through the filter, odour-causing compounds adhere to the surface of the RC412 carbon through adsorption. The treated air then continues through the extraction system.
This process makes activated carbon particularly effective for treating odour-bearing extraction air and is fundamentally different from ordinary dust or particulate filtration.
1125m³/h airflow capacity
The Krystal 200mm x 600mm Carbon Filter is rated at 1125 cubic metres per hour.
The extraction fan needs enough performance to overcome resistance from the carbon filter, ducting and other ventilation components while remaining appropriately matched to the filter's airflow capacity.
Carbon filters naturally introduce resistance, so actual installed fan airflow will normally be lower than the fan's unrestricted maximum rating.
At the same time, excessive airflow can reduce contact time between the air and activated carbon. Correctly matching the fan and filter therefore supports both ventilation performance and effective odour adsorption.
200mm connection with 600mm filter body
The filter uses a 200mm / 8" nominal connection, allowing it to integrate with appropriately sized fans, ducting and fittings.
Keeping the ventilation system at the full 200mm diameter wherever practical helps minimise unnecessary resistance and excessive air velocity.
Its 600mm body provides a substantial carbon bed while retaining practical dimensions for installation in larger controlled environments.
Installing the Krystal 8" Carbon Filter
In a typical filtered extraction system, environmental air is drawn through the outer mesh and activated carbon bed before reaching the extraction fan.
Connections should be secure and reasonably airtight. Air entering the system downstream of the carbon filter can bypass filtration and reduce overall odour-control performance.
Maintaining effective RC412 carbon filtration
Activated carbon has a finite adsorption capacity. As air is processed, unwanted compounds progressively occupy available adsorption sites within the carbon.
Filter life varies according to operating hours, airflow, contaminant concentration and environmental conditions.
Keeping excessive dust away from the filter and maintaining appropriate airflow helps preserve effective operation.
If unwanted odours begin passing through despite correct ventilation operation and secure connections, the carbon filter may be approaching the end of its useful service life.
Krystal 8" Carbon Filter product details
| Brand | Krystal Ventilation |
|---|---|
| Product type | Activated carbon air filter |
| Nominal connection | 8" / 200mm |
| Filter length | 600mm |
| Rated airflow | 1125m³/h |
| Carbon type | 100% RC412 Australian virgin activated carbon |
| Housing | Lightweight aluminium |
| Outer construction | Open-area mesh |
| Filtration method | Activated carbon adsorption |
| Primary function | Odour removal from extracted air |
Krystal 8" 200mm x 600mm Carbon Filter FAQs
What size is this Krystal carbon filter?
This model has a 200mm / 8" connection and a 600mm filter body. What is the airflow rating?
The Krystal 200mm x 600mm Carbon Filter is rated at 1125m³/h. What carbon does this filter use?
It is produced using 100% RC412 Australian virgin activated carbon. Why is RC412 activated carbon used for air filtration?
Its highly porous structure provides a very large internal surface area onto which suitable gaseous odour compounds can adsorb as air passes through the carbon bed. What size ducting should I use?
The filter has a nominal 200mm / 8" connection, so matching 200mm ducting and fittings should be used wherever practical. What extraction fan should I use?
Select a compatible fan according to the filter's 1125m³/h rating, required environmental airflow and resistance from the complete ventilation system. Will the carbon filter reduce fan airflow?
Yes. The carbon bed creates resistance, so actual installed fan airflow will normally be lower than the fan's unrestricted maximum airflow. Can I use a variable-speed fan?
Yes. A suitable variable-speed fan allows airflow to be adjusted to match the requirements of the filter and ventilation system. Should the filter be installed before the fan?
A common configuration draws air through the carbon filter first and then through the extraction fan so the air is treated before entering the exhaust ductwork. Is the Krystal carbon filter made with an aluminium housing?
Yes. Krystal specifies a lightweight aluminium housing for the range. What does the open-area mesh do?
It provides a large surface through which air can enter the cylindrical filter before passing through the activated carbon bed. Can I reduce this filter to smaller ducting?
A reducer can be used where necessary, but reducing duct diameter increases airflow resistance and can reduce overall ventilation performance. How long does the RC412 carbon last?
Service life depends on operating hours, airflow, contaminant concentration and environmental conditions, so an exact universal lifespan cannot be given. How do I know when the filter needs replacing?
If unwanted odours begin passing through despite correct airflow and secure ventilation connections, the activated carbon may be reaching the end of its effective adsorption capacity. Is this suitable for a larger filtered extraction system?
Yes. Its 200mm connection, 600mm filter body and 1125m³/h airflow rating make it suitable for higher-capacity controlled horticultural extraction systems.
£16.95
Unit price per£16.95
Unit price perThe Krystal 5" Carbon Filter 125mm x 300mm is a compact 500m³/h air filter filled with 100% RC412 Australian virgin activated carbon for effective odour control in filtered extraction systems.
Combining a 125mm / 5" connection, 300mm filter body and 500m³/h airflow rating, this model provides effective carbon filtration in a relatively compact format. It is particularly useful where available installation space is limited but dependable odour filtration is still required.
Krystal Carbon Filters use 100% RC412 Australian virgin activated carbon. Its highly porous structure creates an enormous internal surface area, allowing odour-causing gaseous compounds to adsorb onto the carbon as extracted air passes through the filter.
A lightweight aluminium housing helps keep installation weight manageable, while the open-area mesh allows air to enter across the cylindrical filter surface before passing through the activated carbon bed.
Why choose the Krystal 5" Carbon Filter?
100% RC412 Australian virgin activated carbon
The quality of the activated carbon is central to the performance of an odour-control filter. Krystal uses 100% RC412 Australian virgin activated carbon throughout this filter range.
Activated carbon is processed to create an extremely porous internal structure. These microscopic pores give the carbon an exceptionally large internal surface area relative to its physical size.
As extracted air passes through the carbon bed, suitable gaseous odour compounds adhere to the carbon surface through a process known as adsorption.
This makes activated carbon filtration fundamentally different from ordinary particulate filtration. Its primary purpose here is the removal of unwanted gaseous odour compounds from the extraction airstream.
500m³/h airflow capacity
This Krystal Carbon Filter is rated at 500 cubic metres per hour.
Fan and filter sizing should always be considered together. The carbon bed creates resistance, so a fan will not normally deliver its unrestricted maximum airflow once connected to the filter and ductwork.
Duct length, bends, reducers and other ventilation components add further resistance. Equally, forcing excessive airflow through a carbon filter can reduce the contact time between contaminated air and the activated carbon.
Correctly matching the fan, filter and ductwork helps provide effective ventilation while maintaining suitable conditions for carbon filtration.
Installing the Krystal 125mm Carbon Filter
A typical extraction arrangement draws air through the carbon filter before it reaches the extraction fan. The treated air then passes through the fan and into the exhaust ductwork.
Carbon filter life & replacement
Activated carbon has a finite adsorption capacity. During operation, odour compounds gradually occupy the available adsorption sites within the RC412 carbon.
Filter life depends on operating hours, airflow, contaminant concentration and environmental conditions, so there is no single replacement interval suitable for every installation.
If unwanted odours begin passing through despite correct airflow and secure ventilation connections, the carbon may be approaching the end of its effective service life.
Krystal 5" Carbon Filter product details
| Brand | Krystal Ventilation |
|---|---|
| Product type | Activated carbon air filter |
| Nominal connection | 5" / 125mm |
| Filter length | 300mm |
| Rated airflow | 500m³/h |
| Carbon type | 100% RC412 Australian virgin activated carbon |
| Housing | Lightweight aluminium |
| Outer construction | Open-area mesh |
| Filtration method | Activated carbon adsorption |
| Primary function | Odour removal from extracted air |
Krystal 5" 125mm x 300mm Carbon Filter FAQs
What size is this Krystal carbon filter?
This model has a 125mm / 5" connection and a 300mm filter body. What is the airflow rating?
The Krystal 125mm x 300mm Carbon Filter is rated at 500m³/h. What activated carbon does this Krystal filter use?
It is produced using 100% RC412 Australian virgin activated carbon. What does RC412 activated carbon do?
Its porous structure provides a very large internal surface area onto which suitable gaseous odour compounds can adsorb as extracted air passes through the carbon bed. What size ducting should I use?
The filter has a nominal 125mm / 5" connection, so matching 125mm ducting and fittings should be used wherever practical. What extraction fan should I use?
Select a compatible fan according to the filter's 500m³/h airflow rating, the required ventilation rate and resistance from the complete duct system. Will the carbon filter reduce fan airflow?
Yes. The carbon bed creates airflow resistance, so installed fan performance will normally be lower than its unrestricted maximum airflow rating. Can I use a variable-speed fan?
Yes. A suitable variable-speed fan allows airflow to be adjusted to the requirements of the filter and ventilation system. Should the carbon filter go before the extraction fan?
A common configuration draws air through the carbon filter first and then through the extraction fan, treating the air before it enters the exhaust ductwork. Why is fan and filter matching important?
The fan must provide enough airflow after system resistance is considered without forcing air through the carbon filter unnecessarily quickly. Is the housing aluminium?
Yes. Krystal specifies a lightweight aluminium housing for its carbon filter range. What is the purpose of the open-area mesh?
The mesh provides a large open surface through which air can enter the cylindrical carbon filter before passing through the activated carbon bed. How long will the carbon filter last?
Service life varies according to airflow, operating hours, contaminant concentration and environmental conditions, so there is no single lifespan applicable to every installation. How do I know when it needs replacing?
If unwanted odours begin passing through despite suitable airflow and secure connections, the activated carbon may be reaching the end of its useful adsorption capacity.
£64.50
Unit price per£64.50
Unit price perThe Krystal 10" Carbon Filter 250mm x 750mm is a high-capacity activated carbon air filter rated at 1750m³/h, using 100% RC412 Australian virgin activated carbon to remove unwanted odours from extracted air.
Designed for larger ventilation systems, this model combines a 250mm / 10" connection, 750mm filter body and 1750m³/h airflow rating. Its increased filter size provides the airflow capacity required for powerful extraction systems while maintaining effective contact between the extracted air and activated carbon.
Krystal uses 100% RC412 Australian virgin activated carbon within the filter. The highly porous carbon provides an enormous internal surface area onto which odour-causing gaseous compounds can adsorb as air passes through the carbon bed.
A lightweight aluminium housing makes the filter easier to support than unnecessarily heavy designs, while the open-area mesh allows air to enter across the cylindrical filter surface before passing through the activated carbon.
Why choose the Krystal 10" Carbon Filter?
100% RC412 Australian virgin activated carbon
The quality and quantity of activated carbon are central to the performance of an odour-control filter. Krystal specifies 100% RC412 Australian virgin activated carbon for its carbon filter range.
Activated carbon is processed to create an extremely porous internal structure. Although the carbon itself occupies a relatively compact volume, those microscopic pores create a very large internal surface area.
As contaminated air passes through the carbon bed, suitable gaseous compounds adhere to this surface through a process known as adsorption. The treated air then continues through the extraction system.
Carbon filtration is therefore fundamentally different from a simple particulate filter. Its principal purpose in this application is removing unwanted odour compounds from the extracted airstream.
1750m³/h airflow capacity
This 250mm x 750mm Krystal Carbon Filter is rated at 1750 cubic metres per hour, positioning it as a high-capacity option for larger ventilation systems.
The airflow rating of the filter and the performance of the extraction fan should be considered together. A carbon filter creates resistance, meaning a fan will not normally deliver its unrestricted maximum airflow once connected to the filter and ductwork.
Duct length, bends, silencers, reducers and other ventilation components add further resistance.
Equally, forcing substantially more air through a carbon filter than it is designed to handle can reduce contact time with the carbon bed. Correct fan and filter matching is therefore important for both ventilation and odour-control performance.
250mm connection with 750mm filter body
The filter has a nominal 250mm / 10" connection for integration with appropriately sized ventilation equipment.
Keeping the extraction system at 250mm wherever practical helps minimise unnecessary resistance. Immediately reducing a high-airflow system into substantially smaller ducting increases air velocity and static pressure and can reduce overall performance.
At 750mm long, this model provides greater carbon capacity and airflow capability than shorter 250mm filters while remaining more compact than the 1000mm and 1200mm versions available within the Krystal range.
Installing the Krystal carbon filter
A typical filtered extraction system draws environmental air through the outer surface of the carbon filter. The air passes through the activated carbon before travelling through the fan and into the exhaust ducting.
Connections between the filter, fan and ducting should be secure and reasonably airtight. Untreated air leaking into the system after the carbon filter can bypass filtration and reduce overall odour-control performance.
Matching your extraction fan & carbon filter
Fan diameter alone does not determine whether a fan and carbon filter are correctly matched. The airflow requirements of both components also need to be considered.
This Krystal filter is rated at 1750m³/h. The extraction fan should provide enough performance to achieve the required air exchange after resistance from the filter, ducting and other components has been taken into account.
Where a higher-capacity variable-speed fan is used, airflow can be adjusted to suit the filter and environmental requirement rather than continuously operating the fan at maximum output.
Correct sizing also helps prevent excessive air velocity through the carbon bed and can reduce unnecessary ventilation noise.
Maintaining effective odour filtration
Activated carbon has a finite adsorption capacity. As the filter operates, odour compounds progressively occupy available adsorption sites within the carbon.
The useful life of the filter will vary according to the amount of air processed, contaminant concentration, operating hours and environmental conditions.
Keeping excessive dust away from the filter and maintaining suitable airflow can help preserve effective operation.
If unwanted odours begin passing through the extraction system despite correct airflow and secure connections, the activated carbon may be approaching the end of its effective service life and the filter should be considered for replacement.
Krystal 10" 250mm x 750mm Carbon Filter product details
| Brand | Krystal Ventilation |
|---|---|
| Product type | Activated carbon air filter |
| Nominal connection | 10" / 250mm |
| Filter length | 750mm |
| Rated airflow | 1750m³/h |
| Carbon type | 100% RC412 Australian virgin activated carbon |
| Housing | Lightweight aluminium |
| Outer construction | Open-area mesh |
| Filtration method | Activated carbon adsorption |
| Primary function | Odour removal from extracted air |
| Installation type | Filtered extraction ventilation |
| Recommended nominal duct size | 250mm / 10" |
Krystal 10" 250mm x 750mm Carbon Filter FAQs
What size is this Krystal carbon filter?
This model has a 250mm / 10" connection and a 750mm-long filter body. What is the airflow rating?
The Krystal 250mm x 750mm Carbon Filter is rated at 1750m³/h. What carbon is used in Krystal carbon filters?
Krystal specifies 100% RC412 Australian virgin activated carbon for this carbon filter range. What does RC412 activated carbon do?
The activated carbon provides a very large internal surface area onto which suitable gaseous odour compounds can adsorb as extracted air passes through the filter. What size ducting should I use?
This filter has a nominal 250mm / 10" connection, so matching 250mm ducting and fittings should be used wherever practical. What size extraction fan should I use?
Select a compatible fan according to the filter's 1750m³/h airflow rating, required environmental airflow and the resistance of the complete ventilation system. Will the carbon filter reduce the airflow from my fan?
Yes. The carbon bed creates resistance, so actual installed airflow will normally be lower than the fan's unrestricted maximum airflow rating. Can I use a variable-speed fan with this filter?
Yes. A suitable variable-speed fan can be particularly useful because its airflow can be adjusted to match the filter and the actual ventilation requirement. Should the filter be installed before the extraction fan?
A common configuration draws air through the carbon filter before it reaches the fan. This treats the air before it enters the exhaust ductwork. Can this 250mm filter be reduced to smaller ducting?
Reducers can be used where necessary, but reducing duct diameter increases resistance and air velocity. Keeping the system at 250mm wherever practical generally provides a more efficient airflow path. Why is the 750mm filter longer than some 250mm carbon filters?
A larger filter body provides additional filtration capacity and allows this model to support its 1750m³/h rated airflow while maintaining a substantial activated carbon bed. Does a carbon filter remove dust as well as odours?
The primary purpose of this filter is gaseous odour adsorption. Excessive dust should be kept away from the filter because accumulated particulate contamination can restrict airflow. How long will the Krystal carbon filter last?
Service life varies with operating hours, airflow, contaminant concentration and environmental conditions, so there is no single replacement interval suitable for every installation. How do I know when the carbon filter needs replacing?
If unwanted odours begin to pass through despite suitable airflow, secure connections and correct ventilation operation, the activated carbon may be approaching the end of its useful adsorption capacity. Is this suitable for a high-capacity horticultural extraction system?
Yes. The combination of a 250mm connection, 750mm filter body and 1750m³/h airflow rating makes this model suitable for larger controlled horticultural environments requiring high-capacity filtered extraction.
£92.50
Unit price per£92.50
Unit price perThe U-GO 8" 200mm EC Extraction Fan delivers up to 1230m³/h of airflow using an efficient 9-pole digital EC brushless motor, with a detachable digital thermostatic controller included as standard for variable-speed and temperature-responsive ventilation control.
Designed for powerful but controllable air movement, the U-GO combines a 200mm / 8" connection with 1230m³/h maximum airflow. Its EC motor technology provides efficient variable-speed operation while producing the static pressure required to work effectively within real ventilation systems containing ducting, bends and carbon filters.
Unlike a basic fixed-speed extraction fan, the U-GO is supplied with its own detachable digital controller. This provides fully variable fan-speed control together with thermostatic temperature control, allowing ventilation to respond more closely to changing environmental conditions.
The fan is built around a sturdy steel housing with ABEC 7 ball bearings and is also compatible with external 0-10V control via RJ9 or RJ11 connection, providing additional options when integrating it into a more advanced environmental-control system.
Why choose the U-GO 8" EC Extraction Fan?
9-pole digital EC brushless motor
At the centre of the U-GO is a 9-pole digital EC brushless motor. EC stands for electronically commutated, combining a brushless motor design with electronic control.
This technology is particularly well suited to environmental ventilation because fan speed can be varied efficiently rather than relying solely on full-power operation.
U-GO states a fan efficiency of 7.85 CFM per watt, with the design intended to provide both strong linear airflow and static-pressure performance.
Static pressure becomes particularly important once a fan is connected to real ventilation equipment. Carbon filters, ducting, bends and other components all resist airflow, so a fan's ability to maintain useful airflow against resistance matters as much as its unrestricted maximum airflow figure.
Digital thermostatic controller included
Every U-GO fan is supplied with a detachable digital controller, giving the user direct control over fan operation without needing to purchase a separate basic speed controller.
The controller provides fully variable speed adjustment and thermostatic temperature control. This allows ventilation to be configured around the required environment rather than simply running the extraction fan at maximum speed continuously.
When environmental demand is lower, reducing fan speed can decrease unnecessary airflow, electrical consumption and ventilation noise. As additional cooling or air exchange becomes necessary, fan output can be increased.
This makes the U-GO particularly useful where ventilation requirements vary as lighting load, external temperature and other environmental conditions change.
1230m³/h high-airflow ventilation
The 8" U-GO provides a maximum airflow of 1230 cubic metres per hour, making it suitable for substantial intake or extraction applications.
Maximum airflow figures describe fan performance under defined conditions and should not be confused with the airflow that will necessarily be achieved after installation.
Carbon filters, long duct runs, tight bends, reducers, silencers and compressed flexible ducting all introduce resistance and can reduce actual system airflow.
Keeping the ventilation route short, correctly sized and as direct as practical helps the U-GO make better use of its available airflow and static-pressure capability.
0-10V environmental controller compatibility
In addition to its supplied digital controller, the U-GO supports 0-10V external control via RJ9 or RJ11 connection.
A 0-10V control signal allows compatible environmental-control equipment to regulate EC fan speed without controlling the fan by simply reducing its mains supply.
This provides scope for integrating the fan into more advanced ventilation strategies where compatible equipment is being used.
Always confirm the connection, control signal and cable requirements of the external controller before connecting third-party environmental-control equipment.
Ideal for carbon-filtered extraction
The U-GO's combination of high airflow and static-pressure performance makes it well suited to carbon-filtered extraction systems.
A carbon filter naturally creates resistance as air is pulled through the activated carbon bed. The fan therefore needs enough pressure capability to maintain the required ventilation rate once the filter is installed.
For best results, match the fan with a carbon filter of suitable airflow capacity and connection diameter. A variable-speed EC fan is particularly useful because airflow can then be adjusted to suit both the filter and the environmental requirement.
Getting the best performance from the U-GO 200mm Fan
Correct ventilation design allows the fan to provide the required air exchange at the lowest practical operating speed, helping balance environmental control, energy use and noise.
U-GO 8" 200mm EC Fan product details
| Brand | U-GO |
|---|---|
| Product type | Digital EC inline extraction fan |
| Nominal connection | 8" / 200mm |
| Maximum airflow | 1230m³/h |
| Motor technology | 9-pole digital EC brushless motor |
| Stated fan efficiency | 7.85 CFM per watt |
| Speed control | Fully variable |
| Digital controller | Included |
| Temperature control | Thermostatic control via supplied digital controller |
| External control | 0-10V compatible |
| Control connection | RJ9 or RJ11 |
| Housing | Steel |
| Bearings | ABEC 7 ball bearings |
| Typical applications | Extraction, intake, carbon-filtered ventilation & controlled-environment air movement |
U-GO 8" 200mm EC Extraction Fan FAQs
What is the airflow of the U-GO 8" fan?
The 200mm / 8" U-GO EC Fan has a maximum airflow rating of 1230m³/h. Does the U-GO fan include a controller?
Yes. A detachable digital thermostatic fan controller is included with the fan as standard. Can I vary the speed of the U-GO fan?
Yes. The supplied controller provides fully variable fan-speed control, allowing airflow to be adjusted to the requirements of the ventilation system. Does the controller respond to temperature?
Yes. The supplied digital controller provides thermostatic temperature control as well as variable fan-speed adjustment. What does EC mean?
EC stands for electronically commutated. The U-GO uses a 9-pole digital EC brushless motor designed for efficient and controllable fan operation. How efficient is the U-GO EC fan?
U-GO states fan efficiency at 7.85 CFM per watt for this EC fan range. Can I use an external 0-10V controller?
Yes. The U-GO is compatible with 0-10V control via an appropriate RJ9 or RJ11 connection. Always check the requirements of the external controller and cable before connection. Can I connect the U-GO to a carbon filter?
Yes. Its airflow and static-pressure capability make it suitable for carbon-filtered extraction when paired with an appropriately sized filter. What size carbon filter should I use?
Ideally use a 200mm / 8" carbon filter with airflow capacity appropriate to the fan and required ventilation rate. Filter resistance should also be considered when sizing the complete system. Will a carbon filter reduce the fan's 1230m³/h airflow?
Yes. A carbon filter creates resistance, so actual installed airflow will normally be lower than the fan's unrestricted maximum airflow rating. What size ducting does the U-GO 8" fan require?
The fan has a nominal 200mm / 8" connection, so matching 200mm ducting and fittings should be used wherever practical. Can I reduce the U-GO fan into smaller ducting?
A reducer can be used where necessary, but reducing duct diameter increases system resistance and air velocity and can reduce overall airflow. What are ABEC 7 ball bearings?
The U-GO motor assembly uses ABEC 7 ball bearings, providing a precision bearing system for smooth fan operation. Can the U-GO be used as an intake fan?
Yes. The fan can be incorporated into appropriately designed intake or extraction ventilation systems. How can I get the best airflow from the U-GO fan?
Use correctly sized 200mm ducting, minimise tight bends and restrictions, avoid compressed flexible ducting and ensure filters and other ventilation components are appropriately sized for the required airflow.
£119.00
Unit price per£119.00
Unit price perThe U-GO 10" 250mm EC Extraction Fan delivers up to 1840m³/h of airflow using a 9-pole digital EC brushless motor, with a detachable digital thermostatic controller included for fully variable fan-speed and temperature-responsive ventilation control.
Designed for high-capacity ventilation systems, the U-GO combines a 250mm / 10" connection with 1840m³/h maximum airflow. Its EC motor technology provides efficient variable-speed operation together with strong static-pressure performance for installations containing carbon filters, ducting and other airflow restrictions.
A detachable digital controller is included, providing both variable fan-speed adjustment and thermostatic control. This allows ventilation to be matched more closely to changing environmental conditions instead of operating the fan continuously at maximum output.
The fan features a sturdy steel housing and ABEC 7 ball bearings. It is also compatible with external 0-10V control via RJ9 or RJ11 connection, providing additional flexibility for integration with suitable environmental-control equipment.
Why choose the U-GO 10" EC Extraction Fan?
9-pole digital EC brushless motor
The U-GO uses a 9-pole digital EC brushless motor. EC, or electronically commutated, technology combines a brushless motor with electronic control to provide efficient variable-speed operation.
Variable-speed capability is particularly useful in controlled environments because maximum ventilation is not required continuously. Temperature and air-exchange requirements can change considerably throughout the day.
U-GO states a fan efficiency of 7.85 CFM per watt, with the fan designed to provide strong linear airflow together with useful static-pressure performance.
Static pressure is especially important once a fan is installed in a real ventilation system. Carbon filters, long duct runs, bends and other components all create resistance that the fan must overcome to maintain airflow.
Digital thermostatic controller included
The U-GO 250mm EC Fan is supplied with its own detachable digital controller, allowing fan speed and temperature-responsive ventilation to be managed without purchasing a separate basic speed controller.
Fully variable speed control allows the airflow to be reduced when maximum extraction is unnecessary and increased as ventilation demand rises.
Thermostatic control adds another level of automation by allowing ventilation to respond to environmental temperature.
Operating the fan only as hard as necessary can help reduce unnecessary energy consumption, airflow noise and excessive air exchange while maintaining the required environmental conditions.
1840m³/h high-capacity airflow
With a maximum airflow of 1840 cubic metres per hour, this 10" U-GO is designed for larger ventilation applications requiring substantial air movement.
Maximum airflow is not the same as the airflow that will necessarily be achieved once the fan is installed. Every component added to the system introduces some degree of resistance.
Carbon filters, silencers, duct length, bends, reducers and compressed flexible ducting can all lower the actual airflow delivered by the complete installation.
Keeping ductwork correctly sized, reasonably straight and free from unnecessary restrictions allows the fan to make better use of its available airflow and pressure capability.
250mm / 10" ventilation connection
The fan uses a nominal 250mm / 10" connection for integration with compatible high-airflow ducting, carbon filters and ventilation fittings.
Maintaining the 250mm diameter throughout as much of the system as practical helps minimise unnecessary static pressure and excessive air velocity.
Reducing immediately into substantially smaller ducting can restrict airflow and increase turbulence and noise, limiting the performance available from a high-capacity fan.
0-10V environmental controller compatibility
In addition to the supplied digital controller, the U-GO supports 0-10V external control via RJ9 or RJ11 connection.
A compatible 0-10V controller can regulate the EC fan through a low-voltage control signal rather than attempting to regulate fan speed by altering its mains power supply.
This provides additional options for integrating the U-GO into compatible environmental-control systems where centralised or automated fan-speed control is required.
Always confirm controller compatibility, cable configuration and control-signal requirements before connecting third-party equipment.
Excellent choice for carbon-filtered extraction
High-capacity carbon filters create significant resistance as air is drawn through the activated carbon bed. The extraction fan therefore needs both sufficient airflow and useful static-pressure capability.
The U-GO's combination of 1840m³/h maximum airflow, EC speed control and strong static-pressure performance makes it well suited to larger filtered extraction systems.
Ideally, use a carbon filter with a matching 250mm connection and an airflow rating appropriate to the fan's operating airflow.
Because the U-GO is fully variable, its output can be adjusted to match the carbon filter and environmental requirement rather than simply operating continuously at maximum speed.
Getting the best performance from the U-GO 250mm Fan
A properly designed ventilation system allows the fan to provide the required air exchange at the lowest practical operating speed, helping balance airflow, environmental stability, energy use and noise.
U-GO 10" 250mm EC Fan product details
| Brand | U-GO |
|---|---|
| Product type | Digital EC inline extraction fan |
| Nominal connection | 10" / 250mm |
| Maximum airflow | 1840m³/h |
| Motor technology | 9-pole digital EC brushless motor |
| Stated fan efficiency | 7.85 CFM per watt |
| Speed control | Fully variable |
| Digital controller | Included |
| Temperature control | Thermostatic control via supplied digital controller |
| External control | 0-10V compatible |
| Control connection | RJ9 or RJ11 |
| Housing | Steel |
| Bearings | ABEC 7 ball bearings |
| Typical applications | Extraction, intake, carbon-filtered ventilation & controlled-environment air movement |
U-GO 10" 250mm EC Extraction Fan FAQs
What is the airflow of the U-GO 10" fan?
The 250mm / 10" U-GO EC Fan has a maximum airflow rating of 1840m³/h. Does the U-GO 250mm fan include a controller?
Yes. A detachable digital thermostatic controller is included with the fan. Can I vary the fan speed?
Yes. The supplied digital controller provides fully variable fan-speed adjustment, allowing airflow to be matched to the requirements of the environment. Does the controller automatically respond to temperature?
Yes. The supplied controller provides thermostatic temperature control as well as variable fan-speed adjustment. What does EC mean?
EC stands for electronically commutated. The U-GO uses a 9-pole digital EC brushless motor designed for efficient, variable-speed ventilation. How efficient is the U-GO fan?
U-GO states a fan efficiency of 7.85 CFM per watt for this EC fan design. Can the U-GO be controlled by a 0-10V controller?
Yes. The fan supports 0-10V control via an appropriate RJ9 or RJ11 connection. Compatibility and cable configuration should be confirmed before connecting third-party control equipment. Can I use the U-GO 10" fan with a carbon filter?
Yes. Its airflow and static-pressure capability make it suitable for filtered extraction when paired with an appropriately sized carbon filter. What size carbon filter should I use?
A 250mm / 10" filter provides the most straightforward connection. Its airflow capacity should also be suitable for the actual operating airflow of the fan. Will a carbon filter reduce the 1840m³/h airflow?
Yes. Carbon filters create airflow resistance, so actual installed airflow will normally be lower than the fan's unrestricted maximum airflow rating. What size ducting does the U-GO 250mm fan require?
The fan has a nominal 250mm / 10" connection, so matching 250mm ducting and fittings should be used wherever practical. Can I reduce the fan into smaller ducting?
A reducer can be used where necessary, but reducing duct diameter increases resistance and air velocity and can reduce the airflow available from the system. Why is static pressure important?
Static-pressure capability helps the fan maintain useful airflow when resistance is added by carbon filters, ducting, bends and other ventilation components. What are ABEC 7 ball bearings?
The U-GO motor assembly uses ABEC 7 ball bearings, providing a precision bearing system for smooth fan operation. Can the U-GO 250mm fan be used for intake as well as extraction?
Yes. The fan can be incorporated into appropriately designed intake or extraction ventilation systems.
£87.50
Unit price per£87.50
Unit price perThe U-GO Carbon Filter 8" 200mm x 600mm is a premium activated carbon air filter engineered around carefully selected Pro Grade 4/8 carbon, with an emphasis on high airflow, low restriction and dependable odour filtration.
U-GO takes a particularly selective approach to the carbon used inside its filters. Because activated carbon is a natural material and its quality can vary between production batches, U-GO states that it selects only the premium 20% of the carbon produced for use within its filtration range.
The carbon is independently batch tested, de-dusted and selected to provide the particle characteristics required for effective airflow. U-GO uses Pro Grade 4/8 carbon, with material that fails its quality and air-stream testing rejected rather than used within the filter.
The result is a 200mm carbon filter designed to combine effective odour adsorption with reduced airflow restriction, helping a correctly matched extraction fan maintain useful ventilation performance once the filter is installed.
Why choose the U-GO 8" Carbon Filter?
Premium selected Pro Grade 4/8 carbon
Not all activated carbon performs identically. Carbon is a natural material, so particle size, dust content and adsorption performance can vary between batches.
U-GO's approach is to grade the carbon before it reaches the finished filter. The brand states that it purchases only the premium 20% of available carbon, with the material independently batch tested, de-dusted and selected before use.
The filters use Pro Grade 4/8 carbon. Selecting a suitable carbon particle size is important because the carbon bed needs to provide a large adsorptive surface without creating excessive resistance to airflow.
Carbon that is too fine or excessively dusty can increase resistance. U-GO's carbon specification is intended to provide a balance between effective adsorption and the free movement of air through the filter.
Batch tested for carbon quality
U-GO states that its carbon is independently batch tested rather than assuming every batch of natural activated carbon will perform to the same standard.
The selection process includes assessment of carbon particle characteristics and air-stream performance, with a stated minimum 20% butane adsorption requirement.
Material that is too small, excessively dusty or does not meet the required testing standard is rejected rather than being used in the finished U-GO filter.
This quality-control approach is intended to provide more consistent filtration performance from one production batch to another.
How activated carbon removes odours
Activated carbon contains a huge network of microscopic pores. These pores give the carbon an extremely large internal surface area relative to its physical size.
As odour-bearing air passes through the carbon bed, suitable gaseous compounds adhere to the carbon surface through a process known as adsorption.
The effectiveness of the process depends on carbon quality, the amount of carbon available, airflow, contact time and the concentration of compounds being treated.
Carbon filtration is therefore different from simply trapping visible dust. Its main role is treating gaseous odour compounds carried within the extraction airstream.
Designed for high airflow with low restriction
Every carbon filter introduces some resistance because the air must travel through a bed of activated carbon before reaching the extraction fan.
U-GO places particular emphasis on reducing unnecessary restriction. Its selected Pro Grade 4/8 carbon is intended to provide the particle characteristics required for good airflow without compromising the filter's ability to adsorb odour compounds.
This matters because the airflow quoted for an extraction fan is generally its maximum performance under defined conditions. Once a carbon filter, ducting, bends and other components are added, the actual airflow delivered by the system will be lower.
A lower-restriction filter helps preserve more of the fan's available airflow while still providing the carbon bed required for odour filtration.
200mm / 8" connection with 600mm body
This U-GO Carbon Filter has a nominal 200mm / 8" connection and a 600mm filter body.
Using matching 200mm ducting, fans and fittings wherever practical helps maintain an efficient airflow path through the ventilation system.
Reducing the duct diameter increases air velocity and system resistance, so unnecessary reductions should be avoided where maximum airflow performance is required.
Installing the U-GO Carbon Filter
In a typical filtered extraction system, air is drawn through the carbon filter before entering the extraction fan. The treated air then travels through the exhaust ductwork.
Fan and filter performance should be considered together. The fan needs sufficient pressure capability to overcome the resistance of the filter and duct system while remaining appropriately matched to the filter.
Carbon filter service life
Activated carbon has a finite adsorption capacity. As the filter processes contaminated air, compounds gradually occupy more of the available adsorption sites within the carbon.
U-GO's selected carbon and low-restriction filter design are intended to support effective filtration and a longer expected operating life, but actual service life will always depend on the installation.
Operating hours, airflow, environmental conditions and the concentration of compounds being removed can all affect how quickly a carbon filter becomes saturated.
If unwanted odours begin passing through despite correct ventilation operation and secure connections, the carbon filter may be approaching the end of its effective service life.
U-GO 8" 200mm x 600mm Carbon Filter product details
| Brand | U-GO |
|---|---|
| Product type | Activated carbon air filter |
| Nominal connection | 8" / 200mm |
| Filter length | 600mm |
| Carbon grade | Pro Grade 4/8 activated carbon |
| Carbon selection | Premium 20% selected carbon |
| Carbon preparation | Batch tested, selected & de-dusted |
| Stated carbon test requirement | Minimum 20% butane adsorption |
| Filtration method | Activated carbon adsorption |
| Primary function | Odour filtration from extracted air |
| Design priority | High airflow with reduced filter restriction |
| Recommended nominal duct size | 200mm / 8" |
U-GO 8" 200mm x 600mm Carbon Filter FAQs
What size is this U-GO Carbon Filter?
This model has a nominal 200mm / 8" connection and a 600mm filter body. What type of carbon does U-GO use?
U-GO specifies selected Pro Grade 4/8 activated carbon for its carbon filter range. What does Pro Grade 4/8 carbon mean?
It refers to the selected particle grade used within the filter. Carbon particle characteristics affect both adsorption and the resistance created as air passes through the carbon bed. Why does U-GO select only part of each carbon supply?
Activated carbon is a natural material and its characteristics can vary between batches. U-GO states that it selects the premium 20% of carbon produced for use in its filters. Is U-GO carbon batch tested?
Yes. U-GO states that its carbon is independently batch tested, de-dusted and selected before being used in its filters. What is the 20% butane adsorption specification?
U-GO specifies a minimum 20% butane adsorption requirement as part of its carbon quality testing, with material that fails its required standard rejected. Why does carbon particle size matter?
Particle characteristics influence both the available carbon surface and resistance to airflow. U-GO selects its Pro Grade 4/8 carbon to provide a balance between filtration and airflow. Does U-GO de-dust its carbon?
Yes. De-dusting forms part of the stated U-GO carbon selection process and helps reduce unnecessary fine carbon material within the filter. What size ducting should I use?
This model has a nominal 200mm / 8" connection, so matching 200mm ducting and fittings should be used wherever practical. Can I use this with a 200mm extraction fan?
Yes. It is designed for integration into a 200mm ventilation system. Fan performance should also be matched to the airflow requirements and resistance of the complete installation. Will a carbon filter reduce fan airflow?
Yes. All carbon beds introduce some resistance. U-GO's carbon selection and filter design place particular emphasis on maintaining airflow while still providing effective carbon filtration. Can I reduce the filter into smaller ducting?
A suitable reducer can be used where required, but reducing duct diameter increases system resistance and may reduce available airflow. How does the U-GO Carbon Filter remove odours?
Odour-bearing air passes through the activated carbon bed, where suitable gaseous compounds adsorb onto the enormous internal surface area of the carbon. How long does a U-GO Carbon Filter last?
Actual service life depends on operating hours, airflow, contaminant concentration and environmental conditions, so a single replacement interval cannot accurately apply to every installation. How do I know when the carbon filter needs replacing?
If unwanted odours begin passing through despite suitable airflow, secure connections and correct ventilation operation, the activated carbon may be approaching the end of its effective adsorption capacity.
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