Trojan Tent 2.4m x 1.2m x 2.0m

Cloth - 210D Mylar lined Oxford cloth.

Exhaust ventilation port - 254mm (accepts up to 200mm Insulated or 250mm standard duct) located at the back on the tent roof.

Intake ventilations - 2 x 204mm (accepts up to 200 standard duct or 250mm Insulated) located on either side of the tent at the lower front.

High level cable entry ports for lighting, fans and pumps.

Recommendations

Lighting - a 400W metal halide for vegetative stages and a 600W HPS for flowering. Which light you choose will be dependent on the ambient temperature of the incoming air.  The wattage of lighting will ultimately dictate your yield as well as your ventilation requirements.

A higher yield will generally be achieved by being able to maintain growing temperatures/humidity within the ideal range for your plants rather than increasing light and thus heat output and being unable to keep deal with temperatures.

2 x 250W - Vegetative stages of plant growth in high ambient temperatures

2 x 400W - Vegetative stages of plant growth or flowering in high ambient temp

2 x 600W - flowering stages if ambient temp allows

LED lighting

LED lights are improving quickly. They have the advantages of less heat output for the same light strength, longer operating life and less power draw. The disadvantage is the initial cost outlay. Call for LED lighting options currently available.

Ventilation  

Exhaust - 100mm In line / centrifugal fan

Intake – 100mm in line fan

We recommend the use of a thermostatically controlled fan speed controller to maintain your temperatures within the desired range.

Intake fans - The flow rates should be approximately 30-50% less than the exhaust fan(s) flow rate. This is to allow for the restrictions caused by carbon filters and to ensure negative pressure, when correctly set up your Trojan tent should be sucking in slightly.  When using intake fans always have a passive intake (Lower vents in the tent or ducting without a fan) this will ensure that the tent can breathe and that you aren't causing too much restriction on the intake.

Winter use in when incoming air is at or close to 0 degrees Celsius and summer use is 20 degrees plus. Note: if the incoming air is close to or above your desired growing temperature then any amount of ventilation will struggle to cope.  In these cases, we recommend lighting during the evening hours and / or reducing light wattage.