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Can someone please help me out here

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Jesselee33 said:
Heat gets up to 93 sometimes with the Mars Hydro on brightest setting. I have a air purifier right next to the plant blowing air under canopy and a big fan blowing at the lights and above canopy
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Do you have an intraction and an extraction fan? If not thats your next assignment. The fans inside to move air below and on top of the canopy are really good but you need to extract that hot air, you cant have such high temps with only a 150W panel.
 
#22
The extraction fan should have around 20% more airflow than your intraction fan, that way you create negative air pressure ensuring all the air is renwed and no hot air pockets stay inside. You might need to close the door and the windows for that to happen once you have those fans. If the tent shrinks too much because you have too much negative pressure you can open 1 window and see how it goes.
 
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Eledin said:
The extraction fan should have around 20% more airflow than your intraction fan, that way you create negative air pressure ensuring all the air is renwed and no hot air pockets stay inside. You might need to close the door and the windows for that to happen once you have those fans. If the tent shrinks too much because you have too much negative pressure you can open 1 window and see how it goes.
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She's not in a tent. She's in a closet which makes the airflow issue a bit more challenging. This one might take some out of the box thinking and some canna-engineering.
 
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Eledin said:
Do you have an intraction and an extraction fan? If not thats your next assignment. The fans inside to move air below and on top of the canopy are really good but you need to extract that hot air, you cant have such high temps with only a 150W panel.
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Yes I forgot to mention that I have a inline fan sucking air in from the outside, I cut a hole in the door and put a vent . I checked my temperatures for the week on the app and it has been no more than 91. I figured sucking air in would be better than blowing out because not much fresh air will be able to get in. I have the air purifier, humidifier strong fan and the inline fan
 
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Eledin said:
The extraction fan should have around 20% more airflow than your intraction fan, that way you create negative air pressure ensuring all the air is renwed and no hot air pockets stay inside. You might need to close the door and the windows for that to happen once you have those fans. If the tent shrinks too much because you have too much negative pressure you can open 1 window and see how it goes.
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If I get another inline fan to exhaust the closet and it is smaller than the one I have sucking air in and not 20 percent like you said will it still help? Should I get one?
 
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Eledin said:
Do you have an intraction and an extraction fan? If not thats your next assignment. The fans inside to move air below and on top of the canopy are really good but you need to extract that hot air, you cant have such high temps with only a 150W panel.
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I have the allegedly 300 watt running also
 
#27
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Jesselee33 said:
If I get another inline fan to exhaust the closet and it is smaller than the one I have sucking air in and not 20 percent like you said will it still help? Should I get one?
t is smaller than the one I have sucking air in and not 20 percent like you said will it still help? Should I get one?
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Let me see if I understand correctly first. You have 1 in line fan that is introducing air or extracting air?
 
#31

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  • Actual Power Consumption: 45W
  • Input Voltage : AC100-277V / 50-60HZ
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#33
Eledin said:

BW1000 LED Grow Light​

Specification:​



  • Actual Power Consumption: 45W
  • Input Voltage : AC100-277V / 50-60HZ
  • LED QTY : 192PCS ( Red,blue,white,purple,Orange,UV,IR )
  • Working environment : -20~40degree , 45%~95%RH
  • Core coverage area : 23.6*23.6″(2*2ft)
  • Dimensions : 12.2 *7.87* 1.57 inch
  • Item Net Weight : 1.92 pounds
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That's hilarious how they lie
 
#38
Also it should tell you in the fan the wattage, should be written somewhere if you can access that information would be great too, and the inches.
 
#39
RoadKillSkunkHunt said:
She's not in a tent. She's in a closet which makes the airflow issue a bit more challenging. This one might take some out of the box thinking and some canna-engineering.
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Thank you! I did read through all of it and somehow still missed it. In spanish we call growing tents "armarios" sometimes which translates to closets. We also call them "tiendas", which is obviously tents, but yeah when I saw closet I didnt think literally a closet hahaha.
 
#40
Eledin said:
Thank you! I did read through all of it and somehow still missed it. In spanish we call growing tents "armarios" sometimes which translates to closets. We also call them "tiendas", which is obviously tents, but yeah when I saw closet I didnt think literally a closet hahaha.
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What would putting a tent inside of the closet? What would that do to the temps if I have fresh cooler air sucking in from outside of closet and blowing out ? Will a smaller space help maintain temps or raise them?
 
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