Blauberg Turbo Extractor – 2 Speeds & High Performance

The Blauberg 2-speed turbo extractor is the high-performance engine your indoor grow needs to breathe properly, ensuring constant air renewal and total climate control to maximize your harvest's potential. It is a mixed-flow device that combines the best of axial and centrifugal fans, delivering high pressure and powerful airflow without the noise usually associated with such power.

Is your crop suffering from heat and stale air?

One of the biggest headaches for any grower is managing the environment inside the tent. You worry about heat pockets forming at the top, humidity spiking when the lights go off, or that tell-tale smell leaking out because your fan doesn't have enough pressure to push through the filter. It feels like you are constantly fighting against the elements, unsure if your equipment is actually doing its job.

If you don't address this, the consequences are immediate: slowed growth, increased risk of mold or pests, and the constant stress of thinking your neighbors might smell your hobby. A weak extraction system turns your grow room into a ticking time bomb for your plants, limiting their yield and compromising your discretion.

The Blauberg Turbo Extractor is the tool that puts you back in the driver's seat. With its two-speed switch, you can adapt the airflow to the stage of the plant or the temperature of the room. It provides the necessary pressure to work efficiently with carbon filters, ensuring that the air leaving your space is clean, odorless, and that your plants always have the fresh CO2 they need to fatten up.

More discretion, fewer worries

When we talk about indoor growing, silence is golden. This extractor has been designed with an aerodynamic casing that significantly reduces noise turbulence. While no powerful fan is 100% silent, the Blauberg offers an excellent power-to-noise ratio, ranging from just 27 dB to 44 dB depending on the model and speed selected. This means you can keep your Air Extraction System running 24/7 without it sounding like a jet engine taking off in your spare room.

Discretion isn't just about sound; it's about reliability. Knowing that your extractor is effectively pulling air through your odor filters gives you the peace of mind to go about your day. Its robust build minimizes vibrations, further aiding in keeping your operation low-profile and efficient.

Control over the experience

• Dual Speed Control: You are not stuck with one setting. Switch between low speed for seedlings or night cycles, and high turbo speed for flowering or hot days.
• High Pressure Performance: Unlike standard axial fans, this mixed-flow design maintains airflow even when resistance is added, making it perfect for use with Odor eliminator for weed systems like carbon filters.
• Easy Maintenance Access: This is a game-changer. The motor block is attached with clips, allowing you to remove the fan for cleaning without dismantling your entire ducting setup.
• Versatile Sizing: Available in 100mm (187 m³/h), 125mm (280 m³/h), and 150mm (520 m³/h) to perfectly match the volume of your grow tent.
• Energy Efficiency: High output doesn't mean high bills. These motors are designed to run continuously with optimized power consumption (21W to 60W max depending on the model).

How to use it responsibly and comfortably

Getting the most out of your Blauberg extractor requires proper installation and a bit of routine care. It's not just about plugging it in; it's about setting up a lung for your grow room that works efficiently.

1. Secure Installation: Mount the extractor high up in your Grow tents, as heat rises. Use sturdy straps or hangers to minimize vibration transfer to the frame.
2. Ducting Connection: Connect your aluminum or acoustic ducting to the inlet and outlet. Ensure connections are airtight using clamps or duct tape to prevent smell leaks.
3. Speed Selection: Start with the lower speed during the vegetative stage. Switch to the higher speed once flowering begins or if the temperature exceeds 26°C.
4. Filter Pairing: If using a carbon filter, place it before the extractor (inside the tent) so the fan pulls air through it.
5. Routine Cleaning: Every crop cycle, unclip the motor body (without removing the ducts) and wipe down the blades. Dust buildup reduces efficiency and increases noise.

Benefits of having everything under control

• Peace of Mind: Knowing your temperature and humidity are being managed automatically by consistent airflow.
• Stealth: Reduced noise and effective odor control mean you don't draw unwanted attention.
• Better Yields: Constant fresh air supply improves plant metabolism, leading to denser, healthier buds.
• Longevity: The ability to clean it easily extends the life of the motor, saving you money in the long run.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which model should I choose for my tent?

For a 1m x 1m tent, the 100mm model is usually sufficient. For 1.2m x 1.2m spaces, go for the 125mm. If you have a larger space or use very long ducting runs, the 150mm model is the best choice to ensure adequate pressure.

Is it difficult to wire or install?

The Blauberg comes ready to be integrated into your system. The most standout feature for installation is the clip system, which makes mounting and future maintenance incredibly simple compared to standard flanged fans.

Can I use a fan speed controller with it?

While it has a built-in 2-speed switch, you can use an external controller, but ensure it is compatible with mixed-flow motors to avoid humming noises. However, the built-in 2-speed switch usually covers most growers' needs.

Does it come with a power cable?

Check the specific product contents upon arrival, but generally, these units are designed for easy connection. Always follow safety standards when setting up electrical equipment in a grow room.

Personal Experience of Pevgrow’s CEO (Alan)

I've tested dozens of extractors over the years, and what I honestly appreciate most about the Blauberg Turbo is the maintenance aspect. We often forget to clean our fans because it's a hassle to take the duct tape off and unscrew everything. With this one, you just pop the clips, wipe the blades, and put it back. That simple act keeps the airflow strong and the noise down for years.

I usually set it to the low speed for the first few weeks of veg to keep humidity slightly higher, and then flip the switch to high as soon as I see the first pre-flowers. It gives me that extra peace of mind knowing the air exchange is aggressive enough to prevent mold without me having to buy a new fan halfway through the cycle.