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Yah the extra burner gets CO2 level up faster so less burn time.
Oh yah, you can add burners to most CO2 burner units. Mine (Gen 1 by CAP) comes with one burner but has capacity for four. I bought another one ($30 at hydro shop) and found that 2 burners is ideal for my 11x12 room.
And then if you know the proper size holes you can drill out your jets that are set for probably a propane setup, and convert your burner to run off NG. Which eliminates all those trips filling up bottles of propane.
If you don't know the proper size to drill have a store that converts bbq's from Propane to NG to look up the specs on the drill-bit size needed. Make sure you know exact specs before you start drilling, go one size too big and you could have flames shooting out the top of your burner.
I got the CAP PCM-4 today at the local grow shop. Going to revamp the room tonight. I'm stoked! My girls are going to be so happy.
Good to hear let us know how that works out for you.
Sounds like a Bigger AC and a sealed room could be in your future.
What is a mini split or split system? I've not really seen too much on this.There ya go! great job, if you could do a mini split in there you'd be rockin!
Mini Splits are great but if that doesn't suit your needs I use KWIKOOL products, I have a 5 ton air cooled unit and love it.
I got a upright AC installed on the opposite side of the flower room this evening and ran the 4 in. cold air outlet through the false wall into the flower room. Now the temps are 81-82 degrees steady with a RH Of 47-50%.. The co2 generator now turns on every 6 min. for 1min. 45 sec. It is definatley working better but I noticed that when I open the door to the room that it has a vacume in it. I had to force the door a tad. Is this negative pressure normal? Should I try to seal the room up better?
So is it a portable?? Portable units exhaust room air, humidity and Co2, out of their exhaust tube unless you have an Isolated condenser with an I/O setup
heres a link to what I mean
I don't see how it can be pulling air out of the flower room when the outlet for the portable is in the flower room pushing the cool air in. The compressor is in a totally separate room. I tried just running the unit in the room but the exaust was making the room too hot. This setup allows the exaust to be totally separate from the flower room. I have 2 1000 watt lights in the rooGideon is right. That is why you have neg. pressure in the room. My portable deos the same thing. When it is running you get neg. pressure from it pulling air from your room.
You can get away with that, your burner will just have to run more.
I'd start saving up for a CO2 controller. You are probably wasting a lot of gas running it that often. Also a/c has to work harder when burner runs too much.
7000 BTU is not a lot. I'm guessing you have just one light? Mine is 11000 and works perfect for 2 1k lights with burner.
I don't see how it can be pulling air out of the flower room when the outlet for the portable is in the flower room pushing the cool air in. The compressor is in a totally separate room. I tried just running the unit in the room but the exaust was making the room too hot. This setup allows the exaust to be totally separate from the flower room. I have 2 1000 watt lights in the roo
Air cooled with outside air. I have a Greenair CD-6 co2 generator that clicks on every 6 min. For 1 min. 45 sec. Temps and humidity dropped significantly from 87-90 degrees to a steady 82 degrees with the ac running. And RH went from 67% down to 47%. And does not fluctuate with the generator running.
How the hell do you have that AC hooked up????? I might be just ripped of some fresh oil but I cant picture that right now
It's real simple man. It's a free standing AC. OUTLET goes through my false wall into the flower room to keep things cool. The compressor & intake are in the opposite room. It's a roll around AC. Go smoke some more oil lol.
Seems to me this set up should create positive pressure. Wonder why the negative.