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High RH at night - perfect during lights on

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High RH at night - perfect during lights on

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FuqStik

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#1
What to do? RH is upwards of 70 in the tent with lights off - flowering week 1.

Lights on it sits around 48-50.

I have a mini dehumidifer in there, do I need to get a bigger one?
 
#2
FuqStik said:
What to do? RH is upwards of 70 in the tent with lights off - flowering week 1.

Lights on it sits around 48-50.

I have a mini dehumidifer in there, do I need to get a bigger one?
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yes you need a larger dehumidifier.
 
#10
Following cause I have the same issue. I just bought a dehumidifier as well and planned on running mine at night.
 
#11
FuqStik said:
What about when the ladies start stinking? Because I'll need the carbon filter. Assuming I just need to go purchase a large dehumidifier instead
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QUOTE="FuqStik, post: 2491957, member: 119159"]
What about when the ladies start stinking? Because I'll need the carbon filter. Assuming I just need to go purchase a large dehumidifier instead
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Does your exhaust go outside or stay in the room?
 
#12
growsince79 said:
QUOTE="FuqStik, post: 2491957, member: 119159"]
What about when the ladies start stinking? Because I'll need the carbon filter. Assuming I just need to go purchase a large dehumidifier instead
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Does your exhaust go outside or stay in the room?
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It goes down a floor into my closet area
 
#15
what is the RH of your house man!!!!! Do you live in a jungle! Or cuba?
I'm jk
But really you just need to increase ventilation/exhaust. Dehumidifiers usually are just needed in basements bc they are dank and you cannot reduce humidity by ventilation.
I'm assuming you don't live in a bog and If your house humidity is 70% you would paint peeling and condensation on ceilings. just open more vent flaps and increase your exhaust fan speed and bring the tent to your houses RH.
 
#16
GreatWhiteShart said:
what is the RH of your house man!!!!! Do you live in a jungle! Or cuba?
I'm jk
But really you just need to increase ventilation/exhaust. Dehumidifiers usually are just needed in basements bc they are dank and you cannot reduce humidity by ventilation.
I'm assuming you don't live in a bog and If your house humidity is 70% you would paint peeling and condensation on ceilings. just open more vent flaps and increase your exhaust fan speed and bring the tent to your houses RH.
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The fan is on high ... it's a 4" and a 4" carbon filter... I have a 6" fan, could i get a reducer? or would that exceed the CFM for the 4" filter?


2 vents open with active intake right now...

RH in my house is 50ish
 
#17
6 inch fan should be on a 6 inch filter,

How big is the tent?

And can you feel the exhaust change when u zip it shut, if you can feel a change u need more ventilation. If you feel no change, get a higher cfm fan.
 
#18
GreatWhiteShart said:
6 inch fan should be on a 6 inch filter,

How big is the tent?

And can you feel the exhaust change when u zip it shut, if you can feel a change u need more ventilation. If you feel no change, get a higher cfm fan.
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4'x4'

4" fan is about 188 cfm
 
#19
And I feel no change when I close the tent

It's venting to my downstairs... so it's like 25 feet of ducting. does that make a difference?
 
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