Keod
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The ducting sounds like a good idea. You can add a more powerful exhaust fan.Hey guys first time grower here.
So I am at the end of week 2 of flowering. Buds are starting to appear and its exciting !
I have a problem with temperatures in my tent when the lights are on.
The thing is I have 2 LED lights: A Marshydro TS3000 (450W from the wall)& Marshydro ECO600 a blurple(220W from the wall)
I run my lights at night. From 22:00 to 10:00 to reduce heat.
Only using the Marshydro TS3000 temperatures do not exceed 26°C/78°F ! So perfect right ?!?
But I want to make use of my 2nd light and add another 220W power for my grow.
But with the Marshydro TS3000 + MarsHydro ECO600 temperatures vary between 26/28°C (78/82°F) to 30°C(86°F) !
So I am slightly to hot for ideal conditions...
Yesterday I tried adding ducting from the window to my tent hoping that the negative pressure created by my exhaust fan would suck up in the fresh cool air from outside . At the moment temps at night outside are in-between 3 to 8°C (37 to 46°F). And so far I feel it kinda works, I can feel a little fresh air coming in from that ducting.
So what do you guys think :
-Is the added 220W worth the trouble ?
-What other methods could I implement?
-Would setting the timer for the extra light for only during the coldest period of the night be a good idea ?
Sorry fir the very long post, I tried to be as clear as possible.
The question is guess , Are the extra 220w gonna do more good than bad ?The ducting sounds like a good idea. You can add a more powerful exhaust fan.
While 30 C might be slightly higher than ideal, it's not that much higher than ideal. Your plants won't suffer photorespiration or anything.
Yep ! Its already the case ^^Your TS3000 is designed so you can move the driver/ballast outside the tent to help with lowering temperature.
Maybe I missed it but what size tent is it, I have 450watt from 3 TS1000 in my 2/4/6ft and it is plenty, did my first grow with 2 x TS1000 300w (and got over 1/2 kg of cured buds) but added the extra light at week 5 for this grow.The question is guess , Are the extra 220w gonna do more good than bad ?
Hmm so i would need a bigger carbon filter then !Just lower the room temp if you can and then increase the rpm on your inline fan so you exchange more tent air faster.
4x4x7 . Maybe I need stronger exhaust? I have a 6inch exhaust that goes up to 800m3/H (or 470 CFM ) that i run on half the speed for noise issues. But apparently the speed I have it running should be sufficient for my spaceMaybe I missed it but what size tent is it, I have 450watt from 3 TS1000 in my 2/4/6ft and it is plenty, did my first grow with 2 x TS1000 300w (and got over 1/2 kg of cured buds) but added the extra light at week 5 for this grow.
Your TS3000 is even newer and better than the TS1000 lights I have so depending on tent size you might be just fine with only that.
I thought of that! Since they will be on the floor next to the pots . Is there a chance they can hurt the roots ?If you are at home every day anyway you could just use a cooler block or two, the ones for cooler boxes that you stick in the freezer
So what do you guys think :
-Is the added 220W worth the trouble ?
-What other methods could I implement?
-Would setting the timer for the extra light for only during the coldest period of the night be a good idea ?
Sorry fir the very long post, I tried to be as clear as possible.
Whats the temperature outside the tent? Move more air. take hot air out of tent. 86 is a tad bit high you can run 82 with LED nicely. 84 is pushing it.
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