GoneP
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So im doing my first run in a new room and i'm running into problems trying to dial the environment due to low temps. its an insulated room inside a non insulated garage. room is about 320 cubic feet, with a 6 inch 440 cfm inline for exhaust, insulated ducting, aircooled 1000w magnum xxxl, glass cover on. passive intake vent.
lights on temps are at 73 degrees, but dips to 70. lights off temps have gone as low as 58, too cold for the first week of flower. the exhaust fan came with a built in speed controller, which i have set to lowest speed but it's still drawing in too much cold air from the passive intake vent, which is appropriately sized.
how can i resolve the cooler temps during lights on? would removing the glass cover and runnin bare hood do the trick? are there any fan controllers out there that will allow me to lower the speed of the inline more? what about the thermostatic controllers like the titan mercury 3? would that be a better choice?
lights on temps are at 73 degrees, but dips to 70. lights off temps have gone as low as 58, too cold for the first week of flower. the exhaust fan came with a built in speed controller, which i have set to lowest speed but it's still drawing in too much cold air from the passive intake vent, which is appropriately sized.
how can i resolve the cooler temps during lights on? would removing the glass cover and runnin bare hood do the trick? are there any fan controllers out there that will allow me to lower the speed of the inline more? what about the thermostatic controllers like the titan mercury 3? would that be a better choice?