The Big Antinoise Box is designed to be a complement of your air extractor fans in "tube" format, as it will re-cover it, protecting it, helping to reduce the noise generated by itself and camouflaging it, all this in the same pack.
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Hi everyone! I’m Jeremy, from Alchimia, and today i’m going to show you how to assemble a soundproof box with the RVK extractor
You will find it in the web from 100 to 315mm, and once you buy it you will see it comes in a package with all the walls disassembled
You will also find a leaflet with the instructions with a bag with all the screws you’ll need
What is the only thing that we’ll need to have? Just a Philips screwdrivers
Once we have three of the walls fixed, we should install the extractor cable
As you see, we have a hole made in this wall, and also another in the other side one
We will leave it fairly long
Take the extractor fan and set the platen with those 4 screws we have here
And now would be the moment of installing the extraction tube. The best option would be a “sono” tube, which is soundproof
First of all, we have to pass it through the hole, it will be a bit hard, because you’ll have to remove all this piece of cover back enough
And now we can set it inside, once we have placed it we should tape it or fix it using clamps
Using a long clamp, or two or three small ones
It’s important to fix well the clamp or the tape you use
Pinching the plastic, so we will avoid odour fugues
After that, we’ll place the cover again, fixing it with tape or more clamps
After we have peeled the cables, we‘ll remove this cover with a Philips screwdriver
We’ll see a power strip, with the same colours as the cables, We’ll start with the ground one, then the blue and the brown
But first we’ll need to pass it through this little hole here
The next step would be measuring 5 cm, more or less, from the edge of the wood to the hole
Press the fan to the other wall, and screw it. We take the other side wall and make the same we did here
We’ll set the tube and fix it using clamps again, pinching the plastic for maintaining it odourless, or just taping it when finished
It would be, place the wall on its place, prepare well the cover, tapping it or clamping it
We just will have to put the lid, but before that, here you have an advise
What do we do with the remnants at the end? Where do we have to throw or put them?
I’m going to explain you, we’ll reuse them. Let’s take out the inner tube
Cut the aluminium cover using a scissors
And cut it again in two or three pieces, more or less
Now i’m going to cut this in three parts
And now is when we’ll fill the gaps, avoiding the vibration of the extractor
So we reuse it in a useful way
Let's place the last cover and finish screwing it
We have two ways of installing the soundproof box
The first one would be directly into the wall, using the 4 wads included with the foam kit
So let’s place them one in each side, for avoiding the vibes
The second, would be hanging from the ceiling, as you will see now, in a growing room
Buddies, see you in Alchimiaweb.com
Soundproof box for RVKAvailable in this diameters:100, 125, 150, 200, 315 mmMaterial: DM (Plywood)Inside: Dense foam as a noise shock absorber
