Coolerguys Thermal Plastic Duct with End Caps for Electronics and Crypto Mining (92-120mm Fan/4" 20-60")

This comes with 90% of what you need. My PC makes my room quite hot, especially in the summertime, so I went looking for a way to vent the exhaust and came across this!It's got a good amount of length, enough for the PC to be a few feet away from the window. Attaching fans is easy, as well as attaching the duct to the PC case using the screws that came with it.The one downside is that once attached, there is a fair amount of gap between the duct and the PC case. This would make it so that a fair amount of the exhaust escapes. However, I had a lot of blu tac laying around, so I actually just covered the gaps with that, sealing it in semi-permanently.

These are great, the pop long or short for each segment, like a notchy slinky, very convenient!Being plastic they insulate better than the foil hoses you find an the hardware stores. The hose doesn't like to clamp onto the fan flanges very well, even when clamped VERY tightly. But you have to be careful when tightening the clamps that they don't crush the flanges, so watch it! A ring of grip tape around the flange solves that problem.The only thing I would add is some insulation to them to prevent radiant heat from coming back into the environment, ever need is different I suppose! No complaints! Thank you!

I used this to build a fogger for a gourmet mushroom tent.

So I hook this to my pc to vent the heat outside and works perfectly

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I setup this duct for my PC electronics and I'm thrilled with the results. This duct is a versatile and durable solution that accommodates fans ranging from 92mm to 120mm (I used 120mm with no issue), making it perfect for my specific needs. I think you could also use it for other applications, such as grow rooms or theater setups.One of the things that I appreciate about this duct is its rigid yet flexible design. It's made from a high-quality thermal plastic that provides excellent durability and heat resistance, while still being flexible enough to accommodate a range of installation options. Plus, the included square caps for mounting 120mm fans provide a secure and stable mounting solution. I did 5 bends total and mounted it directly to an external wall. The rigid design means that it does not flop around, it holds it shape just as you put it.The black finish of the duct gives it a sleek and professional look, Additionally, with an operating temperature range of -30 to 80 C, I feel confident that this duct can withstand even the most extreme conditions.Overall, I can safely recommend the Coolerguys Thermal Plastic Duct with End Caps. It's a well built and versatile ducting solution that exceeded my expectations. Whether you're building a new setup from scratch or upgrading an existing one, this duct is sure to meet your needs. Plus, the flexibility of the duct and the inclusion of the square caps for mounting fans make it a convenient and practical choice.

I picked up a laser engraver a few weeks ago and have been trying to find a good way to exhaust the fumes from it. I have picked up a fume extractor that was less than desirable. A friend suggested I try to exhaust it through a window while using it. Due to the location I have it I would need a long 10-12 foot hose. I already have one hose that came with my enclosure. This allows me to use a 120mm computer case fan on the enclosure and another where the hoses connect to add more pulling power to get the fumes out of the room. The flanges mount up perfectly to the fans. I used a 1x6 scrap board and cut a 4 inch hole that the tube can fit through. This sits in the window and I can close the window on top of it. The duct is rigid enough to hold the shape I lay it in without collapsing. I can now use my engraver in my craft room. And this was MUCH cheaper than the fume extractor I tried.

Using this to connect a simple geothermal heating/cooling system to the Bride's she-shed. It connects perfectly to the 12v solar powered fan and was easy enough to connect to the underground pipes. I don't mind the black color attracting heat from the sun as its placement has it always in the shade.